Islam, Christianity, and Judaism all worship the exact same god
That’s definitely the Islamic view. I doubt if many Christians or Jews would agree.
“Abdulrahman” just translates to “servant of God”
Well, only indirectly. It means “servant of the Compassionate,” where “the Compassionate” is one of the 99 names of God. All of the hyphenated Abdul- names are followed by one of the 99 names.
they’d see it talks about Jesus more than literally anyone else
Second-most mentions are of Maryam, better known in the west as the Blessed Virgin Mary. There’s much more about the BVM in the Qur’an than in the New Testament.
That’s definitely the Islamic view. I doubt if many Christians or Jews would agree.
Well, only indirectly. It means “servant of the Compassionate,” where “the Compassionate” is one of the 99 names of God. All of the hyphenated Abdul- names are followed by one of the 99 names.
Second-most mentions are of Maryam, better known in the west as the Blessed Virgin Mary. There’s much more about the BVM in the Qur’an than in the New Testament.