However, the basic belief between Jesus’ teachings and Islaam ARE IDENTICAL!!!
They are not even close to being identical. Let’s start with the obvious fact that the Muslim “Isa” is not the same as the real Jesus Christ:
Our Jesus is the Son of God who died on the Cross to save the whole world.
(In the Quran Jesus ’ name is Isa. )
Isa is a created human being.
“The similitude of Isa before God is as that of Adam; **He created him from dust, **Then said to him: “Be” : And he was.” Surah 3:59
Isa is just an apostle.
“O people of the book (Christians) commit no excess in your religion: nor say of God aught but truth, Christ Isa the son of Mary was (No more than) an **apostle **of God.” Surah 4: 171
Isa was not crucified.
“That they said (in boast) “we killed Christ Isa, the son of Mary”…but they
killed him not, nor crucified him.” Surah 4:157
Isa will return to earth to destroy the Cross.
" The hour will not be established until the son of Mary (Jesus) descends amongst you as a just ruler, he will break the Cross…" Hadith vol. 3:656
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It would take a long time to do a side-by-side comparison of how dramatically the teachings of Muhammed and Jesus Christ are in contrast. But here’s a start:
Muhammed on marriage- He degrades the sanctity of marriage by stating that it is for the pleasure of men to enjoy their woman. He also allows for up to 4 permanent wives and a limitless number of “temporary wives” (which we call in English "a one-night stand).
Islam considers the wife a sex object.
**“Your wives are as a tilth (a field to be ploughed) unto you, so approach your tilth when or how ye will.” Surah 2:223 **
(“Approach your tilth when or *how *ye will” - let’s not forget the incident when Muhammed rapes one of his wives and that he consummated his marriage with Aisha when she was 9 years old.)
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"…Marry women of your choice, two,or three, or four…" Surah 4:3
**Then there is the “N” (Nikah) word:
islamreview.com/articles/nikah.shtml
Jesus on marriage- He elevated the institution of marriage to a Sacrament, a sacrament involving one man and
one woman. To have relations with anyone outside that union is adultery.