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The prophet Muhammad is thought to be one of the most influential figures in human history, but how should he be acknowledged by Christian culture? Bishop Kenneth Cragg attempts to give this question a direct answer.

An anthology that brings together writings from both Christian and Muslim faiths underlining their spiritual compatibility. This guide will be used as a personal devotion book of poetry or as a guide for school assemblies.

The crucial sequence of the Scriptures - alike in the Bible and the Qur'an - is through a cosmos created, for a creaturehood entrusted, by virtue of revelatory direction, mediated by prophet-hoods. This book explores the issues that unify...

Explores the taxing question of whether Christ-Learning should be an ongoing process by using examples of the critical and personal learning undertaken by minds exercised with scholarship, ecclesiology, poetry, the novel and sexuality. This book...

This study written by Bishop Kenneth Cragg, one of the world's leading Islamicists, is an introduction to the New Testament that takes into account the issues of central interest to Muslims. Exploring the significance of the figure of Jesus not only...

Taking the Muslim call to prayer as the starting point, this book unravels the significance of the muezzin's haunting cry, considering prophethood, prayer, politics and community to present an understanding of Islam.

That a Christian Jesus exists for historic faith is not in doubt - and is explored here with the help both of poetry and theology. The journey and the celebration of this book are about that "faith in the finding".

A profound and personal reflection on the theological and practical inter-relation of religious faiths and their communities. The author has wide experience in Christian dialogue within Judaism and contemporary Islam.