One God One Religion: With Reference To The Holy Qur'an and Hindu Scriptures

One God One Religion explores the idea of monotheism by drawing comparative references from the Holy Qur'an and Hindu scriptures, examining shared themes around the oneness of the Divine.

The book approaches interfaith dialogue through textual comparison, looking at how different scriptural traditions address the concept of a single, supreme God. Written for readers interested in comparative religion, it offers a way to understand common ground between Islamic and Hindu religious thought without conflating their distinct theological positions. A useful title for students of interfaith studies and anyone curious about how major world religions each approach the question of God.