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This carefully researched and provocative treatment of the two most influential persons in world history sets aside the cultural prejudices that often hamper open, honest comparison of Muhammad and Jesus. Phipps begins with a thorough biographical investigation of the early lives of the Meccan and the Nazarene and a thoughtful assessment of their later contributions as statesman and reformer. He then debunks many of the invidious myths about Jesus and Muhammad during the course of a careful exploration of the ways in which they interpreted Hebrew Scriptures, their prescriptions for moral conduct, and their attitudes toward rewards and punishment on earth and in the afterlife.
William E. Phipps was Emeritus Professor of Religion and Philosophy at Davis and Elkins College, USA.
1. IntroductionMuhammad DenigratedMuhammad AppreciatedReasons for This Study2. AntecedentsThe Regional HeritageThe Impact of PoetryWomen’s Place3. Early LifeThe MeccanThe Nazarene4. Later LifeThe Medinan StatesmanThe Peaceful Reformer5. ScripturesThe QuranThe Bible6. Personal ConductPrayer and ForgivenessLowliness and ChildrenTemptation and Self-DisciplineGetting and Giving7. Social TeachingsGender RelationshipsOutsiders and Violence8. SanctionsThe Nature of GodEarthly Rewards and PunishmentsAfterlife Retributions9. EnlargementsOf MuhammadOf Jesus10. ConclusionTheological DifferencesPaths of CommitmentTolerance of DiversityNotesIndex