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Double standard to christianize article[edit]

Neutality? All article is one sided and neglects islamic views. Wikipedians should use both views. 1. Islam is first religion according to Islam as another user explained and christianity is first religion according to christianity 2. If christianity is first religion, it will be wrong to write christian views of Islam. Because supposedly christianity is first religion how it has views about Islam. And If it has then how can predate Islam. Rather they are not religios views rather the opinions of Islamophic people. If there is any real reformist who considers both religions equal?

Semi-protected edit request on 3 July 2020[edit]

Kumar, Santosh (2019), Salvation: In the Light of the Cross and the Crescent, Notion Press, ISBN 9781647604974

The article does not talk about the Crusades[edit]

One of the biggest conflicts in history between Muslims and Christians were the Crusades, but the article doesn't talk about them much. It does have a link on the bottom to the article about the Crusades, but in the sections about history between the religions it barely mentioned anything about them. 64.124.38.140 (talk) 14:03, 20 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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