It's interested for me that even in the English language the translator keeps using the origin name (EL) used by Jesus on the christ (Matthew 27:46. "And about the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? that is to say, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?"

Muhammad didn’t learn about Allah, actually couldn’t have learned one true God from the Jews. He had learned it from Allah as HE taught him. In Mecca there were no Jews to talk about for him to learn about one true God. Orientalists notion of Muhammad and his knowing is tied to their Christian bias which begins with Muhammad as a false prophetic, so they went at Islam to discredit it and distort it on many levels for the Westreners. One of it was denying its language the right to be independent semetic language but a derivative of other semetic lang

What is the meaning of Jabar

in Arabic,Al Jabbar is the The Irresistible One

the truth is that Allah possesses the two worlds, the Unseen and Seen. as such closing the door on wrong interpretation and reasoning. Allah is also the all knower and the known, He is Master of the Unknown and is omniscient of whatever happens in worldly life. Nothing whatsoever escapes His Knowledge in the heavens or in the earth. And the known, in a simple sense, Allah is known to all things in the unseen and the seen universe and they all yearn or journey to HIM

@ANI M: Al-Jabbar has two meanings; 1st one as Sayed mentioned, and the other one is whom redress the sadness, fearing and pain

Dictionary says Jabbar (Arabic: جبار‎) is an Arabic word meaning "giant" or "almighty" or "titanic". Is this another variant?

to claim, that Muhammad learned theology from Jews in Medina is again another faulty assertion. with such assertion more orientalists later claimed that Quran is bad copy of OT and NT,

@Sanjay: I don’t think these meaning is accurate, it seems kind of literally translation more than accurate translation . I think using “Irresistible “ as Sayed used is closer to the origin meaning in Arabic

sura 71:1-28 which is the sura of Nuh. In all these passages, Noah warns his people, they disbelieve in his message and God sends the flood to destroy the unbelievers. Period. We are not told anything about how any of this, whether the peoples' sinfulness or the judgment of God, affects God himself. the way I see it, if HE is Mighty and possess tremendous Grace, why would there be any need for the notion of suffering, after all its a human thing

Was there any miracles performed by Mohamed.

It does. There were Jews in mecca

So Jesus has used that word Eli years before mohomed was born

Sayed. which verse

Surah 19

it is not how you explained.

Agree with david

@Ani, Syed said Sura 19:19, or 19:20

Both verses does not explain how you are relating

Psalm 51:6 written by Kind David says “I was born a sinner, yes from the moment my mother conceived me. all of us are born sinners except Jesus.

@Ani, I appreciate hearing your view because this is new to me.

Muslims do believe that Jesus was sinless

Thanks, Ani.

Surah 19 v 19 says, " I am but your lord's emissary, "he replied ' and have come to give you a holy son"

Sayed. your interpretation is not correct

About verse 19 in Surah 19

"He loves not creatures ungrateful or wicked" (2:276);"Say: 'Obey Allah and His Apostle;' but if they turn back Allah loves not those who deny truth." (3:32);"Allah loves not those who do wrong" (3:57, 140);"Allah loves not the arrogant, the vainglorious" (4:36)."Say, if you love Allah, follow me; Allah will love and forgive you your sins." (3:31).

Surah 19 v 13 to 21 tells exactly how the Bible says how Mary conceived Jesus.

7:156  “ He said, “My punishment—I inflict it upon whomever I will, but My mercy encompasses all things.

Surah 2 v 276, God has laid His curse on usury and blessed almsgiving with increase. God bears no love for the impious and the sinful

Maybe this Verse could help to understand the “ Word” meaning in the Quranic context 3: 59 “The likeness of Jesus in God’s sight is that of Adam: He created him from dust, then said to him, “Be,” and he was.