Metaphoric is drastically different from claiming a father son relationship. Yes the Messianic figures of the Abrahamic religions claim to be of the Abrahamic lineage of the prophets.
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If Quran claimed Mohammad (s) is "son" of Jesus (a).
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"Mohammad" is a descriptive used in the Koran, and means "praised one", and is used in reference to Isa son of Mary, which would be Yeshua. There is no complete version of the Koran prior to 100 years after the death of this supposed "Mohammad", and at this time, there are many non-aligning versions. The basic contents of the Koran were taken from prior Persian, Jewish, and Christian writings. The stories around this "Mohammad" came two centuries after some woman supposedly killed him and were written mostly by sons of Persia, mostly located in what is present day Iraq. The characters from which the narrative around this "Mohammad" were taken, came from individuals located in what was Persia, and is now Iraq. At the time of the supposed life of this "Mohammad", Mecca was a wilderness, and not a lush trading center full of fruit trees. Your "Mohammad" was a son of imagination in order to compete with the aura of the people of the book, the Jews. The writing on the inside of the old wall of the dome of the rock, refers to Isa (Yeshua), with regard to the false trinity doctrine.