For centuries the three religions of Abraham; Judaism, Christianity
and Islam have differing views about the figure of the Prophet Isa as, in
various fields and the side of his life.
The crucifixion is the most controversial event in the life of
Jesus/Prophet Isa as. Notes about the crucifixion differently from each other
among the Abrahamic religions. What happens during the processing of the
crucifixion, and the events that followed afterwards, have made people torn to
pieces, often bitter, since the first century.
Jewish Views
The Jewish view of Jesus ' time simple; Jesus was sentenced to
death on the cross and has successfully executed by the Roman armies, so cancel
that message to-almasihan. He was a false Messiah, and not the figure that they
wait. In an age when the revolt of the Jews is often broken by the Romans [e.g.
Aquaduct Riots at the beginning of the reign of Pontius Pilate], Jesus became a
figure to another.
To this day the Jews still await the arrival of their Messiah. A
symbol of the most real of their plight is a common prayer of thanks is always
on the wall of lamentations, which is considered part of the second Temple (the
Second Temple Mount) which was rebuilt by Herod the great in Jerusalem. The
walls have been given names based on the report of the 19th century by European
travelers who often refer to the wall as a ' place of wailing Jews '. 1 this
place is also known as the place where Jews come to mourn the destruction of
the second temple, which occurs about 70 ad. More than 3000 years after Moses,
the Jews are still not receiving the righteousness of Christ, although some
minority groups of Jews have accepted Jesus as their Messiah.
Christian Views
The following Bible verse indicates the sense of importance of the
crucifixion and the resurrection in Christian theology; This text is taken from
one of Paul's letters that exist in the New Testament:
"But if Christ has not been raised, then our preaching is
empty and your faith is also trust you." 2
The belief of Christians against the crucifixion is through the
death and resurrection of Jesus, mankind has been saved from the sin of Adam
and Eve's heritage. This is the main aspect of the doctrine of the atonement
for sins, a staple of Christian belief. In the BBC documentary ' Did Jesus Die?
" Friar Jerome Murphu O'Connor emphasized the importance of the
crucifixion and the resurrection. He said about the Resurrection:
".. It's a very fundamental to the Christian faith and I do
not doubt it and will always like that ... " 3
Islamic View
The 7th century CE, when Islam emerged in the Arabian peninsula,
the position of Prophet Isa as being a figure which emphasised and much
repeated in the Qur'an. We encounter there are 25 times the mention about
Prophet Jesus as and one Surah of the Qur'an has been dedicated to mother, Siti
Maryam (Sura 19-Surah Maryam)
With regard to the crucifixion, the verses of the Qur'an emphatically
rejects about the death of Jesus on the cross. Although this clause has been
interpreted differently. In General Islamic view is that Jesus was not raised
on the cross but lifted into the sky and others replaced him on the cross –
this is just one of a range of views about the events.
The Qur'an describes the Crucifixion that the Jews were not killed
the Prophet Isa as.
"And their speech," we have killed the Messiah, Isa Ibn
Maryam, the Messenger of God Almighty, "though they did not kill him nor
turn it off on the cross, but disguised it to them. And, behold, the people who
are arguing in this case undoubtedly there is in doubt about this; they have no
definite knowledge about this but rather to obey alleged; and they did not kill
him with confidence. (Q. S 4:157)
But this clause has been interpreted in two very different
versions:
"But, God has raised Jesus to himself '. And Allâh is
all-Mighty again is Most wise. (Q. S 4:158)
Islam generally holds that the body of the Prophet Isa as has been
raised to the sky. While other scholars interpret that God has glorified
Prophet Isa as in terms of its position, with the save him from the death of
the damned on the cross.
Survival of the Prophet Jesus from Crucifixion
Jesus Survive
Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam was Ahmad who said that Jesus did not die at
the moment of the crucifixion, but he survived the experiment. When we read the
verses of the Qur'an in the sense we are going to find a more rational sense
and far from the understanding of the supernatural. So too with this
interpretation also could also match the history of the Qur'an and the Bible
and saw both of them show the same story.
Views about Prophet Jesus survived the Crucifixion is not the
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