The Messiah is himself a Ruh or Spirit

 

Dajjal (Anti-Christ), the Qur’an and the Beginning of History

The Messiah is himself a Ruh or Spirit

 

The Qur’an disclosed one more thing concerning the Ruh which must have rattled the Rabbis. Allah Most High declared of Jesus the son of the Virgin Mary pbut, that he was, himself a Ruh, or Spirit: 

 

(Qur’an, al-Anbiyah’, 21:91)

And remember Mariam, or Mary, who guarded her chastity, whereupon Allah Most High breathed into her of His Ruh, or spirit, and caused her, together with her son, to become a Sign unto all people—to be read by those who can read Signs of Allah Most High.

 

Perhaps it was in consequence of what was disclosed in the Qur’an, that Prophet Muhammad pbuh once described Jesus as Ruhullah or Allah’s Spirit. It is therefore possible for us to deduce that the Rabbis had secret information concerning the Messiah that he would be a Spirit who would appear in human form, and this is precisely what happened when Jesus came to them with the claim to be the Messiah. 

 

When Dajjal appears therefore, we can conclude that he would seek to appear to the Jews as a Spirit in human form. The reality, however, would be the opposite, since Dajjal would be just a Jasad, or a human body, with no Ruh, or Spirit.

 

 

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