Comparative Religion

A religion should not be judged by the opinions and attitudes of its biased enemies. Neither should it be judged by the behavior of some of its nominal followers because there are bad people among every religious group, and making a judgment based on those people is misleading as they may be violating their religion.
A religion should rather be judged by its teachings as well as the effects of these teachings on its real followers.
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Dialogue with an Atheist is a book which should help to clarify many points arising in the minds of people today.
Dr. Mostafa Mahmoud, addresses a whole range of current issues in a comprehensive manner with direct reference to Qur'an and Sunnah.
Problems such as the proof of the existence of God, why God created evil, Paradise and Hell and could the Prophet Muhammad be the author of the Qur'an are tackled both clearly and logically.
185 pp

Edited by Ataulah Siddiqui.

Collected in this volume are the late Isma'il Al Faruqi articles written over a span of two decades, which deals with Islam and Other Faiths- Christianity and Judaism in particular.

The book provides a good cross section of Al faruqi's contribution to the study of comparative religion and covers a wide spectrum of inter religious issues including commonality and differences between Islam, Christianity and Judaism, Muslim and non Muslims relations and the issue of mission and Da'wah.

A fascinating study by an engaging and challenging activist scholar of our time.

PB 370 pp

The best-selling study of the life of 'Isa, peace be upon him, and of the subsequent history of both Unitarian and Trinitarian Christianity, expanded and updated.
PB 349 pp

The book presents an objective analysis of Shi`ah beliefs, doctrines and practices, which have been assessed and evaluated from the standpoint of Qur'anic teachings and the Hadith of the Prophet (SWT).
PB 130

Ahmed Deedat
By debator extraordinaire and founder of the Islamic Propogation Centre in South Africa, this book of Ahmed Deedat's is a collection of his most popular series of booklets on Islam and Christianity. While produced in an excellent low-key reference quality binding on the outside, the insides however retain the customary Deedat attention-grabbing look with bolds and capitals abounding on each page for emphasis.
A truly unique book set from an equally one-of-a-kind person The Choice, Islam and Christianity, volume 1 & volume 2
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An edited translation of Ibn al- Jawzees classical work Tables Iblees. An authoritative book Containing a wealth of information on the beginnings of some of the sects in light of the Quran and Sunnah.
PB 72 pp

A scholarly criticism written in an uncomplicated and readable style , whilst covering the various aspects of this subject and amending many misconceptions.
PB 43 pp

The book contains detailed information and descriptions that show how the Bible was changed and tampered with over the past two millennia. The account and the discussions presented are based on, and collected from, the writings of Christian authors, the Church and the Bible. The book:
- Shows the historical sequence of who tampered and changed the Bible, why and how.
- Demonstrates how Prophet Jesus, alayhes sallam, never told in anyone in the Bible "worship me." or "I am a god."
- Demonstrates how the Bible to this day does not contain a single verse which claims that God is a "Trinity" or three-in-one.

Of the many books explaining Islam, few are specifically concerned with problems that confront those coming towards the faith from a Christian background. Moreover, the author has noted a tendency among certain Muslims Zealots to ignore the common background of the Abrahamic faiths - Judaism, Christianity and Islam and to label non-Muslim worshippers as Kuffar, non-believers.

This book contains four section: Christianity and Islam (specific theological differences and concurrences); the religious beliefs of Islam explained; the religious duties of Islam explained; and answers to some of the questions most frequently asked by non-Muslims about Islam. It is well-known that religions are often judged unfairly by the limitations and transgressions of their most extreme, most ignorant, and most outlandish members.

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