Injil signifies the inspired orations and
utterances of Jesus (S.A.W.) which he delivered during the last
two or three years of his earthly life in his capacity as a
Prophet. The Injil mentioned by the Quran
should, however, not be identified by the four Gospels of the
New Testament which contain a great deal of material in addition
to the inspired statements of the Prophet Jesus. presumably the
statements explicitly attributed to Jesus (S.A.W.) constitute
parts of the true, original Injil. It is significant, however,
that the statements explicitly attributed to Jesus in the
Gospels contain substantively the same teachings as those of the
Quran.
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