Coparision of Muhamad and Jesus Christ

Introduction

Muhammad and Jesus Christ, both prophets, from both different religions, with different customs, different traditions, and different beliefs, but also some clear connections between the two. We put this question to see and compare this two different prophets since they are both descended from different religions with different roles knowing that the only thing they have in common is that once they were both prophets and contributed drastically to the expansion of this two religions. Religion is present even in the most isolated corners of the world. there are thousands of religions on the planet, some more remarkable than others, but clearly, Christianity and Judaism are high on the list of the most important religions in the world. 31.5% of the population is Christian and 23.2% is Islamic which makes more than 50% of our population belong to one of these 2 religions.

Like most religions, these two have a god, someone to believe in even though they are quite different, but both of them apparently also have prophets, and unlike their gods, how different can their prophets be? on one the side of Christianity, Christians believe in the prophet Jesus, who is the son of god, while in Judaism the prophet Muhammad is believed to have been the supposed funder of the Islamic religion. how different can this two very different prophets and their positions could be? Body: Muhamad, most recognized as the prophet, philosopher, and military leader of the Muslim religion, born in the year around the year 570. His mother and his father died before he was born, he was raised from his grandfather and his uncle, he became from a poor but respectable family the Quraysh tribe, most of them were in the politics and trade. Gently the habitats of Mecca turned to polytheism and idolatry, this means Of all the gods worshipped, it is believed that Allah was considered the greatest and the only one without an idol. at the age of 20 years old he was dedicated to the merchant and at his 40 years, he began his revelations with Allah when he became the support for the Qur'an and the foundation of Islam.

When he became Muhammad was also very religious but not faith men, normally having his ordinary journeys of devotion to sacred sites near Mecca. On one of his pilgrimages in 610, he was meditating in a cave on Mount Jabal aI-Nour. The Angel Gabriel appeared and relayed the word of God. A lot of Islamic historians believe Muhammad was initially disturbed by the revelations and that he didn't reveal them publicly for several years. The revelations were then resumed, and the subsequent verses reassured Muhammad that God had not forsaken him. the Prophet Muhammad was commanded to warn people about their evil practices, help the poor and orphans, and to worship only One God (Allah).

There sometimes were like wars were between 624 and 628, the Muslims were involved in a series of battles for their survival. In the final major confrontation, The Battle of the Trench and Siege of Medina, Muhammad and his followers prevailed and a treaty was signed. After this conflict their had an ups and downs Muhammad took his first truly Islamic pilgrimage to that city and in March, 632, he delivered his last sermon at Mount Arafat. Upon his return to Medina to his wife's home, he fell ill for several days. He died on June 8, 632, at the age of 62r Jesus of Nazareth, also known as Jesus Christ or Christ, was the founding prophet of the Christian religion to whom his followers full of faith, considered the son of God. His parents were San Jose and the Virgin Maria who happened to be in Belen to register in a population census when their children, Jesus, was virgin born. By the thirties of Jesus, he began to do the public activity. Shortly thereafter, Jesus led primarily to groups of several people, recruited the twelve apostles and began his teaching. His teaching became popular among the poor, as in his simple and poetic teachings Jesus Christ used to talk about a future salvation for the humble, what caught their attention.

However, the popularity of Jesus was greatly increased after news about the miracles that Jesus attributed to his followers, considered the proof of the supernatural powers of Jesus Christ. This ended up worrying the Jewish priests and authorities. Jesus was finally denounced for having proclaimed himself Mesias and King of the Jews, when proclaiming himself King of the Jews, Jesus said it in a metaphorical way since he only alludes to the "kingdom of God" and does not put in question the constituted political powers. A few days before Easter, Aware that his end was approaching, Jesus went to Jerusalem where he was acclaimed by several of his followers and then celebrated the last supper so he could say goodbye to his disciples. After that, Jesus Christ was arrested while praying on the Mount of Olives due to the betrayal of Judas, one of his disciples, who indicated Jesus Christ exact location to the priests of Sanhedrin. so he could get captured.

Jesus had to suffer several punishments that would lead him to his death, however, Jesus considered these punishments a teaching to his disciples of how a believer should sacrifice himself for his faith. The local authorities decided to condemn Jesus to death by crucifixion. The cross would later become the basic symbol of the Christian religion. Christ resurrected three days after his death appearing several times to his disciples and Forty days later, Jesus ascended to the heavens. Judas committed suicide repented of his betrayal and the rest of the apostles were spread throughout the world to teach the new religion. Comparing this two religions and faith men, Muslims see Muhammad as the greatest of the prophets, the Muslims believed in it, however, Jesus Christ was always seen as the greatest of prophets. This because he had seemed to have bigger authority over his actions and he was aware of the price and consequences of his decisions. Jesus taught his followers, towards miracles, he resurrected the dead, including himself.

Unlike Jesus Muhammad, he spreads his religion through wars, through death and blood. Muhammad was married to 20 women he even gets married to a girl when this young lady was only 9 years old causing having relations with her before she was the right age, On the other hand, Jesus Christ never got married.is different social classes, Jesus Christ was a poor man, but that did not matter to him, he was not upset, on the contrary he helped people with disabilities, he healed the sick and resurrected people through miracles compared to Muhammad when he came to power He took the spoils of war, unlike Jesus, I can not work miracles, he was not a miraculous man but he is the opposite of Jesus Christ, he was simply powerful in the Muslim religion and his supposed miracle was the Qur'an. Another of the divergence they had was their different social class position, Jesus Christ was a poor man, but that did not matter to him, he was not upset, on the contrary, he helped people with disabilities, he healed the sick and resurrected people through miracles compared to Muhammad when he came to power He took the spoils of war, unlike Jesus, I can not work miracles, he was not a miraculous man but he is the opposite of Jesus Christ, he was simply powerful in the Muslim religion and his supposed miracle was the Qur'an.

Also their different personalities and forms of as them as a good treatment of people, we mean for example, From the beginning Jesus identified himself as a god as much as being a man, he said he was the way, the truth, and the life while the prophet Muhammed identified himself as a person, a human. Jesus Christ was never into fighting, he was never involved in a fight of his own free will, so he avoided fights at all costs. On the other hand, Muhammed had it constantly, he fought and fought to spread the religion to which he was faithful, an example in this way he managed to kill many people while Jesus Christ never took a single life even though he had the power to, but he never did. The most significant comparison between them was their different perspectives on God besides belonging to two different religious books, the Qur'an and the Holy Bible, this having different points of view in each religion.

Conclusion

In conclusion, After a long research, we can stay that we learned a lot that thanks to these two significant people in history, the Muslim and Christian religion are the ones that exist today and many of us have faith in. A comparison of Muslim beliefs about Jesus and Muhammad gives us a clear perspective of both figures. Undoubtedly, both prophets helped the drastic expansion of each one's religion, obviously, in their own way but without its impact, the Christian religion and the Islamist religion would not be what they are today, the most well-known and important religions of the world. Because of the description that's been given before, Jesus may seem a better person, much kinder than Muhammed, but this really depends on the point of view and the information we know about these two, what they were able to sacrifice for the expansion of their teachings and beliefs. the usual is that, if you are on the Christian side, you will always be on the side of Jesus Christ, in the other hand, if you are on the Islamic side, you will find reasons for Muhammed's actions, see from his point of view and be on his side.

However, from our point of view, Jesus Christ is a more effective person when it comes to earning the trust of his followers through kindness, while Muhammad, we could predict that his achievements were not because of his own kind and good character, his strength and the discipline that he applied in his teachings was the thing who led him to get so much progress and recognition. An example of this would be how he dealt with other people, their enemies, traitors, or even followers in some cases. Muhammed showed no fear or resentment if the use of violence was the key to achieve his goal. While in the case of Jesus Christ, he never killed anyone throughout his life, instead he healed the disabilities of other people through supposed miracles and forgave their sins, which was the complete opposite of the actions of the prophet Muhammed. For all the above, do you want to follow and look like the best for several reasons are Jesus Christ or Muhammad? The decision is only yours, and the one you take, whatever it is, is worthy of all respect.

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