Interfaith Webinar (Part 3): Muhammad, The Final Prophet

Category: Faith & Spirituality, Featured, Highlights Topics: Interfaith, Prophet Muhammad (S) Channel: Interfaith Views: 1035
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Interfaith Webinar (Nov 17, 2021): Muhammad, The Final Prophet

Moses, Jesus, and Muhammed are considered central figures in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam respectively. Despite the seeming similarity, the three religious traditions actually differ considerably in their understanding of the role and function of these key figures.

The Trialogues will explore their respective religious significance and their relevance for today.

The purpose of the trialogues is to explore both commonalities and differences between the three religious traditions.

Each webinar will include a presentation by our panelists, a discussion with the responders, and questions from the audience.

Part 3: Muhammad, The Final Prophet by Dr. Muzammil Siddiqi

Muzammil Siddiqi is the Imam and Religious Director of the Islamic Society of Orange County, Garden Grove. He also chairs the Fiqh Council of North America and the Islamic Shura Council of Southern California, and is Adjunct Professor of Islamic Studies at Chapman University, Orange, California

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  Category: Faith & Spirituality, Featured, Highlights
  Topics: Interfaith, Prophet Muhammad (S)  Channel: Interfaith
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