This write-up delves into the historical and theological dimensions of Jesus in various religious contexts. Beginning with the socio-political backdrop of Jesus' time under Roman occupation, it explores messianic expectations, Jesus' teachings, and the ambiguities surrounding his crucifixion. The narrative then shifts to the early Christian movement, examining the theological differences between James and Paul, their leadership roles, and the subsequent dominance of Pauline Christianity.Transitioning to the Arabian Peninsula, the article discusses the pivotal moment in 610 when Muhammad received a transformative revelation, tracing Islam's roots, connections to Judaism, and historical expansion. It emphasises Islam's emphasis on monotheism, religious coexistence, and its connection to the Abrahamic tradition.The section on the Qur'an sheds light on its portrayal of Mary and Jesus, emphasizing shared elements with Christian texts while presenting a distinct pers