What is the difference between Allah and Jesus?

Allah and Jesus are both gods of two different religions. Allah is the God of Islam. Those that worship him are called Muslims, and they believe he is the only God. They pray to him five times a day and follow his word through the holy book of the Quran. Jesus is the God of Christianity. There are various sectors of Christianity, so the people that worship him may vary, including Jews, Christians, and Protestants. Christians believe that there is only one God, which is Jesus. His holy book is the Bible, which includes stories and guidance from him and his disciples.

Allah and Jesus are both religious figures, but that is where the similarities end. Allah is the Arabic and Muslim version of God. Jesus, on the other hand, represents the Christian symbol of salvation. He is usually called the Son of God. Allah is said to be the supreme figure, an exceptional creator, and the master of the universe.

Jesus is part of the holy trinity, which is celebrated by Christians. The trinity is the idea that the father, son and holy ghost are to be followed and honored. Allah is believed to be more God than man, whereas Jesus is presented to Christians as a man who roamed the earth like all other men.

Islamic religions have granted Allah with 99 names, each one portraying the magnificence of him as a deity. Each name describes to another quality that he possesses. It has also been said that Allah, the creator, made everyone equal, and those who suffer will be saved.