With over 1.5 billion followers worldwide, Islam is the second-largest and one of the fastest-growing religions in the world. As an aid for comparative religion studies, the Islamic Studies Collection brings together 34-volumes that provide an extensive background on the Islamic faith, its founder and prophet Muhhamad, and its relation to the Bible, Jesus Christ, and Christianity.

The substance of this book was delivered in a course of lectures at the College of Missions in Indianapolis, Indiana. Revised and extended, the following lectures are included: • Numbers and Distribution • Spread of Islam • Some Struggles of Islam and Christianity • The Strength of Islam • Islam and the Ottoman Empire • Pan-Islamism • The Great War and Islam • Foundations of Belief and Practice • Mohammedan and Christian Conceptions of God • Common Grounds...

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