Interfaith Dynamics

• Prof. Dr. Mūhāmmād Sultan Shah

  Dean, Faculty of Languages and Oriental Studies, GCU, Lahore

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This study examines the complex historical and modern dynamics that define Muslim-Christian relations, tracing their development from early contacts to modern interfaith relations. As a result of theological differences, the relationship is also shaped by mutual histories, political interactions, and cultural exchange, with the outcome being a cycle of cooperation and conflict between these two world religions that has varied over time. Through a reading of source texts, historical events, and modern interfaith initiatives, the study offers a comprehensive view of how cooperation and tension have shaped the two religious communities. Of greatest concern is the promise of future cooperation founded upon mutual respect and shared moral values.

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