By Allah's command 'Isa was born of the virgin Maryam, without a father. The Quran says that the example of 'Isa with Allah is like that of Adam: He created him from dust, then said to him 'Be', and he was.
When Maryam came back to her people carrying the child, they began to accuse her. She only pointed to the baby. They said: how can we speak to a child in the cradle? Then the infant 'Isa spoke:
By Allah's permission
Grown up, he came as a messenger to the Children of Israel with the Injil. Allah showed many signs through him — he would shape a bird from clay, breathe into it and it became a bird; he healed the blind from birth and the leper, and brought the dead to life — and each time the Quran adds: by Allah's permission.
His disciples, the Hawariyyun, said: we are Allah's helpers; we believe in Allah, so bear witness that we submit.
Raised up
His enemies sought to kill him. The Quran says plainly that they did not kill him, nor crucify him; rather it was made to appear so to them.
On the Day of Judgement Allah will ask him: did you tell people to take you and your mother as gods? 'Isa will say: glory be to You! It was not for me to say what I had no right to say. I told them only what You commanded me — worship Allah, my Lord and your Lord.