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The reason for the differences between the rulings of the Torah and of the Qur'aan

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Submitted by Ben Othman (Malaysia), May 28, 2012 at 04:04

A central belief of both Islam and Judaism is the belief in one God and the prohibition of the worship of idols.
The main difference between these two purely monotheistic religions is the book of each religion, the Koran and the Torah. How do the teachings of the Koran differ from the teachings of the Torah
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