No God but One: Allah or Jesus?: A Former Muslim Investigates the Evidence for Islam and Christianity

Highly recommend - great read and worth it for all Christian’s to read and get this perspective.

Excellent read! Informative, well-balanced argumentation and the level of detail and research is perfect. Qureshi's writing style is so eloquent and this book is a comprehensive look at a very devisive subject, a debate that rages between Christian & Muslim apologists across the world. Qureshi's life experience give him a unique take on the subject. Worth a read if you're at all initerested in the matter of God: whether from a Christian or Islamic stand point.

I think the author did a fantastic job in explaining the most 'hot' topics about Islam but I was even more surprised how clear he explained the Christian faith and it's pillar. I found it easy to read and I don't you need to read it from back to back (tho I did). Each chapter is explained and answered individually which makes it easy to hold on the information. This is probably one the best books to read about the differences between Christianity and Islam The book is full of notes where the reader can go further For further checks Recommended

A very careful analysis of the evidence for Islam and Christianity by a man who started life as a Muslim and became a Christian. Even for Christians it helps to refocus what the gospel is about and it would certainly help as background knowledge in discussions with Muslim friends

This book gives good insight into Islam and the beliefs held. It will also help in knowing how to reach out to Muslims with the good news of the kingdom of God and the Way into the kingdom - Jesus.

Quite happy with the book.

Christians tend to read books and argue the facts. Muslims comment on these books and argue from emotion - read the comments. And this subject is emotive to Muslims because Nabeel left Islam and became a Christian. Had the LORD not taken him up into Glory, Nabeel could have gone on to bring us many more insightful books. Our loss if God's Great Gain. Nabeel's story begins as a Muslim who encounters David Wood, who is at the beginning of his journey into his Apologetics Ministry. They debate and share evidences for years. Eventually Nabeel concludes that Christianity is the True Religion and leaves Islam and all that this means, such as family, friends, community and the rituals. It is very sad that this has to happen and was a trying time for Nabeel. This isn't a hugely Academic work, so it is easily read. It is also very insightful regards Islam. Nabeel was a more gentle man after his conversion and had some interesting debates. Sadly, it seems he could have matured into an excellent speaker and gone on to write some classics no doubt. Why buy? Get some insight into Islam and whether or not, "All gods are the same."

Excellent book if you want to understand the theological difference between Christianity and Islam, written by a former Muslim. Written simply and directly so you don't have to be a theologian to understand him but you will need an interest in both subjects. His other book 'Seeking Allah, finding Jesus' is more moving and a heart wrenching read that also helps one understand the differences and what changed his thinking. Written sensitively and passionately without polemic - this is a good read even if you are not that interested in the differences as his life story is poured into it.

Praise God to the life of Nabeel. His legacy lives on thru his books! More power!

The author has dealt with the topic as an objective person who looks in the matter would do based on the historical evidences and the the related nuances

Este libro, no solo para comprender el islam, da nueva luz para entender nuestra religión (cristianismo) desde una perspectiva comparativa con otras doctrinas. Excelente lectura.

The author presents his work as the sincere outcome of convictions shaped over a long intellectual and spiritual journey that gradually led him from Islam to Christianity, stating in direct and unequivocal terms that his conclusions do not arise from any impulsive rupture, but from a sustained and methodologically rigorous inquiry. Throughout his exposition, he develops a broad historical analysis in which he demonstrates that certain beliefs frequently repeated within Islam do not withstand careful documentary and comparative examination, especially when confronted with primary sources and established academic research, while applying the same standard of rigor to Christianity, thus avoiding any form of prior favoritism or premature judgment. The argumentative path, though dense, reveals internal coherence and logical progression, ultimately leading the reader to the conclusion that Jesus is, in light of converging evidence and testimony, truly “God with us,” and that Christianity, by virtue of its revelatory structure and the centrality of Christ, stands as “the way, the truth, and the life.”

"No God But One: Allah or Jesus?" By Nabeel Qureshi I really enjoyed reading this book! It was written from a unique perspective and was extremely helpful laying out many similarities and differences between Islam and Christianity in an objective and loving way. Dr. Qureshi gives you enough in depth material to consider this subject from numerous angles. This is an excellent read for Muslims, Christians, and those just trying to understand the differences between the two. In Dr. Qureshi's first book, "Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus", you will find the story of a young man in college who was bold and outspoken about his Muslim faith. Through his four years of college he lived life and debated intensely about faith with his Christian friend, David. This conversion story is well worth a read! In his current book, Dr. Qureshi, investigates the evidence for Islam and Christianity. Dr. Qureshi has a unique perspective, having grown up as a Muslim but now a Christian, after four years of investigation regarding the truth claims of both Islam and Christianity. His research was deep and thorough and included the use of original documents. While he desperately wanted Islam to be true, the religion he devoted so much to and loved, he desired the truth more. His findings are fasciniating and relevant. In addition, this book is respectfully and intelligently written with love for both Muslims and Christians. While none of us can be truly 100% objective, I have great respect for Dr. Qureshi and his continued efforts throughout the book to act and think as an objective investigator and I feel he has been extremely successful. You will not find the angry rhetoric that is prevelant in our society today, but rather a love for all as image bearers of God with a realistic look at our sinful nature. The book is an in-depth look at the differences between Islam and Christianity and will certainly help you grow in your understanding of both Islam and Christianity. I was surprised at how much I learned, especially about Islam. The book answers questions many are seeking in today's world of 9-11 and suicide bombers. What is the difference between the Koran and the Bible, Mohammed and Jesus, Jihad and the crusades? He looks deeply into the issues of whether we can know if Islam is true and he uses the same analysis for Christianity. Is Islam a religion of peace? Do Christians and Muslims worship the same god? There is a lot of meat in this book, but Dr. Qureshi is well-educated and well-spoken enough to unpack it for us in an understandable way. While the book is very readable, it takes time to digest, unless you are very familiar with the material. This book took me longer to read than another book this same size, but I thoroughly enjoyed it because it didn't leave me asking lots of questions that were not addressed. In addition, as a Christian it helped me to examine my faith more thoroughly and grow more deeply through examining the truth claims of both Islam and Christianity. I would definitely recommend this book! I know I'll be re-reading it!