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Did Jesus Come Back to Life From Death According to Al Quran?

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    jankren
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    Im sure this has been discussed before somewhere on this forum but Im having a hard time looking for the answer. So anyone can explain surah 19 verse 33 in which Jesus said that he was resurrected from death?

    And peace be upon me the day I was born, and the day I die, and the Day I am resurrected alive.
    (Al Quran 1933)

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      TheNabi
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      Peace

      We all die and are eventually ressurected to God. Some of us will not have that lasting peace in the end.

      Joe

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        nerspi
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        peace

        i'm pretty sure it talks about when jesus will be resurrected in the next life.

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          almarh0m
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          Salaam Jankren

          There is no Quranic Evidence that Isa ibn Maryam was ever Resurrected after his death , at least not in this world . Quran 355 tells us that Allah caused him to die and returned to him just like any other human who died , althouh his status will be Elevated in the Hereafter . At the beginning of the verse Allah says " Ya Isa inni Mutawaffika ( Wafat ) wa raafi'uka ilayya .........." .

          Another misconception by a lot of Muslims is that Jesus never Married , this of course is contrary to evidence from The Quran that says " All of God's Prophets , Messengers , Warners had Wives and Children " 1338 .

          Peace

          almarh0m

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            unknownuser
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            Im sure this has been discussed before somewhere on this forum but Im having a hard time looking for the answer. So anyone can explain surah 19 verse 33 in which Jesus said that he was resurrected from death?
            ?And peace be upon me the day I was born, and the day I die, and the Day I am resurrected alive.?
            (Al Quran 1933)

            Same thing is said about Prophet Yahya!

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            YUSUFALI So Peace on him the day he was born, the day that he dies, and the day that
            he will be raised up to life (again)!

            Peace all, Hamsa

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              zenje
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              http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=8069.0

              peace

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                jankren
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                http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=8069.0

                peace

                Thanks for the link yo peace.

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                  Lost_Philosopher
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                  Another misconception by a lot of Muslims is that Jesus never Married , this of course is contrary to evidence from The Quran that says " All of God's Prophets , Messengers , Warners had Wives and Children " 1338 .

                  Wait, so Dan Brown was right about Jesus having a wife and child? I did not know that the quran said this.

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                    Another misconception by a lot of Muslims is that Jesus never Married , this of course is contrary to evidence from The Quran that says " All of God's Prophets , Messengers , Warners had Wives and Children " 1338 .

                    peace
                    Does the quran specifically say that Jesus was a messenger/warner/prophet?

                    Historians believe that Jesus did not have a wife. There's no evidence that he had a wife. But we can't really know anything, about jesus and his wife.

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                      jankren
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                      Another misconception by a lot of Muslims is that Jesus never Married , this of course is contrary to evidence from The Quran that says " All of God's Prophets , Messengers , Warners had Wives and Children " 1338 .

                      That verse does imply that notion. However it does not necessarily mean all of the Prophets did indeed start their own family. Anyway, I personally think Jesus did get married tho because I believe it was 'unnatural' for anyone man at his time to stay single until death in his old age.

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                        I was talking about this to my father, after reading 1338 he rejected the quran and the prophetdom of Jesus. I tried talking to it about my mother and father, I asked them if they thought Jesus was a prophet and if the Quran was a word from god. It seemed as if they tried to avoid my second question. It was one of those mildly funny moments.

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                          almarh0m
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                          Salaam Allah

                          peace
                          Does the quran specifically say that Jesus was a messenger/warner/prophet?

                          Historians believe that Jesus did not have a wife. There's no evidence that he had a wife. But we can't really know anything, about jesus and his wife.

                          Yes , It does Allah , 616 "And remember , Jesus the son of Mary , said 'O Children of Israel ! I am the Apostle of God ( Rasul Allah ) sent to you , confirming the Law which came............................." .

                          I hope this Verse is specific enough for your 1st question , but if not here are the other similar verses 287 , 2136 , 2253 , 33 , 345 , 352 , 355 , 384 , 4163 , 4171 , 546 , 5110 , 5112 , 337 , 4213 , 4367 , 4361 , 5727 , 616 , 6114 . These are the verses that I know from The Quran that say Jesus was One of the Prophets/Messengers/Warners . of course , I could be wrong .

                          As for Jesus having a Wife or Wives and Children , I can only deduce from 1338 that he did , proving it objectively , however is the Problem . History , as you know of course is not always accurate or reliable unless we could verify it through scientific means .

                          Peace

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                            jankren
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                            I was talking about this to my father, after reading 1338 he rejected the quran and the prophetdom of Jesus. I tried talking to it about my mother and father, I asked them if they thought Jesus was a prophet and if the Quran was a word from god. It seemed as if they tried to avoid my second question. It was one of those mildly funny moments.

                            Isn't your whole family Christian? I wonder how bewildered your parents were when you asked that question. It is like me asking my parents if they think the Veda of Hinduism is the word of God. Im sure if I asked that they would be like 'Wawawhat?' .

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                              unknownuser
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                              Wait, so Dan Brown was right about Jesus having a wife and child? I did not know that the quran said this.

                              Lol, noooo, Dan Brown is full of poo. He bases his book on a known forgery and an anti-Christian polemic written by Jews in Spain during the middle ages (Toledot Yeshu).

                              The New Testament does talk about Jesus having a family, but it is in a metaphorical sense

                              Matthew 1246-50 While Jesus was still talking to the crowd, his mother and brothers stood outside, wanting to speak to him. Someone told him, "Your mother and brothers are standing outside, wanting to speak to you."
                              He replied to him, "Who is my mother, and who are my brothers?" Pointing to his disciples, he said, "Here are my mother and my brothers. For whoever does the will of my Father in heaven is my brother and sister and mother."

                              Revelation 219-14 One of the seven angels who had the seven bowls full of the seven last plagues came and said to me, "Come, I will show you the bride, the wife of the Lamb." And he carried me away in the Spirit to a mountain great and high, and showed me the Holy City, Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God. It shone with the glory of God, and its brilliance was like that of a very precious jewel, like a jasper, clear as crystal. It had a great, high wall with twelve gates, and with twelve angels at the gates. On the gates were written the names of the twelve tribes of Israel. There were three gates on the east, three on the north, three on the south and three on the west. The wall of the city had twelve foundations, and on them were the names of the twelve apostles of the Lamb.

                              Jesus' wife is a metaphor for his true followers. The book of Revelation allegorically states that God only has two views of people either you are part of the bride of Christ seated on Holy Jerusalem, or you are part of the whore of Babylon seated on the seven hills of Rome.

                              I think the verse from the Quran is just a generalization to show that God's messengers were no one special - just average Joes like the rest of us who either get married or want to get married, go to work, etc, until God calls them to recite.

                              Peace,
                              Joel

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                                lovelymoslems
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                                Die shall not alwayd be understood as physically, it may be mentally, socially or stop the dawah temporarily

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                                  peace4life
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                                  I want to know ... where did people get the idea that Jesus is coming back??? according to RK's translation, he died... and all people (whether they're messengers or not) who come to this life die and don't return. What about al-mehdi??? Where did people get the idea that a mehdi will come with Jesus (pbuh) I really want to know! and how did they come up with a story that they will be both praying in the holy land etc. can someone explain where these ideas came from when they are clearly not part of the quraan???

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                                    Samia
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                                    Salaam peace4life

                                    welcome

                                    Most people are not "quraan alone" but "hearsay and then qur'aan, when convenient".

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                                      Salaam peace4life

                                      welcome

                                      Most people are not "quraan alone" but "hearsay and then qur'aan, when convenient".

                                      rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl

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