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Jesus vs Muhammad

advtanmoy 07/12/2020

Jesus of Faith

 Muhammad of History
1. Jesus was born of a virgin. (Matthew 1:18-25) 1. Muhammad was born of a normal woman. (Ibn Hisham pp. 68-69)
2. Jesus served God as a child. (Luke 2:39-52) 2. Muhammad was and idolater. (Sahih Bukhari vol.6, p. 452)
3. Jesus read the Bible. (Luke:16-21) 3. Muhammad was illiterate. (Qur’an 7:156)
4. Jesus preached the gospel at God’s command and lived on the donations of others. (Luke 4:16-21 and 8:1-3) 4. Muhammad, without being commanded by God, began to steal from others and live on their goods. (Ibn Hisham pp. 281-)
5. Jesus performed miracles. (Mark 3:9-10) 5. Muhammad could not perform miracles. (Qur’an 29:49)
6. Jesus made blind eyes see. (Luke 18:35-43) 6. Muhammad made seeing eyes blind. (Sahih Bukhari vol. 8, p. 520)
7. Jesus made the lame walk. (Matthew 9:2-8) 7. Muhammad made the walking lame. (Sahih Bukhari vol. 8, p. 520)
8. Jesus healed withered hands. (Matthew 12:10-13) 8. Muhammad cut off the hands of others. Sahih Bukhari vol.8, p. 520)
9. Jesus raised the dead. (John 11:1-45) 9. Muhammad had the living killed. Ibn Hisham p. 308)
10. Jesus forgave his opponents. (Luke 23:43) 10. Muhammad had his opponents murdered. (Sahih Bukhari vol. 5, pp. 248-)
11. Jesus set the condemned free. (John 8:1-11) 11. Muhammad condemned the free and led them into slavery. (Ibn Hisham p. 466)
12. Jesus preached in God’s chosen temple. (Luke 20:1) 12. Muhammad prayed at the Ka’ba when it still contained hundreds of idols. (Sahih Bukari vol. 1, p. 151)
13. Jesus preached against divorce. (Matthew 5:31-32) 13. Muhammad preached divorce and allowed temporary marriage with compensation. (Mut’a) (Qur’an 2:230, Sahih Bukhari vol. 7, p. 8)
14. Jesus was sinless. (John 8:46) 14. Muhammad was sinful. (Qur’an 47:21 and Qur’an 110)
15. Jesus gave Himself as a sacrifice for all mankind. (John 1:29 and 10:18) 15. Muhammad died unexpectedly of illness (which he himself said was due to a poisoning attempt). (Sahih Bukhari vol. 5, p. 510)
16. Jesus rose from the dead on the third day after His death, and later ascended into heaven. (Luke 23 and 24) 16. Muhammad was buried in Medina on the third day after his death. His tomb is visited by pilgrims each year. (al-Tabari vol. 9, p. 208)
17. Jesus is God’s Word and God Himself. (John 1:1, 14)

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