Signs by Allah’s permission

‘Isa is taught the Book, wisdom, the Torah, and the Injil and is sent to the Children of Israel. The Qur’an describes signs including a bird formed from clay, healing the blind and the leper, and raising the dead. The repeated qualification is that these occur by Allah’s permission.

He confirms the Torah and makes lawful some things that had been prohibited, bringing a sign and calling the people to reverence for Allah and obedience. His message identifies Allah as his Lord and their Lord and calls them to worship Him. The signs serve that message rather than replacing it.

Surah Al-Ma’idah recalls the gifts in Allah’s address to ‘Isa. The collection does not illustrate the raising of the dead or represent unseen realities. A visual source summary connects teaching, signs, and worship. Readers should retain both the extraordinary events and the repeated dependence upon Allah.