Ιησά (Isa) is the Greek name for Jesus, a central figure in Christianity. He is believed to be the Son of God and the Messiah, whose teachings and life are documented in the New Testament. Christians view Him as the savior of humanity, whose crucifixion and resurrection provide salvation to believers. In Islam, Isa is also recognized as a prophet and messenger of God, known for performing miracles and delivering God's message. Muslims honor Him as one of the greatest prophets, but they do not consider Him divine. Both religions emphasize His importance in their respective faiths.