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Most live very similarly. There are only a few differences. For example, Christians go to church on Sundays. Muslims attend the mosque daily and have the Jumaa prayer on Fridays. Jews observe the Sabbath on Saturdays. Muslims and Jews do not eat pork. Et cetera.

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Based on the way you ask the question, I make the assumption that your question applies during the very early christian era.

The simple answer is that early "Christian Jews" and Muslims did not live together. The introduction of Islam did not occur until approximately 600 years until after the life of Jesus.

The origin of Islam can be traced back to 7th century Saudi Arabia and is generally considered by historians to have been introduced around 610 AD. (When Muhammad introduced the Koran)

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OK, first off all of these religions are monotheistic meaning they only believe in, worship, one God. Interestingly enough, they all believe in the same God and are related in history.

The Jews, believe, live by and follow the Tanach (Jewish Bible) upon which the Christian Old Testament was based. Judaism is strictly monotheistic and doesn't consider the Christian concept true monotheism. Many people believe that the only real difference between Judaism and Christianity is Jesus, however, that is not correct.

Examples of Christian concepts that Judaism does not accept are; the Trinity, hell and the devil (also Muslim concepts), original sin, damnation (Muslim too), the Christian concept of Messiah, and many more.

Christians, live by, believe and follow The Bible with BOTH the New and Old Testament therefore they do believe that Jesus was the Son of God and that salvation is through Him.

The God of the Muslims is Allah. The Muslim's religious text is the Koran, which they believe contains literal words of God. The Five Pillars of Islam are five acts that are expected from anyone proclaiming themselves as believers.

There's a lot more to all three religions than that of course, I can not even begin to scratch the surface these are just a few of the basic facts from each one.

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