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Understanding the People of the Book offers a concise and thoughtful introduction to how Islam views the communities of the Torah and the Gospel. Written in clear, approachable language, it guides readers through Jewish and Christian beliefs as described in the Qur'an while remaining grounded in the Islamic commitment to pure monotheism. The book highlights the shared spiritual origins of the Abrahamic faiths - from the covenant given to Israel to the mission of Jesus - and explains how the Qur'an confirms earlier revelation while addressing where their histories diverged. Each chapter pairs explanation with reflection, making complex themes easy to follow for students, educators, and readers of comparative religion. Along the way, you'll learn how the Qur'an speaks about earlier scriptures, what ""People of the Book"" signifies in history and theology, and how Islam envisions coexistence with clarity and integrity. Glossaries, timelines, and comparison tables provide accessible reference points, creating a guide that informs, connects, and encourages deeper understanding.

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