God Almighty, His Attributes, and Forms of His Communication with Human Beings

In this comprehensive work, Dr. Hoda Farid delivers an analytical and comparative study exploring one of the central themes in theology: the conception of God, His Attributes, and the mechanisms of Divine-human connection within the three Abrahamic faiths (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam).
The book examines the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament, and the Quran, alongside their respective theological and exegetical traditions. It investigates fundamental concepts such as Divine Transcendence, Incarnation, and Revelation. Furthermore, it deconstructs various modes of Divine communication—including prophecy, divine speech, manifestations, and visions—providing a nuanced, scholarly perspective that bridges textual analysis with comparative religious studies.

Read it for a rigorous comparative exploration of Abrahamic theology that clarifies the commonalities and critical differences in how Judaism, Christianity, and Islam conceive the Divine and His revelation to humanity.

Essential for students and scholars of comparative religion, theology, philosophy, Islamic studies, and readers interested in interfaith theological analysis.