The Christian Moses: From Philo to the Qur'an

This work explores the multifaceted depiction of Moses across various religious traditions, specifically focusing on the evolution of his character within Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. Through a detailed examination of historical texts and interpretations, the authors unravel how Moses has been portrayed differently through the lenses of Philo's Jewish philosophy to the interpretations found in the Qur'an.

By tracing the arc of Moses' representation, the authors reveal the complexities and divergences that have emerged over the centuries. They delve into both theological and cultural influences, highlighting how Moses has been a pivotal figure in shaping religious identities and narratives. This comprehensive analysis invites readers to reflect on the significant role that interpretation plays in religious history and the ways in which sacred figures adapt to the evolving beliefs of their followers.