Introduction Muslims believe in the existence of Jesus, and the Quran has an extensive account of his life. The Quran highlights Jesus’ life as that of a normal human being, who was occasionally used by God to reveal his power to the people. Islamic believers majorly focus on Prophet Muhammad more than any other prophet, but the Quran has a comprehensive coverage of Jesus as one of the most powerful prophets. He is a part of the reason that the Muslims believe that God exists, and his power exceeds any man’s imagination. Jesus is given the name Isa in the Quran, and he is also referred to as Al-Masih, meaning the Messiah. This paper looks into the beliefs shared by the Muslims about Jesus, with a close focus on the Quran’s account of Jesus. Jesus as a messenger Jesus’ life is clearly highlighted in the Holy Quran. Muslims refer to Jesus as a messenger of God. They have ultimate respect for Jesus, and they believe that he was sent to earth as a messenger just like other prophets. In Quran 5:75, Jesus is said to have been granted the power to perform miracles by God. Mary is said to have observed truthfulness throughout her life. The Quran has an entire chapter highlighting Mary’s life before and after the birth of Jesus. The doctrine of Jesus is quite important to the Muslims because it forms the basis of their belief in the existence of God. According to the Islamic beliefs, Jesus did not bring a new law to the Muslims, but he created a new path called tariqah , which is based on the love of God. Virgin conception One of the unique things about the existence of Jesus as revealed in the Quran is his virgin mother. The Arabic language refers to Mary as Maryam, and the Quran indicates that she was a virgin during the conception and birth of Jesus (Naeem and Khan 1). The Quran acknowledges that Jesus was born miraculously. In the Quran 19: 16-21, the story of Mary and Angel Gabriel is highlighted. In the story, Angel Gabriel revealed himself to Maryam and gave her the message from God that she would give birth to Jesus, despite her virgin status, and the prophecy came to pass. Quran 3:47 highlights Mary’s questioning God about giving birth to Jesus, yet she had never been touched by a man. The existence of Jesus in the Quran is compared to the creation of Adam, which indicated that God has power over natural things (“The Qur’an” 3:59). Jesus and the miracles he did The Quran has a record of the miracles that were done by Jesus in various stages of his life. Islamic beliefs indicate that all the miracles performed by Jesus were done through the power of God. The Quran influences the belief that Jesus was only a human being who was used by God to pass a message to the people. The Quran reveals that Jesus was an important part of the Muslim’s history because of his teachings sand the purpose of his life. The Quran indicates that Jesus could deliver the people from their unique helpless situations by performing miracles. For instance, the Quran states that Jesus had the power to heal the lepers and to restore sight in the blind. The Quran also speaks of Jesus breathing life into birds made of clay. He also had the power to bring people back from the dead (“Th