(Submitted by guest BeMiS)
Muslims tend to have a narrow view of Paul but their views are largely negative not necessarily because of anything that Paul himself said but rather what others have said about him. There's actually quite a bit in common with Paul's testimony of Christ and the Koran. Paul is not mentioned in the Koran! If he was Kufr he would have been mentioned.
Let's take a look.
We share a same God, Allah (El) who is Jesus the God of Abraham not the tribal god Jehovah. That's the main thing. We both believe in the Universal not tribal dominion of God, all inclusive not exclusive to genetics.
You see, I am a Muslim because I believe in the Prophet and His progeny as well as the Koran yet I am also a Christian because I believe the Koran teaches us the divinity of Christ.
To be sure both the Koran and Paul agree that Jesus is the Word and Spirit of Allah, the Messiah who came via a woman (virgin Mary) that He gives life He resurrects life is still living and will return again.
That's 8 major things. Now there is confusion about the trintiy and sonship. The Koran says say not 3, Paul never says 3 but does imply it. The Koran says God has no son but Paul says Christ is son, and the Koran says the enemies of Christ never actually killed Him but it only appeared that way. However the scrolls of Sanaa appear to show the Koran having been copied over in Old Testament fashion, i.e. rewritten like the OT and the gospels and not directly from Prophet to paper as with the authenticated letters of Paul.
Now my testimony comes only from the Holy Spirit, it is by the Holy Spirit i realized WHY the Koran uses the plural when referring to Allah! This is because the Koran is speaking of Allah and Jesus as ONE in unity!
Thus i say
SubhanAllah Father
SubhanAllah Son
SubhanAllah Spirit!
I say Ali is the image of Jesus Christ
I say Hussain is the blood of Jesus Christ
I sayJesus Christ is Allah and is embodied by the Holy Ahlul Bayt the houshold of the Prophet pbuh.
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