How can we reconcile the Christian belief that Jesus has two natures, and that he descended in the form of a human and lived as such, yet was in heaven, with His (God's) saying: "I called upon Allah," so was he calling upon himself due to his need for himself, which would be a contradiction, or was it for us to emulate him and learn how to pray and supplicate to Allah, who is Jesus at the same time?

What Christians say about Jesus, peace be upon him, are acts of disbelief and falsehoods that are not based on revelation or logic. It is part of the Muslim creed that Jesus is neither a god nor the son of God, and whoever believes that is a disbeliever. Allah Almighty has ruled as disbelievers those who say: "Indeed, Allah is the Messiah, son of Mary," and "Indeed, Allah is the third of three." And He, glorified be He, informed that Jesus is a servant among the servants of Allah and a messenger among His messengers. Allah Almighty has commanded the People of the Book not to exceed the bounds in their religion and not to say about Allah except the truth. For the Messiah, Jesus son of Mary, is the Messenger of Allah and His Word which He bestowed upon Mary and a spirit from Him, and Allah has no son.