The Quran: With or Against the Bible?: A Topic-by-Topic Review for the Investigative Mind - Softcover

Ejaz Naqvi, MD is a past president of  his Islamic center in San Francisco East Bay Area and has been actively involved in many other local Islamic centers in various capacities. He serves on the executive board of the Interfaith Council of Contra Costa County, California and is actively engaged in interfaith work. Dr Naqvi is on the advisory board of Abrahamic Alliance International, an interfaith organization whose purpose is to unite Jews, Christians and Muslims for active peace building and the relief of extreme poverty through educational empowerment and compassionate community service. He also serves on the Board of Directors of Islamic Scholarship Fund, a non-profit organization that aims to promote engagement of American Muslim students in mainstream through educational scholarships and mentorship programs. Dr. Ejaz Naqvi is the host of a radio talk show titled " Frank Talk with Dr. Ejaz- The Forum for Civil dialogue on Religion and Wellness" on Toginet Radio- an Internet radio station.
A practicing physician and a  "born-again Muslim" after reading the Quranic translation for the first time in its entirety about two decades ago, he has since then pondered over the verses of the Quran and discovered that many of its teachings remain arcane. Eager and in search of finding the common grounds, his subsequent study of the Quran and the Bible has led him to finding significant similarities in the teachings of the Scriptures, which he shares in this book.

"This is not just a candid and thought-provoking review of major topics in both the Bible and the Quran, but also a much-needed corrective. Reza Aslan. NY Times #1 bestselling Author of Zealot and No god but God"A beautiful rendering of the beliefs that unite the Abrahamic religions, It offers an understanding of Islam, Christianity and Judaism individually and in relation to each other. A work of scholarship, in-depth in its review; it challenges the mind, leaving the reader to draw its own conclusions."Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf. Chairman, The Cordoba Initiative, Author of Moving the Mountain.

"This book will become a primary tool for interfaith understanding through scriptural reasoning and the comparative study of religious text."   Rabbi Firestone. Prof. of Medieval Judaism and Islam, Hebrew Union College, Los Angeles " Dr Naqvi's pages help us appreciate the harmony and the differences we share."Michael Wolfe. Film Producer and Author of Taking Back Islam and One Thousand Roads to Mecca