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This book explains the difference between Yahweh and the Islamic concept of Allah through the teachings of Jesus Christ and those of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)). This discussion is especially relevant at a time like this when the world faces serious security challenges, including violence perpetrated by various Internationally recognized jihadist Organizations (such as Egyptian Islamic Jihad, Nigerian Boko Haram, Lakurawa, Ansaru, ISWAP, Al-Shabaab, Al-Qaeda, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, ISIS, and others), many of which have been designated as terrorist organizations by authorities including; United Nations, United States of America, European Union, Nigerian Government, etc. The book seeks to demonstrate how the recorded words and actions of Prophet Muhammad differ significantly from those of Jesus Christ, the incarnated revelation of God’s true nature and character. It also explains why a true believer in Christ Jesus can live together peacefully alongside Muslims while maintaining his Christian worship which is directed to God (Yahweh) and not Islamic Allah because they are significantly different. However, this book is not written to promote hatred, discrimination, ethnic or religious hostility. Neither is it intended to blaspheme Islamic Allah, Yahweh, Jesus or Prophet Muhammad, nor to attack Islam or Christianity. Rather, its arguments are drawn primarily from the sacred texts and historical sources associated with these faiths. This work presents an honest examination of the true hope of salvation for mankind and a sincere evaluation of the lives and ministries of Jesus Christ and Prophet Muhammad in light of what I understand to be God’s will for humanity, (1 John 4:1). Where interpretations may challenge traditional religious beliefs and human ideologies, they should be understood as part of a respectful theological discussion rather than as personal attacks or insults. This book is written for everyone who sincerely seeks truth, peace, love and salvation.

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