بائبل (عہد نامہ عتیق وجدید) جو کہ یہودی اور عیسائی کتب مقدسہ کا مجموعہ ہے اس میں عزیر یا عزرا EZRAعلیہ السلام کو خدا کا بیٹا میرے خیال میں کہیں نہیں کہا گیا ہے درحقیقت اس سلسلے میں مسلم اسکالرز کا یہ کہنا ہے کہ یہ یہودیوں کا عام عقیدہ نہیں تھا بلکہ بعض یہودیوں کا یہ عقیدہ تھا اس سلسلے میں Encyclopedia Judaicaکا متعلقہ مضمون کا ایک حصہ میں یہاں نقل کر دیتا ہوں جو کہ اس سلسلے میں اسلامی نکتہ نطر کی توضیح کرتا ہے
In Islam
Muhammad claims (Sura 9:30) that in the opinion of the
Jews, ʿUzayr (Ezra) is the son of God. These words are an
enigma because no such opinion is to be found among the
Jews, even though Ezra was singled out for special appreciation
(see Sanh. 21b; Yev. 86b). The Muslim traditionalists attempt
to explain the words of Muhammad with a Muslim
legend, whose origin appears to stem from IV Ezra 14:18–19.
The people of Israel sinned, they were punished by God, the
Holy Ark was removed, and the Torah was forgotten. It was
due, however, to Ezra’s merit that his heart was filled with the
Torah of God, which he taught to the people of Israel. When
the Holy Ark was returned to them and they compared that
which Ezra taught them with the text of the Sefer Torah in the
Holy Ark, the words they found were identical. They deduced
from this that Ezra was the son of Allah. Ţabarī cites another
version of this legend: the Jewish scholars themselves hid the
Ark, after they were beaten by the Amalekites. H.Z. Hirschberg
proposed another assumption, based on the words of Ibn
Ḥazm (I, 99), namely, that the “righteous” who live in Yemen
believe that ʿUzayr was indeed the son of Allah. According to
other Muslim sources, there were some Yemenite Jews who
had converted to Islam who believed that Ezra was the messiah.
For Muhammad, Ezra, the apostle (!) of the messiah, can
be seen in the same light as the Christians saw Jesus, the messiah,
the son of Allah. An allusion to the figure of Ezra as the
apostle of the messiah is found in a tale which is widespread
among the Jews of Yemen, according to which Ezra requested
that they immigrate to Ereẓ Israel, and because they did not,
he cursed them. Yemenite Jews have therefore refrained from
naming their children Ezra. According to some Muslim commentators,
ʿUzayr is the man who passed by the destroyed city
(of Jerusalem; Sura 2:261) and did not believe that it could be
rebuilt (see *Jeremiah).
[Haïm Z’ew Hirschberg]
اس سائٹ میں ھی اس سلسلے میں کچھ وضاحت کی گئی ہے
http://www.islamic-awareness.org/Quran/Contrad/External/ezra.html