Sources of the Four Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John) by خالد موسى الحسيني, أمل عجيل الحسناوي

“…Perhaps the sources of the Gospels are one of the most important of these problems. …”
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Alterations in the Torah and the Gospels in the light of the Quran Karim: An Objective Study by Zaid M. Abu Zayed

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ختمِ نبوت تورات و انجیل کى تعلیمات کى روشنى میں-Seal of Prophet-hood in the Light of Torah & Gospel by فوزیہ اقبال, پروفیسر ڈاکٹر عطاء اللہ فیضی

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El ‘texto arcaico’ de los evangelios andalusíes y sus posteriores revisiones, notas de diacronía textual. [The 'archaic text' of the Andalusian Gospels and their later revisions, notes on textual diachrony] by Juan Pedro MONFERRER SALA

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The Problem of the Identity of Jesus as “Son of God” in the New Testament by Zafer Duygu

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The story of Moses and its Artistic style method in the European Manuscripts painting from 13th – 17th A.D by Hany Mohamed Mohamed Sabry, Alaa Niazy Mohammed

“…Which he transmitted from previous time periods, as we find in the story of Moses in the continuation of drawing the stick and his horns; The story of Moses is depicted not only in the Gospels or the Old Testament but is also included in the Haggadah or Haggadah books. …”
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TEACHINGS OF JESUS A.S. IN QURAN AND CONTEMPORARY CHRISTIANITY by Abdul Hameed Arain, Mukhtiar Khandro

“…Shortly, Almighty Allah blessed them with a Prophet Jesus A.S with his religious book “Gospel” for their guidance. As Prophet Jesus departed from this world, his followers distorted his teachings; even they adopted those things which the prophet strictly prohibited. …”
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The Ecclesiastical Symbols in Romanesque Art by Lina Mohamed Salah, Rasha Abdel Moneim, Hany Mohamed Mohamed Sabry

“…The research addresses the concept of Romanesque art, the symbolic connotations, and meanings of Christianity in ecclesiastical architectural design by reviewing several images from different countries of Romanesque architectural elements such as church planning in the form of a Latin cross, which symbolizes the redemptithe on of Christ, and analyzing the reasons for the direction of most churches to the East according to the Gospel and in the interpretations of the early church fathers. …”
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Allegorical Language in the Holy Quran A Semiotic Interpretation of Surat Al-Hujurat by Ibrahim A. El-Hussari

“… Scholars, including both Muslim and non-Muslim philologists and anthropologists, tend to agree that the Muslim holy book, Al- Quran[1], is not an easy text to read, understand and interpret, much more so than any other holy text available, say The Torah or The Gospel. However, for an open-minded scholar, to interpret Al-Quran is to experience an either pleasant or unpleasant encounter with all that it holds. …”
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