Màríà (ìyá Jésù)

Màríà (èdè Aramaiki, èdè Heberu: מרים, Maryām Miriam; èdè Arabu:مريم, Maryam), ti awon omo leyin Kristi n pe ni Mariamo, Maria Wundia tabi Maria Mimo ati nigba miran Madonna, je obinrin Ju ara Nazareth ni Galilee, ti Majemu Tuntun^{[Mt. 1:16,18–25] [Lk. 1:26–56] [2:1–7]} tokasi gege bi iya Jesu Kristi. Awon musulumi na un pe ni Maria Mimo tabi Syeda Mariam, to tumosi Màríà Ìyá Wa. Majemu Tuntun se apejuwe re bi wundia (Griiki παρθένος, parthénos).^[3] Awon Elesin Kristi gbagbo pe o loyun Jesu nipa Emin Mimo.

Màríà, Ìyá Jésù Mary, Mother of Jesus
The Madonna in Sorrow, by Sassoferrato, 17th century.
Theotokos ("Mother of God") Blessed Virgin Mary Umm Issa ("Mother of Jesus") Saint Mary
Born	unknown; celebrated 8 September [1]
Died	unknown; See Assumption of Mary
Venerated in	Anglican Communion Eastern Orthodoxy Lutheranism[2] Oriental Orthodoxy Catholic Church Recognized and honored (not venerated) in: Islam Protestantism
Major shrine	See Shrines to the Virgin Mary
Feast	Mary is commemorated on as many as 25 different days. The most universally observed are: 25 March – The Annunciation15 August – The Assumption (Catholicism) 15 August – The Dormition (Orthodoxy) 22 August – The Assumption Coptic-Orthodox
Patronage	See Patronage of the Blessed Virgin Mary

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