They differ from one another in their characteristics. Let compare these characteristics:
Moses had father and mother.
Muhammad had father and mother.
Jesus had only a mother and no father.
Therefore, Muhammad is like Moses, but Jesus is unlike Moses.
Moses married and begat children.
Muhammad married and begat children.
Jesus never married nor had any offspring. (Impotent)

Therefore, Muhammad is like Moses, but Jesus is unlike Moses
Moses was accepted by the Jews and to this day, as a nation, they accept him as their prophet.
Muhammad was accepted by his people, and as a nation, over one billion Muslims around the world accept him as the Prophet of Allah.
Jesus, however, was rejected by his people (the Jews) as stated in the Christian's own Bible:
"He (Jesus) came unto his own, but his own received him not" (John 1:11)
Therefore, Muhammad is like Moses, but Jesus is unlike Moses.
Both Moses and Muhammad were kings on Earth in the sense that they had the ultimate power of government, the power to inflict capital punishment. When the Jews brought before Moses the Israelite who had been caught collecting firewood on the Sabbath, Moses had him stoned to death (Numbers 15:36).
Muhammad had similar authority. When a woman came before him confessing (with no witnesses) to having committed adultery, he gave her a chance to consider the severity of her claim and the punishment she would receive. When she insisted, he ordered her stoned to death and ordered his companions to respect her for her sincere repentance.
Jesus, however, explicitly refuted the claim that he had a kingdom on earth. When he was dragged before the Roman Governor Pontius Pilate with a charge of sedition he said: (John 18:36) "Jesus answered, My kingdom is not of this world: if my kingdom were of this world, then would my servants fight, that I should not be delivered to the Jews: but now is my kingdom not from hence." Jesus would not resort to lying to save his skin. Thus, he had no earthly kingdom. Further, in John 8:1-7 we read the story of the woman who was taken in adultery by the Jews and brought before Jesus. They were hoping to trap him by either having him contradict the laws of Moses by not stoning her, or by placing him in a bad position with the Roman empire by taking the law into his own hands and ordering her stoned. Jesus cleverly extracted himself from this predicament by commanding them: "He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her." So the woman was set free.
Therefore, Muhammad is like Moses, but Jesus is unlike Moses.
Both Moses and Muhammad came with a new and comprehensive set of laws for their people. The law brought by Prophet Moses was named the Judaic Law.
And the law brought by Prophet Muhammad was named the Shari'ah.
Jesus however, as witnessed by Matthew, claimed to have not introduced any new laws, but to have come to renew the Law of Moses and to have neither added nor subtracted from it. In Matthew 5:17-18 we read: "Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfill. For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled."
Therefore, Muhammad is like Moses, but Jesus is unlike Moses.
Moses led his people in a secret mass exodus from their hometown to Median in an attempt to flee the persecution of their enemies.
Muhammad too emigrated with his followers from their home town to Medina in secret in order to flee the torture of their enemies.
Jesus, however, never led his followers in a any sort of mass exodus from their hometowns.
Therefore, Muhammad is like Moses, but Jesus is unlike Moses.
Moses was victorious over his enemies both morally as well as physically. Pharaoh was defeated by Moses and all of his army was drowned in the sea.
Muhammad too met his enemies in battle and defeated them all. This too was a moral as well as a physical victory.
Jesus on the other hand is claimed in the Bible to have been crucified by his enemies. Thus, his victory was only a moral one.
Therefore, Muhammad is like Moses, but Jesus is unlike Moses.
Both Moses and Muhammad died natural deaths.
Jesus is claimed by the Christians to have died violently on the cross.
Therefore, Muhammad is like Moses, but Jesus is unlike Moses.
Both Moses and Muhammad lie buried in the ground.
Jesus, however, is claimed by the Christians to abide in heaven.
Therefore, Muhammad is like Moses, but Jesus is unlike Moses.
Most Christians claim that Jesus is God.
No Christian or Muslim, however, claims that Moses or Muhammad was God.
Therefore, Muhammad is like Moses, but Jesus is unlike Moses.
Both Moses and Muhammad began their prophetic missions at the age of forty.
The Bible tells us that Jesus began at thirty.
Therefore, Muhammad is like Moses, but Jesus is unlike Moses.
Christians claim that Jesus was resurrected after his death.
Neither Muslims nor Christians claim that Moses or Muhammad was resurrected.
Therefore, Muhammad is like Moses, but Jesus is unlike Moses.

Source: Extracted from Muslim@muslims.net