Description
The Concept of GOD (In Major Religions) is an insightful comparative study that examines how the concept of God is understood across the world's major religions. Drawing upon religious texts, historical sources, and Islamic teachings, the book explores the similarities and differences between various beliefs about the Creator while presenting the Islamic understanding of Allah's absolute Oneness (Tawheed).
The author discusses the concepts of God in religions such as Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and others, encouraging readers to reflect upon the attributes of the Creator, the purpose of worship, and the message conveyed by the Prophets throughout history. Through a thoughtful and evidence-based approach, the book highlights the Islamic belief that all Prophets called humanity to worship Allah alone without partners.
Ideal for students of comparative religion, Islamic studies, dawah, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of monotheism, The Concept of GOD (In Major Religions) provides an engaging and informative introduction to one of humanity's most fundamental questions.
