Islam recognizes the previous divine Revelations

 Islam recognizes the previous 

divine revelations. On the other 

hand, Jews do not recognize 

Jesus, and the Christians do not 

recognize Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم ;whereas Muslims recognize Moses, Jesus and all the prophets, may Allah exalt their mention.


In Islam, humans relate with their 

Lord in all matters and conditions 

without intermediary.



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