Allah Is Not the One True God by Dr. Maxwell Shimba
In Allah Is Not the One True God, Dr. Maxwell Shimba challenges the widely held belief that the God of the Bible and the deity worshipped in Islam as Allah are one and the same. Through a rigorous examination of historical records, scriptural texts, and theological arguments, Dr. Shimba unveils critical differences that set Jehovah, the God of the Bible, apart from Allah. By tracing Allah's origins to pre-Islamic Arabian traditions, the author reveals how cultural and pagan influences shaped Islamic theology, raising essential questions about its alignment with biblical truth.
Dr. Shimba delves deeply into the Quran's portrayal of Allah, exploring inconsistencies in attributes such as justice, love, and truth when compared to the God of the Bible. With careful analysis, he addresses controversial topics, including Allah's anthropomorphic descriptions, the Quran's omission of God's covenant name Jehovah, and the historical practices that reflect a divergence from biblical monotheism. Each chapter presents thought-provoking insights that challenge readers to consider the theological foundations of Islam.
Allah Is Not the One True God is a bold and thought-provoking work that equips readers to understand the distinctions between Islam and Christianity. It serves as a resource for theologians, historians, and believers seeking to defend the truth of the Bible while engaging in meaningful dialogue with the Islamic faith. Dr. Maxwell Shimba invites readers to explore the uniqueness of the God of the Bible and to stand firm in their faith, grounded in scripture and historical evidence.