ХРИСТИАНИН УДИВЛЕН - Как Иисус может быть Мусульманином???

Buy channel merch - Support the Islamic Dawah! Our store https://missiondawah.shop Become a channel sponsor and you'll gain access to exclusive bonuses. Learn more:   / dawahmission   For those who want to support the project: Our Patreon:   / dawahmission   PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/missiondawah 🕋 USDT (TRC20): TWMqUSBdpsWQ1i4YynDYUjV4XjvjSLhx5j 🕋 Bitcoin (BTC): 16AJSxE528nZEoQr3DNqxsXtHe48aFa2eh May Allah accept this from you! A Christian argues with a Muslim after the latter claims Jesus was a Muslim. Christian: I noticed you wrote there that Jesus was a Muslim. Muslim: Yes. Christian: Personally, I found that challenging, since Islam didn't exist during Jesus' lifetime. Muslim: Yes, that's right. Christian: It only appeared in the 7th century, with Muhammad. Isn't that right? Muslim: Okay, so what do you mean by "Muslim"? Let's start with this... Christian: Personally, I believe a Muslim is someone who tries to live according to the teachings of Muhammad. Muslim: I see. Linguistically, the word "Muslim" means a person who effortlessly submits their will to the will of the Creator. Christian: Now that's where it gets interesting—since a Christian can also say, "I have submitted my will to the will of the Creator." So does that mean a Christian can also be called a Muslim? Is it possible to be both? Muslim: That's the question. Take, for example, the apostles of Jesus Christ, or the followers of Moses (peace be upon him), those who followed Moses in his time – they were Muslims because they lived according to the divine revelations sent down to their prophets, who submitted to their Father…, that is, the Creator… Christians call him "father," and so on. Thus, a person who has submitted their will to the will of God is called a Muslim – Abraham, Moses, Jesus, Noah… all these messengers and prophets were Muslims by this definition of the word. And from a linguistic point of view… Some believe that a Muslim is a follower of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), or that a Muslim is an inhabitant of the Arabian Peninsula… Some believe so, though not all. But that's not true. A Muslim is one who submits their will to the will of the Creator. That is why Jesus Christ is a Muslim according to our faith. We believe in him, we believe in his miraculous birth, we believe in the miracles he performed with God's permission. Do you understand? All his miracles were performed by God's will. Christian: So, you include all the Abrahamic prophets in this tradition? Muslim: Absolutely right! The question is, what do you base your knowledge of these figures on and what do they represent? What is the source of your information? So, Jesus Christ... we consider him a man who came with a message from God to guide us in the affairs of life. Do you really think that God created us and simply abandoned us without any meaning or purpose? Or do you think that He left us without guidance, so that we could find our own purpose, according to our faith? Christian: No, I don't think He abandoned us. Muslim: He gave us guidance, and messengers and prophets are the bearers of this guidance from God. Therefore, Jesus Christ is God's messenger—according to our faith. Christian: That's right. And what about a righteous Christian who today submits his will to God—say, I don't know, Pope Francis or someone like that. You wouldn't claim he's a Muslim, would you? Muslim: Okay. But does he consider Jesus Christ to be part of God? Christian: Well... Yes. Muslim: Yes. So here I must admit that our opinions differ. I believe that God is One and Indivisible. He has no parts or components. Christian: And you believe that Jesus himself believed this too? Muslim: Jesus? Who did he worship in his prayers? If Jesus himself was God, could God have another god? Christian: But in the Bible, when Jesus addresses the Father, he says, "Father, why have you abandoned me?" It turns out that, according to Scripture, Jesus believed he was the Son of God, and therefore a part of God himself. At least, that's what the commentary says. Muslim: Okay, so let's say he says, "Father, why have you abandoned me?" But if he himself is God, then does that mean he's addressing himself? #Jesus #Christian #Muslim. Our mission is Dawah, explaining the Truth and calling people to it. ☪ Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/DawahMission?... ☪ Our Instagram:   / missiondawah   ☪ Our Telegram group: https://www.t.me/dawahmission ATTENTION! The opinions of the authors and owners of the Mission Dawah YouTube channel do not necessarily reflect the opinions expressed in the translated videos. Mission Dawah does not support or defend illegal statements contained in the videos and/or comments, and does not incite violence or illegal actions.