The Abrahamic Vernacular

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The book explores the complex interactions among Jews, Christians, and Muslims, challenging the notion that their relationships are solely characterized by competition and exclusivity. It highlights how, despite historical rivalries, these faiths have engaged with one another to develop religious concepts, share sacred histories, and enhance rituals. Rather than viewing these exchanges as mere borrowing, the author suggests that they represent deeper entanglements and interconnectedness within Abrahamic traditions, offering a nuanced perspective on their shared heritage.