Before the trailer, some context. Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all expecting the messiah to come. In Islam, Al-Masih is the messiah who is actually the Islamic version of Jesus. The Islamic Jesus is accompanied by the Mahdi. Christians would know those two as the false prophet and Antichrist. There is a third character in this Islamic plot, the Dajjal or deceiver. He calls himself the messiah and is heavily followed by Jews and women. The Dajjal is the Jewish messiah, according to Islam.
The three messiahs: The Islamic Jesus for Muslims and the Dajjal for Jews, and then there is Jesus for Christians. The Dajjal may also call himself Jesus. Also, the Dajjal would be the Christian equivalent of the Antichrist for Muslims. In Islamic prophecy the Islamic Jesus defeats the Dajjal.
"The Dajjal Will Claim To Be Jesus Christ And Will Claim To Be Divine"
Source: Joel Richardson: The Dajjal: Islam’s Antichrist | myIslam.dk
The Mahdi and the Antichrist - YouTube
The trailer:
[3:34 min.] The Coming Islamic Antichrist Full Trailer: What You Are Not Being Told... | YouTube
The trailer suggests that the Dajjal is the actual Christian Jesus which I disagree with. I thought the rest of it was interesting.
The next video explains how the name of the false prophet is Jesus. Obviously, it's a fake Jesus.
Unveiling the False Prophet (Part 1) - YouTube
In the Netflix series Messiah, the main character is called al-Masih. Muslims think he looks a lot like the Dajjal.
"The show centres on a Christ-like man who performs miracles around the world."
"But the character's name is a huge nod to Dajjal, a false prophet in Islamic theology comparable to the Antichrist."
"Dehbi's character isn't named in the trailer, but he is named on Netflix's website as Al-Masih - Arabic for "the messiah". It is the name used for Jesus Christ in Islam, but is also the name with which Dajjal is said to announce himself."
Messiah: Netflix trailer 'reveals spoiler' to Muslim viewers - BBC News
Messiah | Season 1 Official Trailer | Netflix - YouTube
Is this the Dajjal?
THEY FOUND THEIR MESSIAH?! - YouTube
The three messiahs: The Islamic Jesus for Muslims and the Dajjal for Jews, and then there is Jesus for Christians. The Dajjal may also call himself Jesus. Also, the Dajjal would be the Christian equivalent of the Antichrist for Muslims. In Islamic prophecy the Islamic Jesus defeats the Dajjal.
"The Dajjal Will Claim To Be Jesus Christ And Will Claim To Be Divine"
Source: Joel Richardson: The Dajjal: Islam’s Antichrist | myIslam.dk
The Mahdi and the Antichrist - YouTube
The trailer:
[3:34 min.] The Coming Islamic Antichrist Full Trailer: What You Are Not Being Told... | YouTube
The trailer suggests that the Dajjal is the actual Christian Jesus which I disagree with. I thought the rest of it was interesting.
The next video explains how the name of the false prophet is Jesus. Obviously, it's a fake Jesus.
Unveiling the False Prophet (Part 1) - YouTube
In the Netflix series Messiah, the main character is called al-Masih. Muslims think he looks a lot like the Dajjal.
"The show centres on a Christ-like man who performs miracles around the world."
"But the character's name is a huge nod to Dajjal, a false prophet in Islamic theology comparable to the Antichrist."
"Dehbi's character isn't named in the trailer, but he is named on Netflix's website as Al-Masih - Arabic for "the messiah". It is the name used for Jesus Christ in Islam, but is also the name with which Dajjal is said to announce himself."
Messiah: Netflix trailer 'reveals spoiler' to Muslim viewers - BBC News
Messiah | Season 1 Official Trailer | Netflix - YouTube
Is this the Dajjal?
THEY FOUND THEIR MESSIAH?! - YouTube
