Covenant, Religious Identity and Ethics Across Three Traditions
By Ahmad Ramay · Published by DarALHamd · 38 pages · English · Adult research.
About this book
The phrase “Judeo-Christian values” can describe a shared heritage, but does it capture every important relationship among Judaism, Christianity and Islam? Ahmad Ramay’s comparative research essay examines covenant, religious membership, Mary and Jesus, human dignity, treatment of outsiders and warfare. It argues that the relationships change with the question being asked, and that a single civilisational label can obscure significant connections and disagreements.
Central conclusion
The author argues for a comparison organised by specific dimensions rather than a single all-purpose label. Shared ethical commitments coexist with major theological and legal disagreements. The responsible task is to identify the passage, its context, the interpretation being advanced and the limits of the evidence, while respecting the dignity of the people whose traditions are being examined.
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Edition and scope
A selected-source comparative research essay for adult readers, published as a short monograph. This edition includes additional source locators and explicit research limitations. It is not a critical manuscript edition, an exhaustive account of the three traditions or an independently peer-reviewed study.
Free digital edition, November 2026. Copyright © 2026 Ahmad Ramay. Free access does not transfer copyright in the original work or quoted source material.
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