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About The Book: Samuel M. Zwemer's The Moslem Doctrine of God (1905) offers a scholarly examination of Allah's character and attributes as presented in the Qur'an and Islamic tradition. Zwemer explores the Islamic concept of tawhid, emphasizing God's absolute oneness and indivisibility, which forms the foundation of Islamic monotheism. He delves into Allah's attributes, such as omnipotence, omniscience, and mercy, highlighting their significance in Islamic theology. The work contrasts these Islamic views with Christian theological perspectives, particularly focusing on the differences between the Islamic understanding of God and the Christian doctrine of the Trinity. Zwemer's analysis provides insight into the theological distinctions between Islam and Christianity, aiming to foster interfaith dialogue and understanding. About The Author: Samuel Marinus Zwemer (1867–1952), known as "The Apostle to Islam," was a pioneering American missionary, theologian, and scholar devoted to Christian outreach in Muslim-majority regions. A prolific author, Zwemer wrote extensively on Islam, including Arabia: The Cradle of Islam, The Moslem Christ, and Childhood in the Moslem World. His works combined ethnographic detail with evangelical zeal, aiming to expose the spiritual, social, and moral conditions of the Islamic world while urging Christian missions. Deeply committed to interfaith engagement, Zwemer believed Christianity offered the ultimate answer to Islam’s challenges and emphasized prayer, cultural understanding, and strategic mission work in Muslim contexts. The Title 'The Moslem Doctrine of God: An Essay on the Character and Attributes of Allah According to the Koran and Orthodox Tradition written/authored/edited by Samuel M. Zwemer', published in the year 1905. The ISBN 9789371696746 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 128 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of t