Across Traditions: Quranic Prophets in Judaism and Christianity by Aira Aurora

Across Traditions: Quranic Prophets in Judaism and Christianity is the second companion volume in the NurOne series. It compares the stories of prophets shared across the Abrahamic traditions: Adam and Nuh (flood and original sin), Ibrahim (covenant and sacrifice — Ismail or Ishaq?), Musa (exodus, the burning bush, prophetic character), Yusuf (the shared masterpiece narrative), Dawud and Sulayman (kingship and prophetic protection), Isa (divinity, crucifixion, and salvation), Yunus, Zakariya, Yahya, Ilyas, Alyasa, Lut, Ayyub, and more. The book explores the Quran's theology of prophetic protection ('isma), the universal message, the differences in genre and emphasis, and what the shared prophets reveal about the relationship between Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. Book 27 of the NurOne series on the Prophets. Want to read before you buy? Download a free sample PDF of this book here: https://putrabooks.github.io/samples/nurone/acrosstraditionsquranicprophetsinjudaismandchristianity-sample.pdf - no sign-up needed.