A Muslim View of Christianity: Essays on Dialogue
Jan 2007 · Orbis Books
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Mahmoud Ayoub is a professor of Islamic studies and comparative religion at Temple University, Philadelphia, and the author of many books and articles on Islam and interreligious dialogue.
Irfan Omar is an assistant professor of Islamic studies at Marquette University and co-editor of Heirs of Abraham: The Future of Muslim, Jewish, and Christian Relations.
Mahmoud Ayoub is a professor of Islamic studies and comparative religion at Temple University, Philadelphia, and the author of many books and articles on Islam and interreligious dialogue. Irfan Omar is an assistant professor of Islamic studies at Marquette University and co-editor of Heirs of Ab...
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