Many believe the Quran outright denies the crucifixion of Jesus — but is that really what it says?

Let us take a closer look at Surah An-Nisa (4:157–158) and explore whether this verse truly contradicts the idea of Jesus' death or whether it has been misunderstood.

Topics Covered:
- Quranic language and phrase breakdown
- “They did not kill him, nor crucify him” — what does it mean?

This series of clips invites Muslims, Christians, and truth-seekers alike to reflect on a verse that has shaped centuries of theology and misunderstanding.

🎧 Voice-only presentation
🕊️ Respectful, interfaith exploration

Follow for more deep dives into Quranic themes, theology, and interfaith questions.

Quran doesn't deny Crucifixion of Jesus Christ | Part 1 | Introduction

In Surah Maryam 19:33, the infant Jesus (Isa) speaks miraculously from the cradle, saying, “Peace be upon me the day I was born, the day I die, and the day I am raised alive.”

This verse raises an important question: Does the Quran affirm that Jesus' death would be like that of any other human being? And if so, what does that mean for interpretations that deny his death and crucifixion?

The insight gained from the verses in this series could shift how we view the crucifixion debate entirely.

Quran doesnt deny Crucifixion of Jesus Christ | Part 2 | Baby Jesus mentions his own Death

Does the Quran deny the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ because Jesus said "Peace be upon me the day I die"? Let us answer this question.

Quran doesnt deny Crucifixion of Jesus Christ | Part 3 | Salutations on Jesus

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Quran doesnt deny Crucifixion of Jesus Christ | Part 2 | Baby Jesus mentions his own Death

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