"The Glad Tidings of the Messiah"

"The Glad Tidings of the Messiah" serves as a scholarly and foundational study grounded in evidence and methodological comparisons. It begins by establishing the single origin of all divine revelations and the concept of the one religion, which is Islam, demonstrating how all prophets and messengers agreed on the major fundamentals of faith such as grand monotheism, the prohibition of polytheism, the establishment of core acts of worship and their shared moral values, while shed-ding light on the submission (Islam) of the disciples and the early historical deviations of these concepts. The book then transitions to its core theme, which is reviewing the prophecies of the prophets in general, and the glad tidings of Jesus Christ in particular, regarding the advent of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, showing how later prophets fulfilled and completed the work of their predecessors. Furthermore, it dedicates significant analysis to the momentous event of the birth of Mary and her son, Jesus and their exalted status in the Holy Qur'an, while reviewing the stance of the Children of Israel towards Jesus, and demonstrating how justly the Qur'an treats Jews and Christians, inviting the People of the Book to a common word. In the context of comparative study, the book offers a critical reading contrasting the original principles brought by the prophets with the doctrines underpinning modern Christianity. It analyzes five fundamental Christian beliefs: the divine sonship of Christ, the doctrine of the Trinity and the multiplicity of gods, the incarnation of the divine into the human (the Union of the Divine and Human natures), the crucifixion and death on the cross alongside the Old Testament's stance on it, and the doctrine of atonement and redemption for original sin. Finally, the book concludes by outlining four crucial principles and clarifying the return of Jesus Christ to Earth before the Day of Judgment, ending with a comprehensive summary that encompasses five truths defining the true religion and explaining how a person can truly submit to God the Almighty.