Religion and State from the perspective of Thomas Aquinas and Khawaja Nasir al-Din Tusi by Behrooz Sedghi shamir

“…Khawaja Nasir and his contemporary, Thomas Aquinas, are two prominent philosophers and theologians belonging to Abrahamic religions (Islam and Christianity). Considered as rationalistic and proactive, both scholars discussed religion and state in their works. …”
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Phenomenology of Quranic Corporeality and Affect: A Concrete Sense of Being Muslim in the World by Valerie Gonzalez

“…It is a matter to ponder that, among the three Abrahamic monotheisms, Islam places the greatest ontotheological distance between the human and the divine. …”
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Selected historical anecdotes on the Muslim and Christian initiatives for promoting peaceful coexistence by Suraya Sintang, Khadijah Mohd Khambali@Hambali, Romzi Ationg, Halina Sendera Mohd. Yakin, Syamsul Azizul Marinsah

“…The two most popular Abrahamic religions, Islam and Christianity, accounts for more than half of the two world population and the majority of intra and inter faith is traced to the two religions. …”
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The roles of spirituality and morality in human capital development by Haroon Ali Gindo, Zakaria Stapa, Muhammad Hakimi Mohd. Shafiai

“…The method of the study is qualitative; it analyzes the perspectives of the conventional economist and that of the theologians of Abrahamic Religions Islam, Christianity and Judaism on what constitute ‘Human-self’ and human ‘Innate abilities’ that are vital for Human Capital Development Programs. …”
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The Role of Islam in Decent Care for People with Stigmatized Diseases: An Evaluation via the Concept of Human Dignity by Fatumetul Zehra Guldas

“…Whereas, as in other Abrahamic religions, Islam says that human dignity originates from God, and considers human as valuable only because it is human. …”
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