((الخلوة في الشريعة المسيحية))

Abstract

Christianity is a type of religion practiced by those who identify themselves as Christians and profess Christ and the Bible to be their sacred scriptures. The term "Christianity" was first associated with Paul's adherents, who converted pagan converts. Notable is the fact that Paul promoted concepts, practices, and beliefs that were not explicitly attributed to Jesus Christ himself due to his unsubstantiated claim of a personal encounter with the Messiah. May he find serenity in a society that does not propagate Jesus Christ's teachings. However, the Holy Qur'an asserts that Jesus only advocated for the concept of a single God, suggesting that additional theological concepts were introduced after his time. In Islamic theology, Jesus is depicted as a messenger rather than a deity. It is believed that a divine entity, sometimes referred to as God, rules over multiple universes or planets.

The Gospel is a document given to the Lord Jesus Christ in order to reaffirm the Torah, revive its legal precepts, and validate its judgments. This book also announces the arrival of Ahmad, a later prophet who provides guidance and insight. It functions as a sermon addressed to the righteous and subsequently advances Paul's established Christian theology. The cornerstones of the monastic way of life are obedience, submission, and celibacy.