مريم المجدلية في الكتابات المسيحية الغربية : تحليل و نقد

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Praise is to Allah alone, and prayers and peace be upon our master Muhammad, slave of Allah and the nobility of his prophets and messengers.

After all, we have explored this figure in the writings of Western scholars and thinkers, and shed light on the Christian debate about the true status of the Prophet Jesus (Peace Be Upon Him) (marriage or celibacy).

The purpose of this research is to study these accounts and allegations in the New Testament texts and the new texts, In the light of logical evidence and Islamic constants, with a statement of the scientific position around them.

The nature of the study required the distribution of its topics to the introduction and three questions, and Conclusion which is as follows: 1.

Mary Magdalene - according to Christian accounts - one of the best followers of Christ (Peace Be Upon Him), the rest of his followers withdrew from the scene of the end and remained next to him at all moments, and therefore the most important personality associated with Christ, was a close friend and close to the close to Jesus Christ, Westerners emphasize that if Christ was already married, his wife must be Mary Magdalene and no one else.2.

The Christian Church - especially the Catholic Church - portrayed Magdalene as a "prostitute" over the past centuries, because she could not bear the idea that Christ's principal subordinate was a woman, and excluded any talk that would lead by saying that Christ's humanity and the denial of his supposed divinity.3.

Western writers and writers of Mary Magdalene Many novels and legends, before the Enlightenment and Renaissance, are the most disciples attached to Christ.

There is no specific evidence in the Islamic texts that proves that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) married or denied it, either from Mary Magdalene or from others.

If it is proven that he did not marry, it is likely that he has a specific reason for it.

A defect touched by, but his marriage of perfection in the usual prophets and messengers, and there is no reason to Praise is to Allah alone, and prayers and peace be upon our master Muhammad, slave of Allah and the nobility of his prophets and messengers.

After all, we have explored this figure in the writings of Western scholars and thinkers, and shed light on the Christian debate about the true status of the Prophet Jesus (Peace Be Upon Him) (marriage or celibacy).

The purpose of this research is to study these accounts and allegations in the New Testament texts and the new texts, In the light of logical evidence and Islamic constants, with a statement of the scientific position around them.

The nature of the study required the distribution of its topics to the introduction and three questions, and Conclusion which is as follows: 1.

Mary Magdalene - according to Christian accounts - one of the best followers of Christ (Peace Be Upon Him), the rest of his followers withdrew from the scene of the end and remained next to him at all moments, and therefore the most important personality associated with Christ, was a close friend and close to the close to Jesus Christ, Westerners emphasize that if Christ was already married, his wife must be Mary Magdalene and no one else.2.

The Christian Church - especially the Catholic Church - portrayed Magdalene as a "prostitute" over the past centuries, because she could not bear the idea that Christ's principal subordinate was a woman, and excluded any talk that would lead by saying that Christ's humanity and the denial of his supposed divinity.3.

Western writers and writers of Mary Magdalene Many novels and legends, before the Enlightenment and Renaissance, are the most disciples attached to Christ.

There is no specific evidence in the Islamic texts that proves that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) married or denied it, either from Mary Magdalene or from others.

If it is proven that he did not marry, it is likely that he has a specific reason for it.

A defect touched by, but his marriage of perfection in the usual prophets and messengers, and there is no reason to deny.