How can Jesus be the Judge of all the earth when the Quran states that Allah is the ultimate judge?

The New Testament presents Jesus as the Judge of all the earth, a role traditionally attributed to Yahweh in the Old Testament. Verses such as John 5:22 state, 'The Father judges no one, but has given all judgment to the Son.' This indicates that Jesus possesses divine authority, consistent with the Old Testament's portrayal of God as the ultimate judge. Furthermore, the concept of the Day of Judgment is prevalent in both the Old and New Testaments, where God gathers all nations for judgment, a role that Jesus fulfills as the appointed judge. This continuity between the Old Testament and New Testament supports the Christian understanding of Jesus' divine nature and authority in judgment. Thus, while the Quran emphasizes Allah's role as the judge, Christians interpret the New Testament as affirming Jesus' divine authority to judge, reinforcing the belief in His deity.