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Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by Sunkab: 10:57am On Oct 16

There's nothing to hype about Muhammed because he's just an ordinary person like me.

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by DeepSight(m): 11:02am On Oct 16

GreenCovering:
My dear brother, that is how the OP wants to wire your reasoning. He wants to constrain your reasoning to one perspective. Because if we begin to go into the confirmed praises that set the Holy Prophet Muhammad apart from all other creations, we will discover that what the OP presented are trivial compared to those ones and never should have be brought as bases for saying that the Prophet were being overpraised by them. Anyway, but I believe you are more knowledgeable than the estimate conveyed in this post but want to keep the discussion open, which is good.

I am not a Muslim and do not believe in any Abrahamic religion. I say that the OP is good because of the tendency to deify prophets and religious leaders just as Jesus and Buddha and many others have been deified.

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by Kukutente23: 11:05am On Oct 16

AntiChristian:
Isa (Jesus, peace be upon him) is not a new prophet, as he came before Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). His prophethood was temporarily paused when he was raised up by Allah, both body and soul. He will resume his mission when he returns before the Day of Judgment. Upon his return, ‘Isa will follow the Qur’an as his scripture, live a complete life, and then die a natural death. He will be buried as a Muslim.

The final messenger is Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him), and there will be no new messenger or prophet after him.

Do you mean when Isa comes, he will not come as a prophet?

If Yes, then tell us what he'll be coming back as.

If he'll be coming back as the prophet he was when he first came, then can you explain by what Islamic logic Muhammad remains the final messenger when another prophet is coming after him?

Can you quote the quranic verse that says Isa will follow the Qur'an and no longer the injeel when he comes back? What do you mean by buried as a Muslim? Are you saying Isa was not a Muslim when he came before?

If Isa is coming back as a prophet then it's obvious that he's the final messenger of Islam peace be upon him as we await his final coming

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by Kukutente23: 11:08am On Oct 16

AntiChristian:
This has been the way of all the Prophets. The Prophet will be followed and obeyed since he is inspired by God!

Why was Moses followed by his people? Are they worshipping Moses?
Why was Noah followed by his people? Are they worshipping Noah?

Moses was followed by his people till he died and was replaced by Joshua. His people did not continue insisting on Moses's way being the only way after his death

Noah was not followed by his people. They rejected him which is why God killed them by the flood saving only his immediate family

Besides you did not answer the questions why Muslims are commanded to follow Muhammad if they want to follow Allah. No other prophet got such a command in his favour in the Qur'an except Muhammad

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by froxydydx: 11:10am On Oct 16

Jesus Christ is the way, the truth and the light.

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Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by lamentor78(m): 11:12am On Oct 16

I think those people that wrote the Hadith are actually the enemies of the prophet, so many nonsense in those things

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Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by damoobaba: 11:22am On Oct 16

GreenCovering:
The agenda to strip the Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.) of his honour and status and to eventually openly disrespect him did not start today. It is engineered from within Islam itself and is actively supported by outside collaborators.

MSBaba is already doing the needful by exposing the little honour that is left in that c*r$ed religion.

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Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by wellmax(m): 11:26am On Oct 16

GreenCovering:
He is the only Prophet who will intercede for the whole of mankind on the day of Judgment. No other prophet from among the prophets of God has been granted that standing.

Your authentic Hadith thinks otherwise

Sahih al-Bukhari (Hadith 3448): Prophet Muhammad stated that Jesus, the son of Mary, will descend to Earth as a just ruler (Hakam), breaking the cross, killing the swine, and abolishing the Jizya (tax on non-Muslims).

Oppss my bad. Jesus is not a prophet. He is God.

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by Kukutente23: 11:28am On Oct 16

GreenCovering:
He is the only Prophet who will intercede for the whole of mankind on the day of Judgment. No other prophet from among the prophets of God has been granted that standing.

Wow!!
But how does that make him holy
I thought a man cannot bear the sins of another in Islam
So how come Muhammad will intercede for mankind
So if you believe in Muhammad he can intercede on your behalf and you'll be saved right?

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by wellmax(m): 11:28am On Oct 16

damoobaba:
MSBaba is already doing the needful by exposing the little honour that is left in that c*r$ed religion.

MS baba is finishing them from every angle.
No one has been able to refute his claims

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by TenQ: 11:30am On Oct 16

Rashduct4luv:
Overpraising the Prophet in Islam!

In Islam, the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ holds the highest rank among creation as the final Messenger of Allah. Loving and respecting him is an essential part of faith. However, Islam also warns against overpraising or attributing to the Prophet ﷺ things that go beyond what is established in the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah. This post explores the types of overpraising, Islamic teachings on the matter, and scholarly positions, with examples of common exaggerated claims.

Examples of Overpraising the Prophet ﷺ
1. Claiming the Prophet ﷺ was the first creation or created from light:
Some say the Prophet was the first being created or that he was created from divine light, and that all other creation came from his light.

2. Saying the universe or world was created specifically for the Prophet ﷺ:
Claims that the entire cosmos exists solely for the Prophet’s sake, beyond the general purpose of creation.

3. Saying the Prophet ﷺ had no shadow:
Since every object under light casts a shadow, some claim the Prophet ﷺ does not have a shadow, implying a supernatural exception.

4. Saying flies are not attracted to the Prophet ﷺ:
This is a popular myth suggesting that flies avoid the Prophet ﷺ, implying a miraculous protection from natural phenomena.

5. Other exaggerated praises:
Attributing divine qualities or supernatural powers to the Prophet ﷺ that contradict Islamic monotheism (Tawhid).

Islamic Stance on Overpraising the Prophet ﷺ
Allah commands believers to love and respect the Prophet ﷺ but within limits:
“Say, [O Muhammad], ‘If you should love Allah, then follow me, so Allah will love you and forgive you your sins. And Allah is Forgiving and Merciful.’” (Surah Aal-Imran 3:31)

The Prophet ﷺ himself warned against exaggeration:
“Do not exaggerate in praising me as the Christians exaggerated in praising Jesus, son of Mary. I am only a servant, so say, ‘The servant of Allah and His Messenger.’” (Sunan al-Nasa’i, Hadith 3637)

The Prophet ﷺ said:
“Whoever exaggerates in praising me, let him take his seat in Hellfire.” (Sunan al-Darimi, Hadith 2283)

He also said:
“Do not exaggerate in praising me as the Christians exaggerated in praising the son of Mary.” (Sahih al-Bukhari, Hadith 3371)

Islamic scholars emphasize that while the Prophet ﷺ deserves the highest respect and love, exaggeration leads to shirk (associating partners with Allah) or at least to bid’ah (innovation). Scholars warn that attributing divine or supernatural qualities to the Prophet ﷺ that are not supported by the Qur’an and Sunnah distorts the pure Islamic belief in Tawhid.

For example:
The claim that the Prophet ﷺ was the first creation or created from light is rejected because Allah in the Qur'an states that He created the heavens and the earth and all between them (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:29), and the Prophet ﷺ himself is a created human like others.

The idea that the universe was created solely for the Prophet ﷺ exaggerates his status beyond what Allah teaches:

“And We did not create the heaven and earth and that between them in play.” (Surah Al-Anbiya 21:16)
The purpose of creation is to worship Allah alone (Surah Adh-Dhariyat 51:56).

Claims like “the Prophet has no shadow” or “flies do not land on him” are unsupported by authentic texts and often come from folklore or weak narrations.

Why Avoid Overpraising?
**It preserves the purity of Tawhid (monotheism) by keeping the Prophet ﷺ in his rightful place as a servant and messenger of Allah.
**It prevents innovation in religion, which the Prophet ﷺ warned against.
**It maintains respect for the Prophet ﷺ without attributing falsehoods that can mislead others.

Loving and honoring the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is a fundamental part of Islam, but it must be balanced with truth and authenticity. Overpraising or attributing exaggerated qualities to him goes against the teachings of the Qur’an and Sunnah and risks leading to serious theological errors. Muslims are encouraged to follow the Prophet ﷺ as the servant and messenger of Allah, loving him sincerely and respectfully without exaggeration.

May Allah guide us to the correct understanding and love of His Messenger ﷺ, and protect us from exaggeration and error. Ameen.

But you PRAY to Mohammed in your daily prayers

You associate the KNOWLEDGE of Mohammed with that of Allah

You associate the NAME of Mohammed with that of Allah

You even have a LAW of Blasphemy to Mohammed!

How far can your overpraising go?

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Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by franugo(m): 11:31am On Oct 16

AntiChristian:
Isa (Jesus, peace be upon him) is not a new prophet, as he came before Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). His prophethood was temporarily paused when he was raised up by Allah, both body and soul. He will resume his mission when he returns before the Day of Judgment. Upon his return, ‘Isa will follow the Qur’an as his scripture, live a complete life, and then die a natural death. He will be buried as a Muslim.

The final messenger is Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him), and there will be no new messenger or prophet after him.

See wetin normal human being dey believe

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by IsraeliAIRFORCE: 11:37am On Oct 16

DeepSight:
Can you point out any of the things said in the OP concerning the over-praise of the Prophet that are wrong?

Blaspheming and speaking ill of Allah doesn't attract a death penalty, but questioning the excesses of Mohammed is blasphemy and worthy of death. What insanity.

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by DeepSight(m): 11:50am On Oct 16

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Blaspheming and speaking ill of Allah doesn't attract a death penalty, but questioning the excesses of Mohammed is blasphemy and worthy of death. What insanity.

Gemini Says:

The claim that Islamic law distinguishes between speaking ill of Allah and questioning the Prophet Muhammad in a way that excuses the former while executing for the latter does not accurately reflect traditional Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh).

In classical Islamic law, blasphemy against Allah (sabb Allah) and blasphemy against Prophet Muhammad (sabb al-rasul) are both treated as grave capital offenses, though traditional schools of law differ on procedural mechanics such as repentance and state enforcement.

1. Traditional Islamic Legal Stance (Fiqh)
In traditional Sunni and Shia jurisprudence, blaspheming Allah and insulting the Prophet Muhammad are viewed with equal or near-equal gravity, as both strike at the foundational core of the faith.

Blasphemy Against Allah (Sabb Allah):

Classical consensus across the four Sunni legal schools (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i, and Hanbali) considers insulting Allah to be an act of absolute disbelief (kufr).

Under traditional penal codes (hudud or ta'zir), it carries the death penalty for a Muslim offender (treated as apostasy) and, in many classical opinions, for a non-Muslim residing in Islamic territory if it violates their covenant.

In the Hanafi school, an individual who repents from blaspheming Allah is granted an opportunity to recant, which commutes the capital sentence.

Blasphemy Against Prophet Muhammad (Sabb al-Rasul):

Insulting or disparaging the Prophet is likewise considered a capital crime by classical jurists.

Major legal scholars, such as Ibn Taymiyyah (in his treatise Al-Sarim al-Maslul 'ala Shatim al-Rasul), argued that while an offense against Allah involves a "Right of God" (Haqq Allah)—which God may forgive if the offender repents—an offense against the Prophet involves a "Right of Man" (Haqq al-'Abd). Because the Prophet is no longer alive to grant personal forgiveness, scholars like those in the Maliki and Hanbali schools argued that repentance does not automatically commute the worldly capital punishment administered by the state.

This distinction in classical legal theory regarding whether the death penalty could be commuted by repentance is often where the perception arises that insulting the Prophet is treated more strictly than insulting Allah.

2. The Quranic and Reformist Counter-Perspective
Modern Islamic scholars, reformists, and human rights advocates dispute the classical legal justification for any state-enforced capital punishment for speech offenses:

Absence of Capital Punishment in the Quran: The Quran explicitly mentions people mocking Allah, His revelations, and His prophets, but it nowhere prescribes a worldly death penalty or physical legal punishment for blasphemy. Instead, it instructs believers to show patience, avoid sitting with mockers, or leave judgment to God in the afterlife (e.g., Quran 4:140, 6:68, 73:10).

Historical Context of Execution Orders: Scholars who oppose blasphemy laws note that historical incidents where the Prophet ordered executions involved individuals who committed acts of treason, espionage, or active warfare against the early Medina state during wartime, rather than mere verbal dissent or theological questioning.

3. Societal Impact and Legal Realities
From the standpoint of social outcomes, legal stability, and human well-being:

State-Sanctioned Violence vs. Free Inquiry: Capital laws against blasphemy—whether aimed at protects of divine authority or prophetic reverence—create systemic harm. They suppress open intellectual discourse, inhibit historical inquiry, and generate widespread fear, which hinders the overall intellectual and social progress of a society.

Vulnerability to Abuse: Severe blasphemy laws are frequently weaponized by states, extremist factions, or individuals to settle personal disputes, target religious minorities, suppress political opposition, and bypass due process.

Mob Violence and Public Order: The enforcement or perception of blasphemy laws often catalyzes extrajudicial killings, vigilante violence, and civil unrest. Decoupling critical speech and theological questioning from capital punishment promotes public safety, preserves human life, and fosters social cohesion.

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by GreenCovering: 11:52am On Oct 16

Kukutente23:
Wow!!
But how does that make him holy
I thought a man cannot bear the sins of another in Islam
So how come Muhammad will intercede for mankind
So if you believe in Muhammad he can intercede on your behalf and you'll be saved right?

Intercession is a plea for Mercy from God, it is not a transfer of sins. It is asking for Divine Grace and not bearing of sins. That is the core logic you are missing. Only the Holy Prophet Muhammad will be permitted by God Almighty to make this request on the Day of Judgment.

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by GreenCovering: 12:06pm On Oct 16

damoobaba:
MSBaba is already doing the needful by exposing the little honour that is left in that c*r$ed religion.

Not relevant to thread... If you have anything relevant, post it here.

wellmax:
Your authentic Hadith thinks otherwise

Sahih al-Bukhari (Hadith 3448): Prophet Muhammad stated that Jesus, the son of Mary, will descend to Earth as a just ruler (Hakam), breaking the cross, killing the swine, and abolishing the Jizya (tax on non-Muslims).

...

Not sure your response was meant for my post... My post was for post-resurrection. Not this earth.

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by TV01(m): 1:06pm On Oct 16*

Rashduct4luv:
Overpraising the Prophet in Islam!
In Islam, the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ holds the highest rank among creation as the final Messenger of Allah.

Odd from the opening sentence. How does (not that he is, even in Islam) being the final messenger make you the highest ranking of creation - clear overpraise right there grin

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If as claimed he is a man like all other men and men are mere slaves, does that mean that slaves are the best the ee'slam.ic god could do? grin

GreenCovering:
Only the Holy Prophet Muhammad will be permitted by God Almighty to make this request on the Day of Judgment.

What makes him holy? What does ee'slam define as holy?

How does one who is not omnipotent know the state or deeds of each individual in order to make intercession for them.

Interesting riff on the role of the Lord Jesus Christ as High Priest, who knows all things and lives forever

Hebrews 7
24 But He, because He continues forever, has an unchangeable priesthood. 25 Therefore He is also able to save [h]to the uttermost those who come to God through Him, since He always lives to make intercession for them. 26 For such a High Priest was fitting for us, who is holy, harmless, undefiled, separate from sinners, and has become higher than the heavens; 27 who does not need daily, as those high priests, to offer up sacrifices, first for His own sins and then for the people’s, for this He did once for all when He offered up Himself.

The depths of the Christian scriptures, the coverage, the detail, the outworking, the prophecy, the fullness. All day, every day.

TV

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Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by Kukutente23: 1:15pm On Oct 16

GreenCovering:
Intercession is a plea for Mercy from God, it is not a transfer of sins. It is asking for Divine Grace and not bearing of sins. That is the core logic you are missing. Only the Holy Prophet Muhammad will be permitted by God Almighty to make this request on the Day of Judgment.

You can only intercede for others when you're without sin yourself. Your fellow sinner cannot intercede on your behalf. To intercede is to take your place.
So in summary, if Islam teaches that no one can bear the sins of another, how then can there be an intercessor. And how come only Muhammad is holy in Islam?

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Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by TV01(m): 1:51pm On Oct 16

Kukutente23:
You can only intercede for others when you're without sin yourself. Your fellow sinner cannot intercede on your behalf. To intercede is to take your place.

Keen to see how this is explained. The holes in the text means narratives have to be built to shore the beliefs up. But they rarely tie-out or make sense. Isa is the sinless one in ee.slam, why doesn't he intercede? How can a sinner, who requires intercession on his own behalf, intercede for another?

Kukutente23:
So in summary, if Islam teaches that no one can bear the sins of another, how then can there be an intercessor. And how come only Muhammad is holy in Islam?

Even keener, for their definition\understanding of "holiness" to be addressed.

TV

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Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by expert234: 3:09pm On Oct 16

Coolboy009:
lolz! You mean they should come and accept darkness.

MrPresident1 forgot that his religion founder got fra and allllla couldn't save him grin

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Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by expert234: 3:11pm On Oct 16

MrPresident1:
Expert234, come and accept light, come and accept Islam and be free

Islam will set you free from madness

I challenge you to show me 5 evidence of light in Islam! grin

Let's even check whether you know anything tangible about this your airrab sllavverry religion you are practicing grin

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by AntiChristian: 3:29pm On Oct 16

franugo:
See wetin normal human being dey believe

And see wetin abnormal human being no believe!

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by AntiChristian: 3:32pm On Oct 16

Kukutente23:
Moses was followed by his people till he died and was replaced by Joshua. His people did not continue insisting on Moses's way being the only way after his death

This is because Joshua followed in Moses's way. Or was Joshua given his own ten commandments?

Noah was not followed by his people. They rejected him which is why God killed them by the flood saving only his immediate family

By his people, i mean those who believed in him whether you regard them as his family or otherwise!

Besides you did not answer the questions why Muslims are commanded to follow Muhammad if they want to follow Allah. No other prophet got such a command in his favour in the Qur'an except Muhammad

We follow Muhammad since he is the one Allah sent to us. Those who followed Jesus before Muhammad too are regarded as Muslims. Same as those who followed Moses, Noah, and others in truth till they die.

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by AntiChristian: 3:34pm On Oct 16

Kukutente23:
Do you mean when Isa comes, he will not come as a prophet?

If Yes, then tell us what he'll be coming back as.

If he'll be coming back as the prophet he was when he first came, then can you explain by what Islamic logic Muhammad remains the final messenger when another prophet is coming after him?

Can you quote the quranic verse that says Isa will follow the Qur'an and no longer the injeel when he comes back? What do you mean by buried as a Muslim? Are you saying Isa was not a Muslim when he came before?

If Isa is coming back as a prophet then it's obvious that he's the final messenger of Islam peace be upon him as we await his final coming

Has Isa died? No! So he hasn't finished his mission. His mission ends when he dies.

Life on earth ends by one's demise.

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by Expanse2020(m): 3:42pm On Oct 16

Samsyne:
Jesus: I am the way to the father
Jesus: Moses wrote about me
Jesus:For God so love the world he sent his begotten son
Jesus is the only man that declared himself who the father is and proclaimed himself as the gateway to the father... 700years after a man came study the Jews book.. Arabic culture... discredit some details plagiarized it add his own detail and form a religion in that cultural language...

Did you just a man from Arabian study Jews book (someone who is unlearned 😂😂 study Jews book are you for real ,,🤣🤣)

Plagiarized it (did you know the meaning of that words 🤣😂😂 which one did he plagiarized, mattew, Galatians Abi song of Solomon 🤣🤣🤣)

Add its own details (as how naw ,🤣🤣🤣 he removed JESUS own put him own Abi )

Form a religion (which religion did Moses, Jesus brought as far as we know they were both Jews) where was Christianity came from who founded it am sure not Jesus

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by Expanse2020(m): 3:44pm On Oct 16

Kukutente23:
Given the below

“Say, [O Muhammad], ‘If you should love Allah, then follow me, so Allah will love you and forgive you your sins. And Allah is Forgiving and Merciful.’” (Surah Aal-Imran 3:31)

Who are Muslims thus commanded to worship? Allah or Muhammad?
Who is the real owner of the religion of Islam? Allah is Muhammad?

Are you that d🫥ft like TenQ too who said Allah is Muhammad,🤣😂😂
So Muhammed will be talking to himself like that calling himself when talking to people 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
This 🧠 of your don't use it cross road ...

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by Kukutente23: 3:48pm On Oct 16

AntiChristian:
This is because Joshua followed in Moses's way. Or was Joshua given his own ten commandments?

By his people, i mean those who believed in him whether you regard them as his family or otherwise!

We follow Muhammad since he is the one Allah sent to us. Those who followed Jesus before Muhammad too are regarded as Muslims. Same as those who followed Moses, Noah, and others in truth till they die.

The ten commandments are universal not peculiar to Moses. That they were given through Moses does not make them become his. Or have you ever heard the Jews or Christians call the Ten commandments, Moses ten commandments? There are a lot of things that Joshua did as Prophet that was not commanded by Moses. One was giving the 2 tribes of Joseph land on the other side of the Jordan. Moses actually commanded the children of Israel to enter Canaanland but Joshua gave the land to Mannasseh and Ephraim when they asked for it. Also, the temple in Jerusalem did not exist during the time of Moses. It came during the time of Solomon. However, the Levitical and Judaic laws were the laws given by Moses but implemented after him by other prophets, judges, kings and scribes. None of them deviated from Moses' laws including David whom you erroneously claim was given a different book from the Torah. Only Muhammad claimed to be a prophet in the Judaic line but had his own laws and religion different from that given by Moses!

As for Noah, there is nothing in the Bible that suggests his family believed him to be a prophet. They obeyed him as the head of the family. Trying to equate that to mean he was sent to his family as prophet is total rubbish. If your quran claims Noah was sent as a prophet to his wife and children that's not biblical belief. He was sent to people who did not believe him and thus perished. That's the position of the Bible.

You have still not answered why only those who followed Muhammad are believed to truly follow Allah. Islam met Christianity and Judaism. Judaism is the religion of Moses. Christianity is the religion of Jesus. So why do you insist that only those who follow Muhammad are following Allah. Are you saying those who followed the religion of Moses did not follow Allah?

Re: Overpraising The Prophet ﷺ In Islam! by Kukutente23: 3:52pm On Oct 16

AntiChristian:
Has Isa died? No! So he hasn't finished his mission. His mission ends when he dies.

Life on earth ends by one's demise.

That is why he is the final messenger of Islam. Isa is coming back. And when he comes back as a prophet, are you going to receive him as a prophet of Islam or as a prophet of Christianity?

Of course Isa is a prophet of Islam. He is coming after Muhammad as a prophet of Islam so he is the final messenger. This is logical to anyone who is not blinded by Islamic logic where the shoe must fit even if it is on the wrong foot!

Your claim is like saying Biden is the latest president of the US because Trump was President before Biden! Islamic logic sha

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