God cannot have a son because He does not have a consort, and this implies a sexual relationship, which is impossible for Allah.

The Quran presents a logical structure arguing that if Allah has a son, then He must have a consort, which is deemed impossible. However, this reasoning fails to account for the unique nature of God's relationship with Jesus, which is not based on physical procreation but rather on divine generation. The assertion that God cannot have a son without a consort is based on human experience and does not apply to the divine nature of God, who exists beyond human limitations. Furthermore, the claim that God cannot have a consort is also problematic, as it limits God's sovereignty and ability to define His own nature. Therefore, the argument presented in the Quran does not hold when considering the spiritual and divine context of the Christian understanding of Jesus as the Son of God.