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Jesus in India

Jesus in India. Introduction. PUBLISHER’S NOTES. 1835-1908. Jesus in India. Page iii. ‘ Jesus in India ’ provides evidence that . Page iii. Aims and objective of writing the book. Page 1. Messiah of the time. Page 12-13. Jesus in India; the facts revealed. Page 14. Summary .

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Jesus in India

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  1. Jesus in India Jesus in India

  2. Introduction Jesus in India PUBLISHER’S NOTES

  3. 1835-1908 Jesus in India Jesus in India Page iii

  4. ‘Jesus in India’ provides evidence that Jesus in India Page iii

  5. Aims and objective of writing the book Jesus in India Page 1

  6. Messiah of the time Jesus in India Page 12-13

  7. Jesus in India; the facts revealed Jesus in India Page 14

  8. Summary Jesus in India

  9. Summary of Biblical testimonies Jesus in India These were the ten tribes of the Israelites who 721 years* before Jesus, had been taken captive and forced to leave Samaria by Shalmaneser, King of Assur. They eventually came to India and settled in various parts of the country Page 17-18

  10. Summary of Qur’anic testimonies Jesus in India

  11. Summary of testimonies from Ahadith Jesus in India

  12. Summary of Evidence from medical literature Jesus in India

  13. Chapter 4Evidence from historical literature Jesus in India Islamic

  14. The historic journey of JesusThe accounts of travel Jesus in the course of his travels, visited Nasibain, between Mosul and Syria which, in English maps, has been shown as Nasibus The object of his journey was to meet the Israelites whom the king, Shalmaneserhad taken as captives to Media Jesus in India Page 79-81

  15. Rauzat-us-Safaa, a well-known book of history in the Persian language provides evidence for this journey • On page 130-135 we find an account which, briefly translated, Jesus was named the Messiah because he was a great traveller. He wore a woolen scarf over his head, and a woolen cloak on his person. Carrying a staff in his hand, he used to wander from country to country and city to city. He slept wherever the night found him. He ate vegetables of the jungle, drank fresh water, and travelled on foot. His companions, in one of his travels, once bought a horse for him; he rode the horse one day, but as he could not make any provision for feeding it, he returned it. Journeying from his country, he arrived at Nasibain, which lay at a distance of several hundred koses from his home. He was accompanied by a few of his disciples whom he sent into the city to preach. In the city, however, false and unfounded rumours were current about Jesus and his mother. The governor of the city, therefore, arrested the disciples and summoned Jesus. Jesus miraculously healed some patients and showed some other miracles. As a result, the king of the territory of Nasibain, with all his armies and his people, became his follower. The incident about the 'coming down of food' mentioned in the Holy Quran took place during his travels. Jesus in India Page 77

  16. The historic journey of Jesusnames of Hebrew origin Jesus in India Page 80

  17. The leader of travellersThe travelling prophet It was on account of this long journey through Nasibain, Afghanistan, the Punjab and on to Kashmir and Tibet that he was named 'the travelling prophet', or even 'the leader of travellers’ Jesus in India Page 82

  18. The historic journey of JesusThe accounts of travelSiraaj-ul-Muluk,1306 It should be noted that this learned authority calls Jesus 'the chief of travellers' Where is Isa, the Ruhullah, and the Kalimatullah, the leader of the righteous, and chief of travellers? Jesus in India This means that Jesus was dead, and that even a great man like him had departed from this world Page 82

  19. The historic journey of JesusThe accounts of travelLisaan-ul-Arab page 431 Jesus was named 'Messiah, because he travelled about, and did not stay at one place Jesus in India Page 82

  20. The historic journey of JesusThe accounts of travelTaajul-UrusSharahQaamus Jesus in India Page 82- 83

  21. Summary of Testimonials from historical Islamic literature Jesus in India Page 83

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