The Crucifixion and Death of Jesus from the Viewpoint of Muslim Exegetists

While the Crucifixion, death and Resurrection of Jesus is amongst the most fundamental and controversial events in the history of Christianity, it has become a place for disagreement between the Muslim and the Christian. If we consider the Crucifixion and death of Jesus, from two aspects i.e. theological and historical, it must be said that the theological difference between the two religions in terms of the doctrine of the Christ originates from their different historical narrations of it. According to the Gospels, Jesus Christ was arrested by the Roman soldiers, put into trial and then crucified and buried, but after three days rose from the dead and ascended to the Heaven.
The Muslim Narrations of the Crucifixion and death of Jesus is very different from its Christian version. The viewpoint of some Muslim exegetists on the event looks like that of their Christian counterparts. Surveying the Muslim Narrations It could be told that they did not manage to get to a determined account of the Crucifixion, death and Resurrection of Jesus, each of them having some vague and challenging points. It might be told that those Muslim narrations that are in the same direction with the Christian ones could be more justifiable to assent