The Mary Trinity or the Holy Spirit Trinity; Which one Is Rejected by the Qur an?

The doctrines of Jesus Christ's divinity and the Trinity in Christianity are very important issues. They are subject to rational and historical criticism which can be directed to them by, the New Testament and the Holy Qur’an, as well and in many different aspects. The point which is worth considering here is that the famous type of Trinity among the Christians concern the union of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. In the Holy Qur’an, however, there are many verses which deny the claim of the divinity of Jesus Christ and his mother her holiness Mary. This has led some Christians to assume that the Qur’an has misunderstood the Christian's conception of the Trinity and considered it as consisting of the Father, the Son and the Mother (her holiness Mary). This paper seeks to clear up this misconception which of some Christians have. Although some Muslim writers have already attempted to correct this misconception, their works do not seem to be thorough and comprehensive. The Qur’an rejects both the Mary Trinity and the Holy Spirit Trinity; it acts wisely and knowingly, and is completely aware of the history of Christianity and the Christian's beliefs.