What is the difference between the Orthodox religion and Islam religion?

Answer 1

Firstly, I'm not sure what "the Orthodox religion" is. There's the Eastern Orthodox church, which is a Christian religion. There's Jewish Orthodox, which is, I hope obviously, a type of Judaism. There are also many other churches with "orthodox" in their name, including the Lutheran Orthodox Church and a branch of Bahai.

Secondly, the differences between any of these and Islam are so multitudinous that it's not reasonable to expect anyone to list all of them in detail. If you really want to know, you could take a World Religions or Comparative Religion class in college, which ought to give you the beginnings of an idea.

Taking those considerations into account, possibly the best possible answer to the question is that one of them is Islamic, and the other one isn't.

Answer 2

Orthodox Christianity and Islam are two distinct religions with differing beliefs and practices. Orthodox Christianity is centered around the belief in the Holy Trinity and the teachings of Jesus Christ as revealed in The Bible and church tradition. Islam, on the other hand, is centered around the belief in the oneness of God (Allah) and follows the teachings of the prophet Muhammad as revealed in the Quran. Additionally, Orthodox Christianity places emphasis on sacraments, such as baptism and the Eucharist, while Islam emphasizes the Five Pillars, including prayer and fasting.