Relationship Between Judaism And Islam

The Invention and use of paper affect the development of Islamic civilization by allowing them to communicate through writing and reaching people easier. Also, the invention of paper allowed Muslims a better source to write on and a better way of spreading laws and knowledge thru writings. Islam stared around the Early 700 C.E. As Islam spread throughout the Middle East, North Africa, and Asia; Muslims started the development of teaching Islam to the people. The Muslims only talked to the people about what Muhammad was teaching. So, about the time Islam was spreading, the Chinese was inventing the use of paper. The Chinese was not using paper to write on, but for other uses. When the Muslims invaded Asia, they notice paper. During that era
To my understanding, Islam is not much different from Judaism. Both religions confess to believe in the same God. Both religions pray to the same God but in different ways. Judaism and Islam go way back to the time of Abraham. It is said that Isaac is the father of Judaism and Ishmael is the father of Islam. During the time of the war between the two faiths, Islam were spreading and branching out. All over the Middle East, the Jewish faith were embroiled in all types of warring, especially against the Muslims faith. The two faiths did not get along with each other. Islamic warriors defeated the Jewish warriors and the Jewish people were expelled. Some Jewish people converted to the Islamic faith and the relationship and their beliefs were never the same. Also, one of the reasons why they fought was because of their faith and trying to control the Dome of the Rock. Both faiths felt they had the right to own the Dome of the Rock. So, I personally believe this is the reason why both faiths disagree and do not trust each other. This particular behavior has been occurring for a long time and still is going on during the 21st century. I am very doubtful that both religions will ever find peace with each other, when both Judaism and Islam follow the torah and the teaching of all the