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1. aboutislam.net › how-does-islam-view-baptismHow Does Islam View Baptism? - About Islam

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   After Jesus left this world, Paul became a leader of some Christians. It was he who gave a new interpretation of Jesus’ Baptism. He told them that when a person takes a Baptism in water, actually he immerses himself in Jesus’ blood and dies with him and then he is resurrected like Jesus into a new person. (See Romans 6:3-4).

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   Baptism from an Islamic Perspective. Dr. Muzammil Siddiqi, former president of the Islamic Society of North America, states the following: “The word ‘Baptism’ comes from the Greek ‘Baptein’ which means ‘to plunge, to immerse, or to wash.’. It was an ancient custom to wash or to make ablution.

3. www.missionfrontiers.org › issue › articleBaptism in Muslim Ministry: Time for Change - Mission Frontiers

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   May 1, 2015 · 1. Because Jesus Said So. The rite of baptism was developed during the Intertestamental Period, and was famously utilized by John the Baptist. John’s baptism centered on repentance, and climaxed in the baptism of Christ himself (though ironically he had nothing to repent of).

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   Dec 24, 2018 · As Allah will say, ‘O Jesus, son of Mary, did you say to the people: Take me and my mother as gods besides Allah? ’ He will say, ‘Glory be to Y ou! It was not for me to say what I have no right to say. If I had said so, Y ou would know it. You know what is within me and I do not know what is within Y ou. Verily, You alone know the Unseen.

5. www.islamhelpline.net › answer › 7597Baptism in islam. - Islamhelpline

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   Although the ritual of the supposed ‘baptism’ of Prophet Jesus (a.s.) by Prophet John (Yayha a.s.)) does indeed find mention in several places in the present-day Bible, the Quran and the Sunnah are absolutely silent regarding this particular issue….thus we as believers in the Quran and the Sunnah can neither deny nor confirm with absolute ...

6. aboutislam.net › counseling › ask-about-islamDo Muslims Get “Baptized” Like Christians Do? - About Islam

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   Nov 17, 2022 · Answer. Short Answer: Not exactly. There are some differences in the way Islam and Christianity view the body and soul, and in the way they view water and its purifying properties. But, Muslims do ritually purify themselves of sin with water fairly often in wudu, or the ablution one makes before prayer, and ghusl, or the whole-body shower one ...

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   Should a Muslim be baptized?

   • If there is a Christian minority, it is of “them,” not at all of “us.” For a Muslim to be baptized is therefore perceived as a clear act of converting out of Islam and into Christianity, socially, spiritually, culturally and maybe even legally. For those ministries in which new believers self-identify as “Christians,” this isn’t a problem.

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   Why was Jesus baptized?

   • From an Islamic perspective, Jesus, peace and blessings be upon him, and his followers underwent Baptism as a purification, a bath or ablution, ritually and spiritually. However, with the Pauline interpretation, it became symbolically linked to belief in Jesus’ so-called death and resurrection.

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   What is the difference between Islam and Christian baptism?

   • As for Islam, the unity of body and soul meant regular ablution and bathing, as a religious requirement linked to the very notion of worship. Christian baptism, in which newborn babies – or adults – are blessed by holy water and accepted into the Church, also reveals a different view of water in the two religions.

   Do Muslims Get “Baptized” Like Christians Do? - About Islam

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   Why did Jesus baptize all his followers?

   • It was during this time that Jesus made it clear that from now on all His followers were to be baptized. However this would not merely be a baptism of repentance, but one signifying full identity with Christ (in the Father, Son and Holy Spirit), particularly in His dying and rising from the dead.

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   Why is Baptism important in the church?

   • The Church holds this ritual as central to the Christian faith in Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection. The gospel mentions Jesus as accepting baptism at the hands of John the Baptist. He is viewed chiefly as a fore-teller of Jesus’ mission as the Lamb of God.

   Who Was John the Baptist, According to Islam? - About Islam

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   What does the Bible say about baptism?

   • Ephesian disciples (formerly John’s): 19:3-5 Most of the references in the epistles (5 of Paul, 1 of Peter) refer to their experience in actual baptism, and then draw a spiritual inference from that. Most, or possibly all, instances occur immediately upon faith.

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8. aboutislam.net › counseling › ask-about-islamWho Was John the Baptist, According to Islam? | About Islam

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   Jun 23, 2024 · Answer. Professor Shahul Hameed. 23 June, 2024. Short Answer: John the Baptist is known as Yahya, a prophet of Islam. He was born miraculously to two elderly parents, and his father was Prophet Zechariah, the uncle and protector of Mary, the mother of Jesus. Yahya lived a simple and ascetic life, devoted to the next world.