The relationship between Jesus and Muhammad is a deeply significant topic within Islamic theology, drawing attention to the contrasting narratives surrounding their lives and deaths. For many adherents of the faith, questions about divine intervention in the lives of these two pivotal figures provoke contemplation about their nature and the messages they convey. From the Islamic perspective, Muhammad is regarded as the final prophet, or the Seal of the Prophets, entrusted with delivering Allah’s message. His life, marked by both triumph and tragedy, culminated in his passing at the age of 63 after enduring various hardships. The nature of his death, which was not characterized by miraculous escape or divine intervention, raises questions about the divine will and, consequently, about the characteristics of prophethood and the intended impact of each prophet's life. On the contrary, the story of Jesus, as presented in Islamic texts, is notably different. According to the...

Quran and Hadith detailed the miracles that Jesus Christ performed. He cured lepers, the blind, the sick and raised the death and many other great things, all with permission of Allah(God). Although there are two amazing miracles in Quran that are not find the Bible(Gospels). The first Miracle of Christ in Quran was not turning water to wine, as reported in Bible but speaking when he was an infant and second miracle was turning clay bird into a life bird. 1. Then she brought him to her, carrying him, they said, O Mary, you have certainly done a thing unprecedented, O sister of Aaron, your father was not a man of evil, nor was your mother unchaste "so, she pointed to him, and they said how can we speak to one who is in cradle, an infant, Jesus responded "indeed , I am the servant of Allah (God). He has given me the scripture and made me a prophet (Chapter Mary, Quran: 19:27-30). 2. I created for you out of clay the likeness of a bird, then I breathe into it and it becomes life...