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Do you believe that Jesus is Muslim or Christian or Jewish?
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Jesus is Muslim. He is Jewish who called the Jews to worship God as the one and only one God with no partner, no companion, no associate, and no equivalence. Accordingly, he called for Islam as Islam is an Arabic word that means full submission and surrender to God. In this sense all prophets since Adam are Muslims; including the prophets Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Them). However, foolowers of Islam per Torah are called Jewish, followers of Islam per The Bible are called Christians, and followers of Islam per Quran are called Muslims.
So, the answer is that Jesus (peace be upon him) is Muslim
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Another perspective -
Jesus was born to Jewish parents so he was Jewish. At the Last Supper he was celebrating the Jewish festival of Passover. Neither Islam nor Christianity were around at the time of Jesus however he is obviously a core figure in both religions.
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