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

Nabeel Qureshi evaluates the divergent truth claims of Islam and Christianity by comparing historical and theological evidence. He structures the investigation around two primary questions: whether Islam and Christianity are fundamentally the same, and whether the case for the Gospel or the Quran is stronger. Qureshi analyzes the reliability of the New Testament against the historical origins of the Hadith and the Sira. He contrasts the doctrine of the Trinity with the Islamic concept of Tawhid while scrutinizing the crucifixion of Jesus and the prophethood of Muhammad through a forensic lens.

This book is intended for students of apologetics and individuals examining the tension between Eastern and Western religious frameworks. Readers often use this text to understand the rigorous logic required to transition from one faith tradition to another. It provides a technical comparison of scriptural integrity and historical methodology. Those who finish the book gain a clear inventory of the arguments used to defend the deity of Christ and the counter-arguments presented by Islamic scholars regarding the integrity of the Bible.