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The simple answer is that you cannot. It is blasphemous to consider Jesus as the son of God in Islam, Within Islam, Allah has no sons. Islam does not recognise the trinity of father, son and holy spirit thus it is impossible to reconcile Jesus as his son.
This is one of the main differences between Christianity and Islam although of course Jesus, and his mother Mary are held in very high esteem within Islam with Jesus being acknowledged as a special prophet who was given a message by God to convey to the people, to wit, the gospels and to foretell the coming of the prophet Mohammed. Islam also believes in the virgin birth.
Islam, like Christianity also believes that Jesus will return on the day of judgement to destroy the anti-christ.
There are many similarities shared by the Abrahamic religions, tracing back to their shared roots but of course, many divisive differences creating friction and violence.
There are very few artistic impressions of Islamic Jesus in art, although some exist, painted by Mughal Artists but as we all know, drawings and paintings of humans, especially revered religious figures is considered idolatry and as such a cardinal sin against Allah and is absolutely forbidden in the Quran.
Hope this helps, please comment if you require further clarification.
