The Legend of al‐Dajjāl (Antichrist): The Personification of Evil in the Islamic Tradition

Sarıtoprak, Zeki

doi:10.1111/1478-1913.00024

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“…He then would retire, until he died of natural causes, and would be buried at the Prophet's Mosque in Medina. 129 Often this was an unknown future, but Ibn 'Asakir (ca. 1105-75) expected Jesus to return soon, to fight the contemporary crusaders.…”

Section: Muslimsmentioning

confidence: 99%

3. The Development of the Jesus Cult

Clossey

2024

Jesus and the Making of the Modern Mind, 1380-1520

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This chapter introduces Jesus from multiple perspectives. First it tells a minimalist version of his story using only those details broadly accepted by both Christians and Muslims. Then it turns to facets of Jesus particular to one tradition, looking first at Christianity, then Islam, and finally Manichaeism. The chapter concludes surveying christological controversies in Christianity and Islam before the fifteenth century.

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confidence: 99%