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What Does the Quran Teach about the Crucifixion of Isa Al-Masih?

26 February 2021 by Web Administrator Leave a Comment

Muslims believe that Allah raised Isa to heaven. They do not believe that Isa Al-Masih died on the cross. What is the reason Isa Al-Masih must die? Is it true that there is no verse in the Quran that clearly states that Isa Al-Masih die? Watch this video to find out the truth. .

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