Why People Called Hazrat ʿĪsā (AS) God — Nouman Ali Khan Explains

In this powerful lecture, Nouman Ali Khan explores why many people in history came to call Hazrat ʿĪsā (AS) God. Drawing on Quranic verses, historical context, and comparative scripture, Nouman examines the social, linguistic, and theological factors that contributed to the mistaken belief in the divinity of ʿĪsā (Jesus, peace be upon him). This talk is designed for anyone wanting a clear, compassionate, and well-sourced explanation — Muslims seeking clarity, students of comparative religion, and listeners curious about how religious ideas evolve.

What you’ll learn in this video:

A succinct overview of relevant Quranic verses and how they address claims about ʿĪsā (AS).

Historical dynamics in late antiquity that shaped Christian beliefs about Jesus.

How translation, titles, and cultural context (e.g., “son of God,” “Messiah”) were misunderstood or reinterpreted.

The role of miracles, devotion, and community memory in elevating religious figures over time.

Respectful refutation: how Islam honors ʿĪsā (AS) as a major prophet while rejecting divine attribution.


Timestamps (suggested) 00:00 — Introduction & purpose of the talk
02:10 — Quranic perspective on ʿĪsā (AS)
08:45 — Historical background: early Christian developments
16:30 — Language, titles, and translation issues
22:50 — Sociological reasons for deification
29:00 — Conclusion & practical takeaways

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📚 Recommended reading & sources (for further study): Quranic exegesis, early church history texts, comparative religion overviews.

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