What's Difference Between Islam And Judaism | Islam Vs Judaism

 

Our previous article was about the introduction of the Jews, but what is the difference between a Jew and a Muslim I,e Islam And Judaism.a

fter some people have repeatedly made a mystery, then we wrote this article to clarify this difference. We hope that the previous article You will like this too. Here we will tell the clear difference between a Muslim and a Jew and those differences are more or less more than 100 but here we are giving a brief outline of a few which are as follows.

 

 

Contrast between Islam and Judaism

 1- Concept of God

 Islam: - Islam is pure monotheism and there is no tolerance of shirk of any kind in Islam.  "Ala-lilah-ud-deen-ul-khal-is" and Fadawa Allah-mukhliseen-la-ul-deen.

 Judaism: - Judaism emphasizes that Shema (Adonai Elahun Adonai Achud) Adonai is our God and Adonai is one.) But some sects of Judaism consider Hazrat Uzair (peace be upon him) as the son of God, as in Surah Towba of the Holy Quran.  It is proved by the verse "Waqalat al-Yhud Uzair ibn Allah".  And according to the research of Hazrat Maulana Hufzur Rahman Seyharvi, before the existence of Israel in 1948, a group of Jews in Palestine believed that Hazrat Uzair, peace be upon him, was the son of God.  knows

 

 2- Saturday

 Islam: 1- Allah Almighty created the earth and the sky and He did not feel any fatigue in ordering them to be created or in managing them, nor did He need rest, as is proved by the verse of the Holy Qur'an called Ayat al-Kursi.  "Allah la ilaha illa ho al-hi al-Qayyum...  Don't take the Sunnah and the Noom and the Wayudah.

 Judaism: 1- Allah Almighty created the earth and the sky in six days and rested on the seventh day and this Sabbath (rest) is still the most important festival of Jews every week.  (Book of Creation: Chapter: 20)

 

 3- Propagation of religion

 Islam: Islam is a religion of preaching and its survival is based on “Balgwa Ani Walu Ayah” (Al-Hadith).

 

 

 Judaism: Judaism is basically an ethnic religion and it is difficult for anyone other than the Israelites to become or be a Jew.  One or two incidents are hardly found in history.  For example, some people became Jews during the time of Zunwaz Jewish king in Yemen. (M.J.)

4- Heaven

 Islam: According to Islam, every person who obeyed God's order according to the prophet of his time and followed it deserves Paradise, regardless of his race. As mentioned in the Holy Quran,  O woman, he is a believer, then they will enter Paradise...

 Judaism: According to Judaism, only Jews and according to Christians, only Christians will go to heaven, as the Holy Qur'an presents the claim of Jews and Christians, "Waqalwa lin yadakhl al-Junna ila min kan huda or nasari".

 5- Sons of God or His friends

 Islam: God has no son. Hazrat Ibrahim (peace be upon him) has been called by Allah as his friend.  And Khatam al-Anbiya has called Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa (peace be upon him) as his beloved, as in the verse of the Holy Qur’an, “And Allah made Ibrahim Khalilah.”  (Surah Nisa: Verse: 125)

 Judaism: The concept of Jews is that they are all sons of God and His beloved, as the Holy Qur'an explains their claim in Surah Maida: "We are the children of Allah and the beloved of Allah, and we shall be merciful to mankind." (Surah Maida)

 6- The name of the religion

 

 Islam: The religion of Islam is called Islam because of obedience and submission to God and surrendering all one's desires before Him, i.e. complete obedience in knowledge and deed.

 Judaism: Judaism is attributed to the name of Judah, one of the sons of Prophet Yaqub (peace be upon him), because his descendants developed and grew more than the descendants of other brothers. His descendants still exist today.  The rest of the brothers' generations have disappeared.

 7- The breadth of religion

 

 Islam: The religion of Islam is very wide, its followers are present in every corner of the world, the reason is that this religion is the nature, the religion is mercy.

 

 

 Judaism: Judaism is not a religion of nature but a religion of race or tribe.  All the people who were born or will continue to be born from the twelve sons of Hazrat Yaqub (peace be upon him) are followers of the Jewish religion and deserve it.

 8- Prophets and messengers

 

 Islam: Islam insists on believing in all the prophets from Hazrat Adam (peace be upon him) to the last of the prophets, Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa (peace be upon him).  A person who does not believe in any of the Prophets is considered to be excluded from Islam.  (Al-Baqarah: 285)

Judaism: The Jewish religion insists on believing in all the prophets from Adam to the last prophet of the Old Testament, Maliki (peace be upon him), but only in Hazrat Zakaria, Yahya, Jesus and Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa (peace be upon him).  It is not absolutely necessary for a Jew to believe in these Jalil-ul-Qadr prophets, not Egypt at all.  (Old Testament)

 9- Best of the Prophets

 Islam: According to Islam, the last of the Prophets, Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa, may God bless him and grant him peace, is the best of the prophets and the last to come, after him the prophethood ends, "Ma kaan Muhammad Aba Uhud min Rizalkam, but the Messenger of Allah and the Khatam of the Prophets" (Surah Ahzab: verse  :40)

Judaism: According to Judaism, Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him) is the best of the prophets and Hazrat Malachi (peace be upon him) is the last of the prophets.  (Mosaic Maimonides' 13/Principles and Old Testament Book of Malachi)

 

10- Virtues of Prophets / Place of Prophets

Islam: Islam considers all the Prophets to be infallible, "Those who are guided by Allah, the righteous." (Surah al-An'am, verse 91)

Judaism: Judaism has tainted almost every prophet.  (The Book of Creation of Hazrat Adam, Ibrahim, Yaqub - The Book of Sultans: First and Second, the events of Hazrat David, Hazrat Sulaiman, etc.)

 11- Hazrat Dawood and Solomon (peace be upon them).

Islam: Islam considers these two prophets in the list of prophets.  (Surah Inam verse 85)

 

Judaism: Judaism considers these two men only as sultans and excludes them from the list of prophets and messengers.  (Book of Sultans I, II)

 

 

12- Musa (peace be upon him) and the manifestation of God

Islam: According to Islam, due to the insistence of Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him) to see God himself, the divine revelation fell on the mountain (Tur), and the mountain crumbled and Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him) fell

unconscious.  Because Allah said to Moses that you will never see me.  (Al-A'raf: Verse: 43)

 

Judaism: According to the Torah, Allah Almighty said to Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him) on his insistence to see the person of God that you will not be able to see my face but you will be able to see my back.  (Book of Exodus)

 13- Zabihullah - Ishmael or Ishaq (peace be upon him).

Islam: Islam considers Hazrat Ishmael (peace be upon him) as a sacrifice to Allah: “Ya Bani Ani Ari fi Al-Manam Ani Adhabak Fa Nazar Maat Teri Qal Ya Abt Affil Ma Toumar Satjadni Inshaa Allah Min Al-Sabireen - Filma Aslama Watala Lajjabin Wa Nadinaah An Ya Ibrahim Qad Sadaqat Al-Rawiya.”  ․․“ (Al-Safat)

The Torah also considers Hazrat Ishmael as the only son for thirteen years.  (creation)

 Judaism: Judaism considers Hazrat Ishaq (peace be upon him) as Zabih Allah.  (Book of Creation, Chapter: 22) Judaism considers Hazrat Ishaq (peace be upon him) to be the only son

 14- Holy Quran and Torah

 

Islam: The first and greatest book of Islam, namely the Holy Qur'an, is safe from all kinds of distortions, more or less, and the promise of its protection has been taken by Allah Himself: "Inna nana nazlana al-Dhikr wa anna laha lahafzoon" (Surah Hajar).  Verse: 9)

 Judaism: The most important book of Judaism is the Torah, which has been burned many times, and according to the Jewish scholars themselves, there have been many changes.  The original Torah is nowhere to be found, only translations in different languages, almost all of which are separate.  (G.M. Gregor)

15- Woman and Prophethood

Islam: According to Islam, no woman has passed away as a messenger or a prophet, the reason being that the abilities and qualities required for prophethood and prophethood cannot be born in a woman due to her natural structure.  It is said in the Holy Qur'an, "And we did not send to the Prophets except the Prophets" (Surah Yusuf, verse 109).

Judaism: According to Judaism, a woman can be a prophet.  In the Old Testament, the names of many women are included in the list of prophets.

 16- Hazrat Lut (peace be upon him).

Islam: Islam presents Hazrat Lut as a model of guidance.  (Surah Inam: 87)

 Judaism: Judaism portrays Lot as an adulterer.  (Book of Creation Chapters: 14-19)

 17- Hazrat Yaqub (peace be upon him).

 Islam: Hazrat Yaqub (peace be upon him) is also a model of guidance.  (Surah Al-An'am verse 85)

Judaism: Hazrat Yaqub (peace be upon him) has been called a cheater.  He is accused of deceiving his father-in-law and assuming the false appearance and clothing of his brother Esau of Edom and taking over his father's prayer for Esau.  (book creation)

 18- Dawood peace be upon him

 

 

Islam: Hazrat Dawood (peace be upon him) is also a lamp of guidance.  The Holy Quran praises him a lot and the credit of putting the cruel Goliath to eternal sleep belongs to him.  (Surah Inam verse 85, Surah Baqarah verse 251)

 

Judaism: Judaism accuses Prophet Dawood (peace be upon him) of killing one of his soldiers or commanders and marrying his wife.  (Book of Sultans)

 

 19- Hazrat Sulaiman (peace be upon him).

 Islam: Islam considers Hazrat Solomon (peace be upon him) as a model of guidance and innocent of sins and a true prophet.  And acknowledges it as wrong to commit all kinds of disbelief, witchcraft and idolatry.  (Surah Baqarah verse 102)

 Judaism: Judaism does not consider Solomon as a model of guidance.  (Sultan II)

 20- Ibrahim (peace be upon him).

 Islam: Islam considers Ibrahim (peace be upon him) to be a true Muslim and Hanif, “Ibrahim was neither a Jew nor a Christian, but a Hanif was a Muslim and a Muslim” (Al-Imran: 67).

Judaism: Judaism presents Abraham as a Jew and is so proud of him that the Jews are not even sorry for their sins, that God will forgive them because of Abraham.  (Gospel of Luke and Mark)

 

21- Marriage

 

 Islam: Islam permits the marriage of a Muslim to a Jewish woman even if he remains in his original Jewish religion.  (Surah Maida verse: 3-4)

 Judaism: Judaism accepts the marriage of any woman to a man only if she renounces her old religion and adopts Judaism.  (Book of Ezraiya Uzair)

 22- Prayer

 Islam: In Islam, there are all the parts of prayer through which a person can fully obey God.

 Judaism: There is no bowing, prostration, standing, etc. in Judaism.

23- Qiblah

 Islam: In Islam, it is mandatory to face the Kaaba (Mecca Sharif) in prayer.  (Surah Baqarah verse 144)

 Judaism: In Judaism, it is mandatory to face Jerusalem (Temple Solomon) in prayer.  (Book of Daniel)

 24- Grave

 Islam: In Islam, the deceased is placed in the grave facing the Qibla.

 Judaism: In Judaism, the dead body is laid facing Jerusalem (Bait al-Maqdis).

 25- The number of prayers

 Islam: In Islam, five daily prayers are obligatory: Fajr, Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha.

 Judaism: In Judaism only three times of prayer Fajr, Zuhr and Maghrib are obligatory.

 26- Prayer with Jamaat

 Islam: At least two men are mandatory for a congregation in Islam.

 Judaism: A minimum of 11/ men is required in Judaism.  (M.J.)

 27- The state of prayer

 Islam: Islam urges the worshiper to be calm and peaceful during prayer.

 Judaism: In Judaism, there is no specific instruction to be quiet during prayer.

 28- Hajj and Pilgrimage

 Islam: In Islam, it is mandatory for a sane, mature, able-bodied Muslim to perform Hajj to Baitullah Sharif at least once in his life.  (Surah Al-Imran verse 97, and the hadith of the Messenger of Allah in the Book of Hajj)

 Judaism: In ancient Judaism, during the time of Solomon's temple, every Jew was required to visit the temple at least three times a year.  (Book of Leviticus)

 29- Masjid al-Aqsa or Temple of Solomon

 Islam: Islam does not believe that the Al-Aqsa Mosque was built on the site of the ancient Suleimani Temple.  The original mosque of this mosque is Umar Mosque, which was later built by Khalifa Abdul Malik bin Waleed.

 Judaism: Judaism believes the Aqsa exists at the site of the ancient destroyed Temple of Solomon.

 30- Prayer

 Islam: Islam encourages a Muslim to pray for success in both this world and the hereafter.  (Surah Baqarah)

 A true Muslim does not like to live long in this world and does not remember death as evil, but considers death as a bridge between this world and the next.  His supplication remains "Allah bless me in death and in the afterlife".

 Judaism: Judaism encourages man to pray for happiness only in the present world and prefers the worst life to death (hereafter).  (M.J.)

31- Death

 Islam: When a Muslim hears someone's death, he says, "Inna Lilla wa Inna Ilya Rayjoon." Death is considered a reality and no devout Muslim is afraid of it, but in the light of the Prophet's Hadith, death is considered a bridge between this world and the hereafter.  "Death is between this world and the Hereafter" (Surah Jumu'ah, verse 8, The Believers, verse 15).

 Judaism: When a Jew hears the name of death, he says: "Blessed be the true judged".  are  The main reason for this is that they consider the world to be real and want to live for thousands of years.  (Al-Baqarah verse: 96) (M.J.54,56)

 32- Burial

 Islam: Islam instructs to bury the dead as soon as possible.

 Judaism: Judaism dictates burial within 24 hours.

 33-Dua or prayer buried

 Islam: Any adult male can offer the funeral prayer.

 The funeral prayer is obligatory.  (M-N Islamic Jurisprudence)

 Judaism: Only a close relative can offer a funeral prayer.

 Not attending the funeral is a sin.  (M. J. P 56)

 34- Fasting

 Islam: The time of fasting is from the time of Fajr to sunset until night falls.  (Surah al-Baqarah: 187)

 Judaism: In Judaism, the fasting time is from sunset to sunset of the next day, that is, there is a 24-hour fast.  (M.J. 57)

 35- The purpose of fasting

 Islam: In Islam, the main purpose of fasting is to develop piety and prevent the soul from its desires, it is the purity of the soul and body.  (Al-Baqarah: 82, Al-Maida: 89)

 Judaism: In Judaism, fasting days are observed to remember sorrow and to seek forgiveness from sins.  (M.J. 57)

 36- Charity

 Islam: In Islam, charity is both obligatory and nafl, and the costs of obligatory charity have also been made clear: "Anma al-Sadaqat for the poor and the poor and the workers, Alayhi wa Mulifah Qulobhum and al-Gharmin, and in the way of Allah and the sons of Al-Sabeel" (Surah At-Tawbah, verse 60).

 Judaism: In Judaism, charity is not obligatory like Islam, but whether it is around the fields or under the trees, it belongs to the poor and the first harvest of fruit trees is also given in the name of God.  (Book of Leviticus)

 37- Interest

 Islam: Usury is absolutely prohibited in Islam.  (Surah Al-Imran: 277-279)

 Judaism: No interest can be taken from a Jew;  But a Jew can take from a non-Jew.  (Book of Exceptions Chapter: 23, Verses: 20-21)

 38- Jihad( war)

 Islam: The main goal of Jihad in Islam is to exalt the word of Allah.  Jihad is permitted for self-defense and to avoid oppression.  (Surah Al-Hajj verse 39-40, Surah Anfal and Surah Towbah)

 If a person recites the word in front of a Muslim in the field of Jihad, or if a call to prayer is heard from a village, then Jihad (battle) cannot be waged against them.

 Judaism: The purpose of Jihad in Judaism is only to acquire land and property, even if a person wants to convert to J

udaism to save his life, it is permissible to kill him.  (M.J.65) (The Book of Istah: Chapter: 20, Verse: 10-18)

39- Food

 Islam: It is permissible to eat every good thing in Islam, even camels and rabbits are allowed.  (Al-Maida verse: 4)

 Judaism: In Judaism it is not permissible to eat camels and rabbits, nor is it permissible to eat fruit that has been plucked from a tree that is less than three years old.  (Book of Leviticus)

 40- Hunting

 Islam: Hunting of halal animals is permissible in Islam.  (M-N Islamic Jurisprudence)

 Judaism: Hunting is not permitted in Judaism because of hunting problems.  (M.J.74)

 41- Slaughter

 Islam: Islam makes it permissible to eat the meat of halal animals slaughtered by the hands of a Jew.  (Being People of the Book) (Al-Maida verse: 5)

 Judaism: Judaism does not permit a Jew to eat even a halal animal slaughtered by a Muslim.  (M.J.74)

 42- Use of alcohol

 Islam: Islam prohibits the consumption of alcohol, be it more or less.  (Surah al-Maida verse: 91-92)

 Judaism: According to the Torah, Judaism declares alcohol to be haram (Book of Leviticus: Chapter: 10, Verse: 9), but according to the Talmud, the rabbis have different opinions on the use of alcohol here, some declare it absolutely haram and others.  It is permissible to drink in small quantities.  (M.J.79-80).

 43- General law

 Islam: Islam is a simple religion, its rules are so simple that it can be followed anywhere in the world.

 Judaism: Jewish common law is very strict.  (Surah Inam: 47) (M.J.78)

 44- Religious affairs

 Islam: In Islam, religious matters are easy, for example, on Friday, it is not permissible to do any worldly work from the first call to prayer on Friday to the time of performing the Friday prayer (Surah Juma, verse 9).  -11) (M-N Islamic Jurisprudence, chapter on prayer)

 Judaism: But in Judaism, from sunset on Friday to sunset on Saturday, one cannot do any worldly work, not even turning on and off the electricity switch etc.  (Book of Creation: Chapter: 2, Verse: 2) (M.J. 80-81-82)

 45- Attendance of Muslim and Jew in the temple

 Islam: In Islam, one can sit anywhere in the mosque for prayer or dhikr or recitation etc.  (M-N Islamic Jurisprudence: Chapter on Prayer)

 Judaism: There is not even a name for equality in Judaism, seats are reserved for elders and even places of worship are inherited.  (M.J.81-82)

 46- Religious education

 Islam: In Islam, religious education is compulsory for both men and women, as per the hadith of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) “Al-Ilam Faridah Ali Kal Muslim”.

 Judaism: The commandment of the Torah is to educate your sons.  For this reason, women are discriminated against in religious education in Judaism, even according to some rabbis, teaching a woman Torah is like setting fire to wood.  Because in the Bible, Prophets are also presented as adulterers, deceivers and liars.  (M.J.93-94).

 47- Satan

 Islam: Satan deceived Adam and Eve and fed them forbidden tree.  (Surah A'raf verse 20)

 Judaism: Instead of Satan, the serpent deceived Eve and the tree was a forbidden toy. (Book of Creation: Chapter: 2-3)

48- Education

 Islam: The teaching of Islam is universal and international.  Mandatory for both men and women as evidenced by Surah Al-Iqra and Hadith "Al-Ilam Faridah".

 Judaism: The education of Judaism is limited especially to the Bani Israel and even among the Bani Israel religious education is only for men, religious education for women is not favored because this is the order of the Torah to educate your sons.  .  (M.J. 95) (Book of Talmud. Book of Exceptions: Chapter: 11, Verse: 19)

 49- Education and women general principle

 Islam: It is obligatory for a man to educate his children, both religious and secular education, education is included.  For this reason the following women came to the fore in Islamic history:

 (1) Hazrat Aisha Siddiqa (wife of the Messenger of Allah, may God bless him and grant him peace) (2) Hazrat Umm Hani, (3) Umm Kulthum, (4) Hazrat Fatima, (5) Maryam and Fatima who ․․․  University was the institution of Masjidah, (6) Maulana Azad Hindi's mother, (7) Jamila, who left Judaism and entered Islam, is also a big name in the field of education.

 Judaism: 1- The first saying is that it is necessary for a man to teach his daughter Torah.

 2- The second view is that whoever teaches his daughter Torah is like teaching his daughter dirty things.

 3- The third opinion is that it is better to burn the Torah instead of teaching the Torah to a woman.

 4- The fourth opinion is that when a woman asked a rabbi about the golden calf, she was scolded and told that a woman has no service in education, her only job is to use the spindle.

 5- Jewish scholars forbade common education for women because it caused the moral degradation of women in Greece and Rome to the point that it became unbearable.

 Due to the above reasons, there have not been many famous and well-known educated women among Jewish women.  (M.J.)

 50- Position of a woman

 Islam: Islam gives the woman her rightful place only because of the structure, the powers are somewhat less than that of the man;  But the general teaching is that "For men, there is a reward for what is done, and for women, there is a reward for what is done for them" (Surah An-Nisaa: Ruku: 5) and "Whoever acts righteously, who is remembered or who is a believer, then they will enter Paradise."

 Judaism: The woman is accused of having seduced Adam and fed him the fruit of the forbidden tree.  Therefore, she was the first to commit the sin, that is, the woman is blamed for the beginning of the sin.  As a punishment, a man has been made a ruler over her.  (Book of Creation: Chapter: 2-3) The woman usually gives thanks to God by saying that thanks be to God who made me according to his will and the man says that God is thankful that you did not make me a woman.  has made  (M.J.)

51- Polygamy

 Islam: According to Islam, it is permissible for ordinary Muslims to marry only four women at a time, except for the Prophet (peace be upon him). (Surah Nisa: Ruku: 1)

 Judaism: According to Judaism, the first saying is that there is no limit to the number of wives.  The second word is only up to four.  The third view is that it is necessary to divorce the first wife for the second marriage.  Fourthly, in this era, influenced by Europe and America, Jews have apparently stopped polygamy.

 52- The journey of women

 Islam: In Islam, no woman can go on a long journey without a mahram even if it is a Hajj journey.  It is good to have Muharram even for small and short journeys.  (M-N Islamic Jurisprudence: Chapter Hajj)

 Judaism: A woman can travel without a veil and it is believed that she will protect herself.  (M.J.)

 53- Togetherness of man and woman

 Islam: A man can go to bed with his woman at any time except during menstruation and nifas.

 Judaism: In Judaism, he cannot have sex with his wife for seven more days apart from menstruation.  (M.J.)

 54- Sexual matters

 Islam: In Islam, a man can discuss sexual matters with his wife.

 Judaism: It is not permissible to mention sexual matters in Judaism.  (M.J.)

 55- International laws

 Islam: Being an international religion, Islam fully obeys international laws.  (Surat al-Mutahnah verse: 7-8-9)

 Judaism: Being an ethnic religion, Judaism is exempt from international laws.  Only the opportunity is seen.

56- Ismail (peace be upon him) and his mother

 Islam: According to Islam, Hazrat Ibrahim (peace be upon him) used to leave Hazrat Ismail (peace be upon him) and his mother in the valley of Ghir-Zi-Zara (Makkah), so that the house of Allah would be settled and prayer would be established.  (Surah Ibrahim)

 Ismail (peace be upon him) was not deprived of the inheritance of Hazrat Ibrahim (peace be upon him) nor was he expelled from the house because of Hazrat Sarai.

 Judaism: Hadhrat Ibrahim (peace be upon him) was compelled by Hagar's statement that Ismail would not get anything from the inheritance of Abraham (peace be upon him) and that Ismail (peace be upon him) had laughed at his younger brother Isaac (peace be upon him) in his youth.  And his mother was expelled from the house by Hazrat Ibrahim (peace be upon him).  (book creation)

 57- Memorization of the Torah

 Islam: In Islam, the Holy Qur'an was written from the very first day and every verse that was revealed to the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) was written down immediately.  About forty men were responsible for writing the revelation.  And the memorization of this book was also practiced from the very first day because the virtues of memorizing the Qur'an were greatly described by the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him).  (Virtues of the Qur'an: Maulana Zakaria, Uloom al-Qur'an Balgrami Sahib, former Dean, Faculty of Religion, Aligarh)

 Judaism: According to the Torah, Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him) had only one copy of the Torah, it was not lawful to memorize it, but it was read in front of the people every seventh year, just like Uzair himself after the exile of the Jews from Babylon.  On his return, he recited the Torah in front of the people in Jerusalem.  (Book of exception: Kitab Uzair)

 58- Reaction of divine actions

 Islam: Allah Ta'ala does not repent after punishing the wrongdoers and often this verse or its equivalent words are found "Wama zalamhum Allah wilkan kanwa anfsham yazilmun" ․

 Judaism: Allah Almighty repents even after punishing the wrongdoers, as happened on the occasion of Noah's flood.  (Book of Creation, Noah's Flood)

59- Address to humans

 Islam: The Holy Qur'an addresses man himself, Muslims, infidels and all mankind.  For example, "Hal Ati Ali Al-Insan" or "Ya Iha Al-Dhin Aminwa" or "Ya Iha Naas" (Surah Ham Sajdah, Surah Al-Dahr, Surah Baqarah, Surah A'raf)

 Judaism: Judaism mostly refers to the Jews in terms of Bani Israel, as is often the case in the Torah.  As evidenced by the words of the Jewish faith "Shema".  For example, it has been said...  Sheema Yashroel O Israel listen!  (book exception)

 60- Calendar

 Islam: There is no Leap Year in Islam, i.e. the increase or decrease in the days of a month depends only on the appearance of the moon.  Human intervention does not take place in it.

 Judaism: In Judaism, Leap Year is considered and every nineteenth year the month of Adar is increased by seven times.  Which makes the calculation the same as the English calendar.  That is 365 days.  (Helley's Hand Book holy bible)

 61- Circumcision

 Islam: Circumcision in Islam is the Sunnah of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), rather it is the Sunnah of Abraham.  According to the Book of Creation, Hazrat Ibrahim was circumcised at the age of 99 years, since then this order is considered as the Sunnah of the Prophets, so it is practiced in Islam till now and will continue to be, God willing.

 Judaism: Even in Judaism, circumcision was practiced until a few centuries after Jesus;  But due to the growing influence of Christianity, circumcision was banned after St. Paul, so today this Abrahamic tradition has disappeared even among Jews.  (Acts of the Apostles, Modern Testament)

 

 

 

 

62_Books

 

Islam: The most important book of Islam is the Holy Quran. And after that is the stage of hadith. There has not been any kind of distortion in the Holy Qur'an and it will not be possible because Allah has taken responsibility for it. (Surah Hujarat verse 7)

 

 

 

Judaism: The most important book in Judaism is the Torah followed by the Talmud. (Bible in various translations and especially G. M. Gregor author of (Bible in the Making) points out hundreds of distortions.

 

 

 

 

63_Malaika (Angel)

 

 

 

Islam: In Islam, angels are considered completely innocent. (Surah Tahrim verses 5-6)

 

Judaism: In Judaism, angels are not considered innocent. (Book of Genesis Chapters 1-6)

 

 

64_Ismail and Ishaq (peace be upon them).

 

 

Islam: Islam considers both Ishmael and Ishaq as prophets and regards both of them very favorably, as evidenced by many surahs and verses of the Holy Qur'an and mentions both of them as worthy to follow and examples of guidance. (Al-Safaat - Surah Al-An'am: 100-113)

 

 

Judaism: Judaism regards Isaac (peace be upon him) as the forefather of Bani Israel and honors him very much, but remembers Hazrat Ismail (peace be upon him) with very bad and ugly words, as proven by the creation of the Torah book. His hand is against each person and each person's hand is against him, that is, it is as if Allah has presented Hazrat Ismail (peace be upon him) as an example of enmity. (book creation)