One God, Three Faiths: What Muslims, Christians, and Jews Believe — Where We Agree, Differ, How Can Still Understand Another

Can Muslims, Christians, and Jews understand one another without pretending their beliefs are the same?One God, Three Faiths offers a clear, respectful, and honest exploration of the three major Abrahamic traditions from an openly Islamic perspective.Aweys Ali examines the beliefs that Muslims, Christians, and Jews share, the doctrines that separate them, and the questions that often create misunderstanding between communities.Through sixteen chapters, readers explore: - Abraham and the shared religious heritage - Tawhid, the Trinity, and Jewish monotheism - Adam, sin, repentance, and human responsibility - Moses, Mary, Jesus, and Muhammad - Torah, Bible, and Qur'an - Prayer, fasting, charity, and sacred living - Salvation, judgment, Heaven, and Hell - How people of different faiths can live together without compromising convictionSelected Qur'anic passages include Arabic, transliteration, English meaning, and references. Important Torah, Tanakh, and New Testament passages are also presented and discussed so readers can compare the traditions fairly.This book does not argue that all religions are the same. Instead, it encourages conviction without contempt, disagreement without distortion, and understanding without surrendering belief.Written for Muslims seeking stronger interfaith knowledge, Christians and Jews who want to understand the Islamic perspective, students of comparative religion, and anyone interested in serious Abrahamic dialogue.