From a purely secular perspective, this is an indication that Muhammad was not well-educated on the stories from The Bible that he heard and when he composed the Qur'an, some of these errors crept into the Qur'an. In Arabic, Miriam, referring to Moses and Aaron's sister, and Mary, referring to the Virgin Mother of Jesus, are both Maryam (مريم). Muhammad did not realize that these two Maryams were two different people.
Quran. also Nah ul balaghah is considered brother of Quran and sahife Sajadie sister of Quran
The virgin miraculous birth of Esa (Jesus),peace be upon Him, is assured in the holy Quran & is among the Islamic beliefs about Jesus.
No It is strictly forbidden; per Quran explicit instructions, for one to marry his sister.
NO. Virgin Mary brought birth only to Jesus PBUH, her only son who was born miraculously without a father. The Holy Quran talks a lot about Jesus PBUH & assures the virgin birth of this great prophet.
Virgin Mary "Maryam" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maryam_(sura)
The only lady whose name is explicitly mentioned in the Holy Quran & for many times is the virgin Mary, May Allah be pleased with her.
Virgin Mary (Mariam), God be pleased with her, is the only one mentioned by name in Quran other than prophets. There is also a chapter in Quran titled by the name Maiam (or Mary).
Virgin Mary (Mariam) was Muslim in the universal sense of Islam religion that means full submission to God, the one and only one God without a partner or son or companion. Virgin Mary is the only woman mentioned explicitly by name in Quran. There a full chapter in Quran title by the name Mary (Mariam). She was mentioned in Quran that she is the lady of ladies of all worlds.
Because it features Jesus, The Virgin Mary, Mohammed came after Jesus as a "second coming"
There are several concepts in the New Testament that differ with those in the Quran. Muslims revere Jesus as a great prophet, but do not consider Him God. Muhammad taught that Jesus was not crucified, but was taken to heaven-and a substitute appeared to die in His place (Sura 4:157). This is strikingly similar to some Gnostic teachings Muhammad would have encountered in his travels. The Quran affirms Christ's virgin birth, but in doing so appears to confuse the identities of Miriam, the sister of Moses, and Mary the mother of Jesus. In Sura 19:28, Christ's mother is called the "sister of Aaron"a phrase which everywhere else in the Quran refers to Miriam. In response, Muslims suggest that "sister of Aaron" is a generic term meaning "virtuous woman" even though such a usage occurs nowhere else in the Quran. Depending upon which Christian and Muslim sect you are discussing, the Quran teaches the 'immortal soul' which is unscriptural and Hellenistic in origins. Muslims believe in a vengeful God who tortures souls in fire continually by giving them new skin as soon as the old is consumed. The rewards for some are multiple virgin women versus the New Testaments death is akin to sleeping and all who repent and accept Jesus after the Judgement become sons and daughters or co-equals in the God Family which will come to Earth (Rev. 21). The Shia branch believes the 'Mahdi' will come to cause World War and destruction in order to enter the new world. The NT teaches the 2nd Coming of Jesus to put an end to World War and establish the Kingdom of God on Earth. There are other differences between the two.
AnswerAccording to Holy Quran AARON is Mose's mother's son ======== Aaron was Moses' younger brother by their natural mother. Moses' step-brother was the natural son of the Pharaoh. His name was Raamses.
no!!!!! MARY IZ A VIRGIN!!!!!!