عقيدة المشركين واليهيود والنصارى

This text examines the theological frameworks of polytheists, Jews, and Christians as presented through an Islamic scriptural lens. It details how Arab polytheists acknowledged God’s creative power while simultaneously practicing idolatry, misidentifying angels as divine daughters, and rejecting the concept of resurrection. The source further describes the Jewish perspective, highlighting accusations of attributing human flaws to the Creator and the selective rejection of specific prophets and angels. Regarding Christianity, the text critiques doctrines of divinity and the Trinity, categorizing these beliefs as deviations from pure monotheism. Finally, the overview contrasts how these groups perceive the afterlife and divine decree, noting their claims of exclusive salvation and varying stances on human free will.