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In a dozen chapters, each ten to fifteen pages long, he describes and compares Islamic and Christian perspectives on the topics of creation, the nature of grace and mercy, Jesus as Messiah and Muhammad as the "seal of the prophets," the Qur'an and the Bible, revelation, power in the Hijrah and the cross, the holy cities of Medina and Jerusalem, the unity of God, the place of pilgrimage, prayer and fellowship, and the understanding of global mission.

Journeys of the Muslim Nation and the Christian Church by Bailey, James L. / Currents in Theology and Mission

A former Howard University professor, he received his doctorate in business from the University of Mississippi in 1997, is married and has three children, and worships at the Dar Al Hijrah Islamic Center in Virginia.

First month of campaign to succeed Yasser Arafat full of surprises by Curtiss, Richard H. / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs

Denoting the period around the third-fourth century after the hijrah (migration) of the Prophet of Islam to Madinah as "medieval", "early medieval Islam" and "early Islam"--all treated as near synonyms--this book explores "two paradoxes" of this era: (i) the relative marginal position accorded to two "freethinkers" of this period; and (ii) the vehemence with which Muslim thinkers supposedly attacked freethinking even though this was a "marginal and short-lived" phenomenon of the medieval Islam.

Sarah Stroumsa, Freethinkers of Medieval Islam: Ibn al-Rawandi, Abu ... by Islam & Science

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