Author: Dr. Muhammad Ali Alkhuli
Book Binding: Softcover
Pages: 126
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication year: 1990
Description
About This Book:
Muhammad Ali Alkhuli's "The Truth About Jesus Christ" is an insightful analysis of the Islamic perspective on the figure of Jesus Christ. This succinct and instructive text looks into a number of critical subjects, offering insight on the Islamic perspective on Jesus. Readers will obtain essential insights into issues such as Jesus' divinity, the Trinity, Jesus' sonship to God, original sin, salvation by crucifixion, Jesus' crucifixion, and other significant features through this book.
Jesus as a Human Prophet
Alkhuli explores the Islamic idea that Jesus was a human prophet in this first chapter, highlighting the distinction between this viewpoint and the divinity given to Jesus in certain Christian doctrines.
Taking on the Trinity
Challenging the Trinity examines the Islamic critique of the Trinity notion, examining its biblical and Quranic basis, or lack thereof.
The Jesus Sonship
This chapter investigates the concept of Jesus as God's son, addressing the contrasts in belief between Islamic and Christian traditions and providing a Quranic perspective.
Original Sin and Crucifixion Salvation
Alkhuli investigates the concepts of original sin and crucifixion, demonstrating doctrinal contrasts between Islamic and Christian theology.
Christ's Crucifixion
This chapter analyzes and contrasts the Islamic and Christian perspectives on Jesus' crucifixion, a significant event in Christian theology.
Only Jesus for the People of Israel
Alkhuli explores the premise of Jesus' mission being entirely intended for the people of Israel and its ramifications from an Islamic perspective.
The Gospel Texts' Content
The content of the Gospels is examined in Chapter 7, as well as the contrasts between the biblical story and the Quranic account of Jesus' life and teachings.
