The effect of the second coming of Jesus in Christian culture on Islamic narration

Jesus Christ is a very important personality in the history of humanity. At the same time, Jesus is important for Christianity as well as Judaism and Islam. While Christians accepted him as the Messiah and Lord, the Son of God, Muslims were more concerned with the issue of his coming back to earth near the end of the day. In the Christian belief, when Jesus was with the apostles, he ascended to the sky and will come again towards the end of the world. The second coming, called Millenanism in Christianity, will start with the 1000 year reign of earth and end with Armageddon, which is a great war, and will end with the victory of the followers of Jesus Christ. The birth and miracles of Jesus among Muslims have an important place in the issue of whether he was crucified or not. More hadiths than the Qur'an are accepted as sources on this subject. Although there are very different expressions between the Prophet Jesus, accepted by Christians, and Jesus, accepted by Muslims, it is not possible to say that Christians' expressions did not affect Muslims. It is seen in the hadiths that the narrations about the Prophet Jesus contradict each other.The issue of the return of Jesus to the earth is actually a fiction of Christian theory. The hadith-centered acceptances about Jesus have been interpreted with the verses of the Qur'an for the revelation of the Prophet Jesus. The issue of the descent of the Prophet Jesus is a discussion in Islamic sources that started with his ascension to the sky. Because when you accept that he died, the issue of his coming to earth for the second time becomes problematic. With this understanding, the Christians' understanding of the Prophet Jesus' coming and reigning for 1000 years, close to the end of the day, overlaps with one. Key Words: Jesus, Return of Jesus, Christology, Messiah, Mary, Mahdi, Anti-Christ, Signs of Doomsday, Israiliyat.