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A 3-part image: Moses depicted with his tablet, Jesus with a halo and bible, and Muhammed with disciples seated near him

Moses, the Teacher — Jesus, the Christ — Muhammed, the Final Prophet

Three webinars on their role and function in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

Presenters:

Rabbi Elliot Dorff, Ph.D.
American Jewish University

Reinhard Krauss, Ph.D.
AFJCIS

Muzammil Siddiqi, Ph.D.
Islamic Society of Orange County

Responders:

Cheryl Stone
American Jewish University

Kienan Taweil
Loyola Marymount University

Casey Crouch
UCLA

Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad are considered central figures in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam respectively. Despite the seeming similarity, the three religious traditions actually differ considerably in their understanding of the role and function of these key figures. The trialogues will explore their respective religious significance and their relevance for today.

The purpose of the trialogues is to explore both commonalities and differences between the three religious traditions.

Each webinar will include a presentation by our panelists, a discussion with the responders, and questions from the audience.

Co-Sponsored by:

logo: IslamiCity — Explore. Connect. Elevate.
logo: Academy for Judaic, Christian, and Islamic Studies

Watch the recording:

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3