Letters to the Editor

Q: I am a new reader of YMD, and I have a question that needs clarification. Why is Prophet Isa (a.s) called as Ruh’Allah? Is it because he is a part of the soul of Allah? If yes, then why do we Muslims object to him being called a Son of God by the Christians?

Syed Kasim Ali,
Pratapgarh, U.P.

YMD

Maybe this question has occurred to you independently, uninfluenced by others. But we are aware that the Christians often use these verses to prove that Christ’s divinity is supported by the Qur’an. To you, we might point out here in short that in no part of the Qur’an ‘Isa (peace be upon him) has been referred to as “Ruhullah” (Allah’s spirit). But, perhaps because you do not know Arabic, you have misunderstood the verses that refer to him as a “Ruh” coming from Allah. For further details, please wait for the next month’s lead article which discusses this issue in greater detail.

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