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Being different is the wisdom of God. He created us different in almost everything; colors, races, languages and even religious views. He provided us with all tools to search about the truth wherever it exists. Our turn on finding it is just to follow and act in accordance with whatever meaning it conveys. In the process of searching about that truth, the Muslim scholars wrote thousands of books trying to express their understanding of the Sacred Texts of other religions; Christianity and Judaism in particular since they are the followers of the three Abrahmic Religions. Some of these books…mehr

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Being different is the wisdom of God. He created us different in almost everything; colors, races, languages and even religious views. He provided us with all tools to search about the truth wherever it exists. Our turn on finding it is just to follow and act in accordance with whatever meaning it conveys. In the process of searching about that truth, the Muslim scholars wrote thousands of books trying to express their understanding of the Sacred Texts of other religions; Christianity and Judaism in particular since they are the followers of the three Abrahmic Religions. Some of these books were lost and some were found out in deer need of re-editing and verifying. So, those concerned themselves with the task of re-editing them, they do their best to let others know about such cultural heritage. They try to convery the message of those MSs to the public in a very easy and authentic way. Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt, out of evaluating such priceless books, launched the process of re-editing old MSs and granted MA and PhD degrees for that. But to translate those MSs in different languages is something new and is being promoted to share and spread the truth.
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Goma'a R. A. Makhlouf is graduated from Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt, Faculty of Languages & Translation, English Islamic Studies Department. He got his MA in July 2010 in the field of Comparative Religions studies; Christianity in particular.For more information, please visit his webpage: http://imamgomaamakhlouf.weebly.com