Comparative Religion

Originally written by Imam ibn Hazm al-Andalusi. Published by Darul-Falah, Damascus.

A meticulously researched and easy to read book examining Christianity. First published in 1977, Muhammad 'Ata ur-Rahim's classic text examines Jesus as a prophet teaching the Unity of God, and the historical collapse of Christianity as it abandoned his teaching. Now revised by coauthor Ahmad Thomson, the book sketches the dramatic picture of the original followers of Jesus who affirmed Unity, showing how "Christianity" became the fiction that replaced their truth. This is the US edition published by Tehrike Tarsile Qur'an.

This book presents a comparison between Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and other faiths. Using quotes from the books of these faiths, it asks the reader to judge for himself and arrive at the truth. It calmly explains how only Islam can provide guidance for the entire mankind and is the true religion, sent by God of Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad. Excellent dawah book.

A very comprehensive and robust expose of the Qadiani religion. Their history, theology, beliefs of Muslims regarding finality of prophethood and the coming of the Masiah, and positions of ulama regarding them.

from the publisher: "This book clearly defines answers to the questions raised by atheists and agnosticism."

Both Jewish and Islamic sources relate the story of the first known sin in the universe, i.e., Satan refusing to obey God’s command to bow down to Adam. In the present volume, Dr. Dirks explores both Jewish and Islamic sources on the first sin, compares and contrasts them, and identifies the underlying root cause behind Satan’s refusal to bow down to Adam, which was arrogance.

This book attempts to bring out the truth about the expectation of Prophet Muhammad as the bearer of the final message to mankind. In addition to the Hindu scriptures Vedas and Puranas, the book also unearths the 'pointer' in Buddhist, Christian and Jewish scriptures.

In 1974 The National Assembly of Pakistan, through a historic constitutional amendment, declared the Ahmadis or Qadianis to be a non-Muslim minority. This book contains the case made by the ulama for this judgment. It incorporates both theological and historic arguments and cites extensively the Qadiani sources. Originally written by Mufti Taqi Usmani and Maulana Samiul Haq in Urdu, it was translated into English by Maulana Wali Razi.

Discusses the importance of doing Dawah to Christians, a brief summary of Christian beliefs and refutations of them, doubts that Christians have raised against Islam and responses to them. Then, he surveys the work of Da'wah that occured during the Crusades at the hands of rulers such as Salahuddin al-Ayyubi, Yusuf ibn Tashfeen in the west, Abdul Mu'min ibn Ali, as well as at the hands of scholars such as Muhammad ibn Umar al-Razi, al-Qurtubi, and others. Surveys the different methodologies of dawah employed at the time, and the effects that this dawah had during the Crusades and afterwards.

This extensive work tries to fill a gap in the literature on the historical Jesus by considering simultaneously the Qur’anic account of Jesus’ life, its counterparts in the Gospels and historical sources.