Islam and Christianity
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Islam and Christianity Comparison Chart shows Christian and Muslim Beliefs on These 8 Key Topics
- Religious History
- Who is God
- The Holy Scriptures
- Prophets
- Practices and Rituals
- Salvation and Paradise
- The Role of Women
- What Muslims Believe
- What Christians Believe
- How to Correct Misunderstandings
Islam & Christianity is an excellent tool for pastors, teachers and others who are interested in discovering the beliefs that Christians and Muslims have in common and those that are different. This tool will help pastors and leaders equip missions-minded believers to avoid common witnessing mistakes and to be more sensitive about sharing their faith with Muslims. Discover what Muslims have been taught about Christianity and how to answer their questions and concerns.
Table of Contents: The Islam & Christianity Pamphlet
- Religious History — Who are the key people to know: Muhammad, Jesus, Abraham, Adam
- Who is God — Understanding differences.
- The Holy Scriptures — Trustworthiness and inspiration
- Prophets — What is a prophet and who qualifies
- Practices and Rituals — 5 Pilars of Islam, Commandments of Jesus
- Salvation and Paradise — Rewards and penalties on the Judgment Day
- The Role of Women — Modesty and protection of women in each culture
- Religion and Culture — The concern about materialism
- Muslims believe Muhammad is the final prophet, but that Jesus was born of a virgin and lived a sinless life.
- Many Muslims misunderstand the concept of the Trinity.
- Some Muslims are worried that Western society will corrupt their children because of the images they see on TV and magazines.
- Muslims are committed to the Five Pillars of religion.
- Do make it clear you are a Christian
- Don’t argue
- Do be sensitive to cultural manners: men should speak with men, women with women
- When sitting don’t point the sole of your shoe toward anyone
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Islam and Christianity - Rose Publishing
Religious History
What Muslims Believe
Islam, the Original Religion
Muslims believe that Islam (meaning submission
to Allah) is the original religion since the creation of Adam, the first prophet. Since the beginning of time, all people who submit to Allah are called Muslims. Over the centuries, Allah appointed thousands of prophets to warn and guide mankind. Prominent among them were Ibrahim (Abraham), Musa (Moses), Dawud (David), and Isa Al Masih (Jesus the Messiah).
Muhammad, the Final Prophet
Mankind habitually strayed from the way of Allah revealed through the prophets. About AD 610 in Arabia, Allah sent the last prophet, Muhammad, who united the Arab tribes and turned them from idolatry to Islam.
Mosque at sunsetThe Spread of Islam
After the death of Muhammad in AD 632, Sunni Islam rapidly spread from Arabia under the leadership of the first four rightly guided
rulers (caliphs) who were close companions of Muhammad. Shia Islam began to rapidly spread through the teachings of infallible
Imams from the bloodline of Muhammad. To Muslims, the military and economic expansion of Islam liberated people suffering under the corrupt Byzantine and Persian Empires.
What Christians Believe
Adam and Jesus
Christians also trace their religious history back to Adam, who brought the curse of sin upon all mankind (Gen. 1–3). In the Bible, Jesus is known as the second Adam, who came to remove this curse of sin (Rom. 5).
Abraham and Jesus
God’s plan unfolded carefully over history. Abraham (Ibrahim in Arabic) was promised the blessing to carry out God’s eternal purposes. He was blessed so he could be a blessing to all the families of the earth (Gen. 12:1–3; Gal. 3). Jesus is the promised seed of Eve who would crush the head of Satan (Shaytan in Arabic; Gen. 3:15) and bring the blessing of the Good News
(Injil in Arabic).
The Victory of Jesus
A great war has