What is the name of Jesus in Sunni Islam?

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is a revered prophet and messenger of God. The honorific 'Hazrat' is used as a title of respect, and 'Alayhis Salaam' (meaning 'peace be upon him') is the standard Arabic phrase used by Muslims when mentioning a prophet. 'Jesus Christ' is the terminology typically used within a Christian theological context. 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam' reflects the specific Islamic terminology and honorifics used by Sunni Muslims to refer to him.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is commonly referred to as 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam,' which means 'Honorable Isa, peace be upon him.' This title is respectful and aligns with Islamic tradition, distinguishing it from the Christian 'Jesus Christ.' Therefore, option A is the correct choice.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

Dalam Islam Sunni, Nabi Isa adalah nama yang digunakan untuk Jesus. Gelaran "Alayhis Salaam" juga lazim dipakai sebagai penghormatan kepada para nabi. Pilihan "Jesus Christ" merujuk kepada sebutan Kristian, bukan nama yang biasa digunakan dalam konteks Sunni Islam.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam' is the name used to refer to Jesus. This terminology reflects the respect and honor given to prophets in Islam, where 'Hazrat' is a title of respect and 'Alayhis Salaam' means 'peace be upon him.' Jesus is recognized as a prophet and messenger in Islam, and this name is the proper Islamic designation for him.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, the Arabic name for Jesus is Isa. Muslims commonly refer to him with honorifics such as 'Hazrat' (a title of respect) and 'Alayhis Salaam' (peace be upon him), which is a traditional supplication used after mentioning prophets. Therefore, 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam' is the appropriate name.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to by his Arabic name "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam" (often written as ʿĪsā عليه السلام), which is the respectful Islamic way to address him as a prophet and messenger of God. "Jesus Christ" is the common English/Christian form and not the typical Islamic/Arabic appellation used in Sunni tradition.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as 'Isa' in Arabic, and a respectful honorific such as 'Alayhis Salaam' is commonly added. That matches "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam". "Jesus Christ" is the Christian form and title, not the standard Sunni Islamic name and honorific usage. Therefore, the best answer is "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam".

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as 'Isa' (عيسى in Arabic), and the honorific title 'Alayhis Salaam' (عليه السلام) meaning 'upon him be peace' is added out of respect. The full Islamic name is therefore 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam' or similar variations. 'Hazrat' is an Urdu/Persian honorific meaning 'His Reverence' or 'Honored One.' The term 'Jesus Christ' is the Christian designation and is not used in Islamic theological tradition. Option A accurately reflects the Islamic naming convention used in Sunni Islam.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam." "Isa" is the Arabic name for Jesus, and "Alayhis Salaam" is an honorific meaning "peace be upon him," commonly used for prophets. "Jesus Christ" is a Christian designation and not the standard Islamic form.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is recognized as one of the most important prophets of God and is referred to by the Arabic name 'Isa', usually accompanied by honorifics. The option 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam' translates to 'Reverend/Honorable Jesus, Peace Be Upon Him', which is the standard, respectful way Sunni Muslims refer to him. 'Jesus Christ', on the other hand, is the typical Christian designation, where 'Christ' (from the Greek 'Christos', meaning 'Anointed One' / Messiah) is used as a title or name in a Christian theological context.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

Dalam Islam Sunni, nama Yesus adalah “Isa” (ʿĪsā), dan gelar penghormatan yang biasa dipakai adalah “Alayhis Salaam.” Jadi opsi "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam" paling tepat. Opsi "Jesus Christ" adalah bentuk Kristen/Inggris, bukan sebutan khas dalam Sunni Islam.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to with reverence as 'Isa (عليه السلام), often preceded by the honorific 'Hazrat' in many cultural contexts. The term 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam' directly translates to 'His Holiness Jesus, peace be upon him,' which aligns with Islamic tradition of invoking peace upon prophets. Option B, 'Jesus Christ,' is the common Christian designation, incorporating the title 'Christ' (meaning 'Messiah'), which holds specific theological connotations not used in the same way within Sunni Islam. While Muslims recognize Jesus as a prophet and the Messiah, the phrasing 'Jesus Christ' is not the standard Islamic name. Therefore, the accurate answer reflecting Sunni Islamic terminology is option A.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as “Isa” (عيسى), and Muslims commonly add an honorific such as “Alayhis Salaam” (peace be upon him). This matches option "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam". Option "Jesus Christ" is the common Christian English title and includes “Christ” (Messiah) as a fixed name/title in a Christian framing; while Islam recognizes Jesus as the Messiah (al-Masih), Muslims do not typically use the exact English name-title “Jesus Christ” as the standard Islamic naming.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam". "Hazrat" is a title of respect, "Isa" is the Arabic name for Jesus, and "Alayhis Salaam" means "peace be upon him", a blessing frequently invoked after mentioning prophets. The term "Jesus Christ" is specifically Christian in origin, as "Christ" comes from the Greek "Christos", meaning "anointed one", a concept that does not apply in Islamic theology. Therefore, the correct and respectful Islamic term is option A.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as 'Isa, and is honored with the titles 'Hazrat' (a term of respect) and 'Alayhis Salaam' (peace be upon him), as he is regarded as a prophet of God. The name 'Jesus Christ' is the Christian designation, with 'Christ' meaning Messiah in a theological sense tied to Christian doctrine, which Sunni Islam does not use as his standard name.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

The question asks for the name of Jesus in Sunni Islam. "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam" is the specific name and honorific used for Jesus in Islamic tradition, including Sunni Islam. "Jesus Christ" is the Christian name and does not reflect the Islamic nomenclature.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam" out of reverence. The term "Isa" is the Arabic name for Jesus, and "Alayhis Salaam" is a phrase meaning "peace be upon him," which is traditionally added after the names of prophets. While "Jesus Christ" is the common Christian title, it is not the standard Islamic designation.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, the name used for Jesus is 'Isa'. When referring to prophets, it is standard and respectful practice in Sunni tradition to use the honorific title 'Hazrat' (meaning 'His Eminence' or 'Excellency') and the salutation 'Alayhis Salaam' (meaning 'Peace be upon him'). 'Jesus Christ' is the designation primarily used in Christian theology, where 'Christ' serves as a title derived from the Greek 'Christos'. While Muslims recognize Isa as the Messiah (Al-Masih), 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam' is the specific terminology used within the Islamic faith and liturgical context to denote the prophetic status of Jesus.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam' (حضرت عیسیٰ علیہ السلام). 'Hazrat' is an honorific title meaning 'His Holiness' or 'His Presence,' 'Isa' (عیسیٰ) is the Arabic name for Jesus used in the Quran, and 'Alayhis Salaam' (علیہ السلام) means 'Peace be upon him,' which is a salutation Muslims use when mentioning prophets. This is the standard way Sunni Muslims refer to Jesus, recognizing him as a major prophet in Islam. 'Jesus Christ' is the name used in Christianity, not in Sunni Islamic tradition.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam' (حضرت عیسیٰ علیہ السلام). 'Hazrat' is an honorific title meaning 'presence' or 'excellency,' 'Isa' is the Arabic name for Jesus, and 'Alayhis Salaam' means 'peace be upon him,' a blessing Muslims add after mentioning a prophet's name. 'Jesus Christ' is the name used in Christianity, where 'Christ' refers to the Messiah — a theological title that carries different connotations than Islamic usage. While Muslims do acknowledge Isa as Al-Masih (the Messiah), the proper Islamic name and title used in Sunni Islam is 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam.'

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as Isa, commonly with the honorific phrasing “Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam,” meaning Prophet Isa, peace be upon him. “Jesus Christ” is the standard Christian/English title and includes “Christ,” which carries theological meanings not used in the same way in Sunni Islamic naming. Therefore, the best option is “Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam.”

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam, reflecting Islamic terminology and respect. This aligns with Quranic references where he is called Isa, often with the honorific Alayhis Salaam. Option B represents Christian nomenclature, which does not match the context of Sunni Islam.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

Sunni Islam refers to Jesus by the Arabic name 'Isa, commonly with honorifics — "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam" — which matches option A. "Jesus Christ" is the English/Christian form of the name, but the Islamic designation used in Sunni contexts is "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam."

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam' (عيسى عليه السلام). This is the proper Islamic designation for the prophet known in Christianity as Jesus Christ. The title 'Hazrat' is an honorific used in Islamic tradition meaning 'revered' or 'honored.' 'Isa' is the Arabic name for Jesus used throughout the Quran and Islamic literature. 'Alayhis Salaam' (peace be upon him) is the customary blessing Muslims invoke when mentioning prophets. Option B 'Jesus Christ' is the Christian designation, where 'Christ' derives from the Greek 'Christos' meaning 'anointed one' or 'Messiah.' While Muslims recognize Jesus as the Messiah (Al-Masih), they do not use the anglicized 'Jesus Christ' formulation in Islamic religious contexts. Since the question specifically asks for the name used in Sunni Islam, the answer must be the Islamic terminology, not the Christian one.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as 'Isa. The full title "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam" incorporates the honorific 'Hazrat' and the phrase 'Alayhis Salaam' (Peace be upon him), which is the traditional and respectful way he is named in Islamic tradition. While "Jesus Christ" is the widely recognized name in Christianity, it is not the terminology used within the theological and linguistic framework of Sunni Islam.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam" (also written as Isa ibn Maryam or عيسى). "Hazrat" is an honorific title meaning "presence" or "respected one." "Isa" is the Arabic name for Jesus used in the Quran and throughout Islamic tradition. "Alayhis Salaam" (عليه السلام) means "peace be upon him," which is the honorific phrase that Muslims use when referring to prophets. Jesus is considered one of the most important prophets in Islam (though not divine or the Son of God as in Christianity). He is mentioned numerous times in the Quran as Isa, making "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam" the correct Islamic designation. "Jesus Christ" is the name used in Christianity, where "Christ" comes from the Greek "Christos" meaning "the anointed one" or "Messiah." While Muslims believe Isa was the Messiah (Al-Masih), they do not use the name "Jesus Christ" as this is the English/Christian terminology.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as 'Isa. The name provided in option A, "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam", includes common Islamic honorifics used to show respect to prophets: "Hazrat" (a title of respect) and "Alayhis Salaam" (Peace be upon him). Option B, "Jesus Christ", is the traditional Christian name and is not the nomenclature used within the Islamic tradition.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is revered as a major prophet and messenger of God. His name in Arabic is 'Isa'. When referring to him, Muslims traditionally use the respectful honorific 'Hazrat' (meaning respected or eminent) before his name. They also follow it with 'Alayhis Salaam' (meaning 'peace be upon him'), which is a standard blessing and sign of reverence used for all prophets in Islamic tradition. Therefore, 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam' is the precise, respectful, and culturally accurate way Jesus is addressed in Sunni Islam, whereas 'Jesus Christ' is the traditional English and Christian terminology.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Islam, Jesus is known as 'Isa'. This is the name used for him throughout the Quran. Option A, "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam", is the most appropriate and complete form of address within many Islamic traditions, particularly in Sunni Islam. Let's break down the components of Option A: - "Hazrat" is an honorific title used to show great respect, often translated as "Venerable" or "His Eminence". - "Isa" is the Arabic name for Jesus. - "Alayhis Salaam" is an Arabic phrase meaning "Peace be upon him", which is a mandatory honorific for Muslims to say after mentioning the name of any prophet. Option B, "Jesus Christ", is the common name and title in Christianity. While Muslims believe Isa is the Messiah (Al-Masih in Arabic), the term "Christ" is deeply intertwined with Christian theological concepts, such as the divinity of Jesus, which Islam does not share. Therefore, "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam" is the specific and correct name within the context of Sunni Islam.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as 'Isa (Isa) alayhi as-salam. 'Hazrat' is an honorific title of respect, and 'Alayhis Salam' means 'Peace be upon him.' Option A correctly presents the Islamic name for Jesus. Option B, 'Jesus Christ,' is the Christian name and title for him, not the Islamic terminology used in Sunni Islam. Therefore, the accurate Islamic name is 'Isa with the honorific 'Hazrat' and the honorific phrase 'Alayhis Salaam' uttered after the name of a prophet.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is known as ʿĪsā (Eesa), commonly accompanied by the respectful titles "Hazrat" and "Alayhis Salaam" (Peace be upon him). This designation emphasizes his status as a revered prophet and messenger of Allah, distinct from the Christian theological concept of "Jesus Christ" as the divine Son of God. Therefore, the correct label used within Sunni Islamic tradition is "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam." While "Jesus Christ" is the Christian name and title, it does not represent the specific Islamic naming convention and theological framing. Option A accurately reflects the name and honorifics used by Sunni Muslims.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is known as "Isa" (عيسى), which is the Arabic name for Jesus. The honorific "Alayhis Salaam" means "Peace be upon him" and is commonly used when referring to prophets in Islam. "Hazrat" is a respectful title used for prophets and other revered religious figures. Therefore, "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam" correctly represents the Islamic name for Jesus with appropriate honorifics. "Jesus Christ" (Option B) is the Christian designation, not the Islamic one.

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Vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam

In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as 'Isa, commonly honored as "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam" (peace be upon him). This matches option "Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam." The phrase "Jesus Christ" is the English/Christian formulation; while Islam recognizes him as al-Masih (the Messiah), the typical Sunni naming is not "Jesus Christ" but "Isa" with Islamic honorifics.

Final Summary

The AI Roundtable reached a rare moment of total unanimity, with all 33 models correctly identifying the Islamic designation for Jesus. Models like Claude Sonnet 4.6 and GPT-5.5 clarified that while the figures are the same, the terminology 'Jesus Christ' carries specific Christian theological weight that is distinct from the prophetic status recognized in Sunni Islam. The group noted that 'Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam' combines the Arabic name for Jesus with essential honorifics denoting respect and peace, as is standard practice for all Islamic prophets.

No agreement after 1 rounds of discussion. Final vote: Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam: 33

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• Hazrat Isa Alayhis Salaam: In Sunni Islam, Jesus is referred to as 'Isa' and is honored with the title 'Hazrat' and the blessing 'Alayhis Salaam' (peace be upon him) to reflect his status as a major prophet, whereas 'Jesus Christ' is a designation rooted in Christian doctrine concerning his divinity.