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Interfaith

Living alongside Christians, Jews and people of other faiths. Short, honest answers for new Muslims.

Do Muslims believe in the Ten Commandments?

Yes, in spirit: Muslims believe God gave Moses commandments, and nearly all ten are taught in the Quran too. See the parallels.

No, Muslims don't believe in reincarnation. Islam teaches one life, then barzakh and resurrection on Judgment Day. Here's why.

Yes, Muslims believe in miracles, from Moses parting the sea to Jesus healing the sick. The Quran is seen as the greatest miracle.

Can your kids go to church with their grandparents? Sunday services: most say no; weddings or funerals: often yes, without joining rites.

Yes, Muslims believe in the Dajjal, the false messiah who appears before the end and is defeated by Jesus. Here's what hadith say.

Yes, Muslims believe in the devil, Iblis or Shaytan, a jinn who refused to bow to Adam. Learn what he can do and how to seek protection.

No, Muslims don't believe in original sin. Adam and Eve were forgiven, every baby is born pure, and no one carries another's sins.

Yes, but differently: Muslims believe the Holy Spirit (Ruh al-Qudus) is the angel Gabriel, who brought revelation. Honoured, not God.

No, Muslims don't believe in the Trinity. Islam teaches God is One with no son or partner. Here's what the Quran says about Jesus.

No, Muslims believe Muhammad is the last prophet, the seal of the prophets. Learn what this means and how Jesus' return fits in.

Yes, Muslims and Christians share many prophets, from Adam and Noah to Moses and Jesus. See who they are and where the two faiths differ.

Yes, Muslims believe in the virgin birth: Mary gave birth to Jesus without a father, by God's command, a sign of His power, not divinity.