Judaism and Islam Comparison Essay by writingsensation

Judaism and Islam
An outline of the similar beliefs professed by Judaism and Islam.
# 68445 | 1,963 words | 4 sources | MLA | 2006 | US
Published on Aug 17, 2006 in Religion and Theology (Islam) , Religion and Theology (Judaism)


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Description:

This paper argues that Judaism and Islam share not only common foundations but also share identical values of life. The paper initially assesses the similarities in both religions and then follows with an evaluation of the differences between them. This approach then provides a comprehensive background by which to judge the extent of similarities between Judaism and Islam.

Table of Contents
Introduction
Belief in One God
Similarities in the Law
Judaism and Islam are Traditional Religions
The Concept of Institutional Authority
Other Similarities between Judaism and Islam
Areas of Differences
Conclusion

From the Paper:

"Both, Judaism and Islam, believe in the concept of one God; God that created the universe; God that maintains the workings of the universe and God that will ultimately end time. Both, Judaism and Islam believe that God is the source and foundation of all that is real and alive and that amongst the various attributes of God, Care for its entire creation, Justice, Righteous, Forgiving and Kind are his most looked for characteristics by his people (Paul Mojzes and Leonard Swidler, 2002). Clerics and scholars call this belief, "monotheism." Jacob Neusner and Tamara Sonn (1999) give an excellent description of the concept of monotheism in both, Judaism and Islam."

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