ISLAM - THE RELEVANCE OF THE PROPHETS

• DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.2162232207118

• Palavras-chave: Islam; prophets; relevance.

• Keywords: Islam; prophets; relevance.

• Abstract:

  Islam proclaims that all prophets and messengers came with one mission, one religion. Thus, the Prophet Mohammad, the Seal of Prophecy, does not differ from the prophets before him, by way of example Jesus and Moses. He, son of Mary, does not differ from Moses, nor does Moses differ from the Prophets who succeeded him, Jesus and Mohammad. All preached the religion of Abraham, the patriarch; the religion of monotheism, peace and submission to the One Creator. Logically and legally, it is impossible for the teachings of one of the prophets about God to differ from the teachings of another, or to be contradictory, especially with regard to those related to Allah, His attributes, His Oneness, His Perenniality, His Absolutism and Your Eternity. This article, in an interdisciplinary approach, mainly historical and theological, summarizes the relevance of the Messengers, namely Jesus and Mohammad, including relatives, as the latter descends from Ishmael and the former from Isaac.