Abstract:

Just as Allah did not leave any people without a guide, He did not leave the said guides to themselves. He enlightened them mentally, spiritually and intellectually with the revelation poems that he called "books" and "pages". Despite this, societies generally left the message they were dealing with, sometimes blessed their guides, and even deviated in various ways. Some ascribed the title of "son of God" to their guide. Jewry also took part in this deviation. In this study, The Prophet, who is mentioned only once in the Qur'an and whom the Jewry describe as the "son of God", some misconceptions about Saint Uzeyir will be discussed. While examining the subject, the Qur'an, which is the main source of Islam, and its interpretation and other Islamic sources will be used. In addition, the Ahd-i Atik, Ezra, Hezekiel, Nehamya, Mezmurlar, I. ve II. An examination will be made based on the dates and some other chapters and data from other history books. It will focus on the Babylonian exile and the disasters that happened to the Israelites. In addition, it has been examined whether Uzeyir is a prophet sent by Allah to people and whether the person who was resurrected a century after his death was Uzeyir. In addition, whether the thought of attributing God as a son to all Jewry or only in the process of descent will be analyzed whether it belongs to a few people who had an argument with the Hz. Prophet Muhammad.

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