Jesus and Muhammad cannot be compared except that Jesus had a human body as Muhammad was human.
Jesus came from heaven through virgin birth while Muhammad was earthly from human parents. Therefore Jesus is sinless and Muhammad was a sinner (Surah 48:2).
Jesus is God in the flesh (John 1:1,14; 1Tim 3:16) died for others and was resurrected while Muhammad is a human and died because of his sins and still in the tomb.
Jesus had witness from other prophets about His Sonship and His mission to die for other's sins while Muhammad had no witness about his prophethood.
Jesus was killed for other's sins as prophesied by Jewish prophets (Isaiah 53:4-6, 8; Dan 9:26) while Muhammad caused the killing of many and died.
Jesus proved His claim as the Son of God by resurrection from dead while Muhammad could not prove even his prophethood by any signs.
Jesus taught to love and save lives while Muhammad taught to hate and distroy lives.
Jesus promised heaven with His presence while Muhammad promised a heaven with virgins, wine and milk.
Jesus knew where He is going while Muhammad was not sure about whether he would go to heaven.
Jesus was a man (humanity) of love and compassion while Muhammad was a man of war.
Jesus taught monogamism while Muhammad taught polygamism and practiced this in hisown life by taking more than 12 wives.
To Jews, Abraham was the founding Patriarch, while Jesus and Muhammad, although good men, were not important in their faith. To Christians, Jesus was the Son of God, while Muhammad was merely a man who sought to add his views to the religion. To some fundamentalist Christians, Muhammad was an imposter. To Muslims, Abraham and Jesus were great prophets, but Muhammad was the last and greatest of the prophets.
A:No. Jesus was a Jew; Muhammad was an Arab.
Yes, Muslims believe Jesus was born of virgin, Muhammad was not, Jesus performed miracles Muhammad did not, Jesus was taken to heaven Muhammad was not, Jesus will return to earth in future, Muhammad will not. therefore Jesus is greater than Muhammad
The Christian view is that Jesus was not a prophet, he was the son of God. In Islam, both Jesus and Muhammad are considered prophets.
No, after Jesus.
Prophets Abraham then Jesus then Muhammad (peace upon them all)
no jesus was
No
Yes, Muhammad was around about 600 years after Jesus
Both Jesus and Prophet Muhammad are famous. As for who is more famous, statistics are not available to determine that.
The prophets Jesus (or Eissa) and Muhammad (peace be upon them). Jesus exiled to Egypt and Muhammad exiled to Medina (or AlMadinah.)
As I see it, the Muslims believe that Jesus was a prophet, but Muhammad was a more recent prophet. But they are very different because Jesus Christ is God, (Titus 2.13), and Muhammad is a prophet that tells of another God, Allah.