Alike in Creation: A Comparative Study of the Rights of the Religious Other in Islam, Christianity, Hinduism & Buddhism

The book Alike in Creation: A Comparative Study of the Rights of the Religious Other in Islam, Christianity, and Hinduism presents an ethical charter for confronting the complex challenges of coexistence in the contemporary world, drawing upon the three great religious traditions of Islam, Christianity, and Hinduism. In an era when extremism, ignorance, and divisive policies threaten world peace and human dignity more than ever before, the neglect of the spiritual and ethical dimensions of human relations poses a serious danger. This book endeavors to open a new path for religious leaders, policymakers, researchers, and the general public by offering solutions grounded in fundamental ethical principles, so that in their intercultural and interreligious interactions, they may think beyond short-term political or sectarian interests. The primary approach of this collection is comparative and inter-traditional, which re-examines the question of "the Other" within a moral and spiritual horizon by relying on the rich heritage of these three spiritual traditions.

Authored by: Ela Gandhi, Farha Iman, Ilia Veviurko, Joseph Ellul, Mohammad Sahhaf Kashani, Mujeeb Ahmad, Prasert Suksaskawin, S. Mostafa Daryabari, Vladimir Nikolaevich Rogatin.