Islamic comparative religion

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Islamic comparative religion,a part of the Islamic studies, is the study of religions in the view of Islam.

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[edit] Fields of study

[edit] Islamic denomination studies

Some Muslim scholars engage in the studies of comparative religion of the denominations of Islam. Notable among the was Muhammad al-Tijani, a Shi'a scholar.

[edit] Comparing Islam and Christianity

Some Muslim scholars study in the field comparative religion with Christianity.

Main article: Christianity and Islam
Further information: Islamic view of the Bible and Similarities between the Bible and the Qur'an

[edit] Comparing Islam and Judaism

Main article: Islam and Judaism
Further information: People of the book

[edit] See also


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