The prophet who came after Jesus (Isa) in Islam is Muhammad.
Muslims believe that Muhammad is the last prophet in a line of prophets sent by God (Allah), which includes Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and others. This belief is a central tenet of Islam. Jesus is considered an important prophet in Islam, revered as a messenger of God, but Muslims do not believe he was divine or the son of God.
Here's a breakdown of the Islamic perspective:
- Jesus (Isa): A significant prophet who delivered God's message, performed miracles, and is mentioned extensively in the Quran.
- Muhammad: Believed to be the final prophet, who received the complete and final revelation of God's message, the Quran. Muslims believe Muhammad came to restore the true monotheistic faith and complete the message that had been revealed through previous prophets.
Therefore, in the Islamic timeline of prophets, Muhammad is considered the successor to Jesus (Isa).
