If Muslims do not recognize Jesus Christ. Why is it important for the a Palestinian state to have Jerusalem?

Answer 1

Because the JEWS have it!

How many times is Jerusalem mentioned in the Quara'n?

There is your answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Muslims see Jesus as the Son of God but not divine. He was the 2nd best prophet and Mohammed came to finish where Jesus left off. They believe it will be Jesus that will come back but He will b e a Muslim and travel to Mecca to pray. He will be human and get married and have a family and all Muslims with live, others will die.

Answer 4

Jerusalem is a big deal for Muslim and is the third holiest city in Islam. The city of Jerusalem is known in Arabic as "Al-Quds" or "Baitul-Maqdis" ("The Noble, Sacred Place"). The Quran venerates the great prophets of the Judeo-Christian tradition. It speaks of Solomon's "great place of prayer" in Jerusalem, which the first Muslims called City of the Temple. .Jerusalem was the first "Qibla" for Muslims - the place toward which Muslims turned in prayer. It was many years into the Islamic mission (16 months after the Hijrah), that Muhammad (peace be upon him) was instructed to change the Qibla from Jerusalem to Mecca (Qur'an 2:142-144). It is reported that the Prophet Muhammad said, "There are only three mosques to which you should embark on a journey: the sacred mosque (Mecca, Saudi Arabia), this mosque of mine (Madinah, Saudi Arabia), and the mosque of Al-Aqsa (Jerusalem)."

It is Jerusalem that Muhammad (peace be upon him) visited during his night journey and ascension (called "Israa and Miraaj"). In one evening, the angel Gabriel miraculously took the Prophet from the Sacred Mosque in Mecca to the Furthest Mosque (Al-Aqsa) in Jerusalem. He was then taken up to the heavens to be shown the signs of God. The Prophet met with previous prophets and led them in prayer. He was then taken back to Mecca. The whole experience (which Muslim commentators take literally and Muslims believe as a miracle) lasted a few hours of a night. The event of Israa and Miraaj is mentioned in the Qur’an, in the first verse of Chapter 17 entitled 'The Children of Israel.’

"Glory to Allah, Who did take His servant for a journey by night, from the Sacred Mosque to the Farthest Mosque, whose precincts We did bless - in order that We might show him some of Our signs. For He is the One who hears and knows all things." (17:1)

This night journey further reinforced the link between Mecca and Jerusalem as holy cities, and serves as an example of every Muslim's deep devotion and spiritual connection with Jerusalem.

Although it's a sacred city in Islam it has been a Muslim tradition to coexist and share the city with the Jews and christians there. When Caliph Umar, one of Muhammad's successors, conquered the Jerusalem of the Christian Byzantines in 638, he insisted that the three faiths of Abraham coexist. He refused to pray in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher when he was escorted around the city by the Greek Orthodox Patriarch. Had he done so, he explained, the Muslims would have wanted to build a mosque there to commemorate the first Islamic prayer in Jerusalem.

The dome of the rock is also in Jerusalem. It symbolizes the ascent that all Muslims must make to God, whose perfection and eternity are represented by the circle of the great golden dome. Other Islamic shrines on the Temple Mount, which Muslims call al-Haram al-Sharif, the Most Noble Sanctuary, were devoted to David, Solomon and Jesus.

Answer 5

Muslims do recognize Jesus and they believe in the virgin birth. The difference is, they think he was only a prophet, as do the Jews. However, we know that he is our savior.

Answer 6

Maybe they want a place to live. The Christians have so many sacred places that they could share Jerusalem, but--and is the real greed is--they won't!!!

Answer 7

You should do reserach before posting questions like this. Muslims DO belive in jesus christ, they recognise him as a phrophet, just like moses, abraham, noah, muhammad (pbuh) (sorry if i got teh phbu thigy wrong way round), they recognise him as a prophet and not as the son of god, and they also belive that he did not die, and god will send him back to earth.

@orchidmg

When i studied islam, it was more like jesus will come back, preach for people to join islam, judism or christianity, and teh rest will die.

Answer 8

There are religious sites important to Islam also located in Jerusalem. (Just as there are important sites for Judaism located there as well.)

Answer 9

I think Mr Don is correct.

Jerusalem is sacred to Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

Answer 10

correction Muslim do recongnize jesus Christ( correct name Messiah) we just don't try to kill every feww seonds and Jews do Reconginze him as a Prophet so now what?