Alireza Farsinezhad; Seyyed Mohammad Hashem Pourmoula; Ali Taheri Dehnavi
Abstract
The comprehensive concept of God has been debated in various books of the divine religions; in the Muslim Qur'an titled "Allah", in the Avesta Zoroastrian holy book entitled "Ahura Mazda"; in the Jewish holy book, Torat, entitled "Jehovah " In the Gospel of the Christian holy book, entitled "heavenly ...
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The comprehensive concept of God has been debated in various books of the divine religions; in the Muslim Qur'an titled "Allah", in the Avesta Zoroastrian holy book entitled "Ahura Mazda"; in the Jewish holy book, Torat, entitled "Jehovah " In the Gospel of the Christian holy book, entitled "heavenly Father". The present study seeks to determine whether all of the titles refer to one fact and are completely consistent or that there are differences. For this purpose, a descriptive-analytical-comparative method compares the various titles of the concept of God in the scriptures of other divine religions with the title of the concept of God in the Qur'an ("Allah") and has concluded that However, all of these titles point to one truth, and they all represent the holistic concept of God in that religion but in the scriptures of other divine religions, there are many distinctions with the Qur'an in describing the essence, attributes and verbs of God. The comprehensive concept of God in the Qur'an expresses a truth that is unique
