Echoes of Prophethood: Bible Jesus Mary and Moses in the Quran

A thoughtful Qur'anic reflection on Jesus, the Bible, revelation, and the return to divine oneness.In Echoes of Prophethood: Bible Jesus Mary and Moses in the Quran Shamim Ibrahim presents a spiritually grounded exploration of the Bible, Jesus, and the prophetic tradition from an Islamic perspective. Rooted in the central Qur'anic principle of tawḥīd, the oneness of God, this book invites readers to reconsider revelation as a single sacred call echoed through history.Rather than approaching the Bible as a foreign text, the author reads it as part of a shared sacred memory, honouring the prophets while examining how meaning can drift when doctrine, power, or interpretation moves away from direct surrender to God. Through this Qur'anic lens, Jesus, peace be upon him, is presented not as an object of worship, but as a noble messenger, a sign of divine mercy, a servant of God, and a model of humility, compassion, and spiritual devotion.The book also reflects on Maryam, Moses, the Ten Commandments, Prophet Muhammad, and the wider moral and spiritual responsibilities of the Muslim world. It explores themes of revelation, personal accountability, mercy, sacred law, justice, spiritual purification, and the need for both inward renewal and practical reconstruction.

Pagina's: 79, Paperback, UK Publishing House Ltd.