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Mohammad plays no role in Judaism or Christianity.
Qur'an or Koran ------> Islam Bible ------> Christians Torah ------> Jews
He had no manners at all, he was a hate filled intolerant little man and hated jews and christians because of their love for their fellow man. which is why he included the sections of the Koran about taking Jews and Christians as slaves.
Jewish people worship the same god as Christians do. Jews believe that the Messiah has not come to Earth yet; Christians believe that Jesus is the Messiah; and Muslims believe Mohammad is the prophet of Alah but was not a holy being. The Muslim understanding of Mohammad would be paralle to the Jewish view Jesus.
The Bible is the holy book for Jews (Old Testament) and Christians (New Testament) and the Koran is the holy book for Muslims.
The Bible is the holy book for Jews (Old Testament) and Christians (New Testament) and the Koran is the holy book for Muslims.
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The first Christians were Jews and were accustomed to Jewish scriptures which became Christian scripture as well.
No, Christians do not reject Jews. However, Jews reject Christians.
The Old Testament is primarily followed by Christians and Jews. Christians use both the Old and New Testaments as part of their religious scripture, while Jews primarily follow the Old Testament, which they refer to as the Tanakh.
It is understandable if you believe the origins of Judaism are to be found in the Koran, as Islamic religious leaders claim that the first people on earth were Muslims. However, this is not the case, regardless of how we read the scriptures of each religion in turn.Islam was founded, and the Koran written, in the seventh century CE. The origins of Islam and therefore of the Koran, are to be found in the religions of Judaism and Christianity.
Jerusalem is sacred to Jews, Christians and Muslims. Jews: It was the site of the Temple, the holiest place on earth and the capital of Israel as established by King David, regarded as Israel's greatest king. Christians: It was where Christ held the Last Supper, was crucified and rose victorious from the dead. Muslims: It was where the prophet, Mohammad, ascended into heaven for one night in order to meet with previous proophets.