Najmaddîn at-Tûfî's criticism of christianity

This study delves into Najmaddîn at-Tûfî's criticisms directed towards Christianity, particularly in the areas of divinity, prophecy, corruption, eschatology and creation. This study seeks to substantiate the validity of these criticisms by employing Quran, Torah, and Gospel verses, as well as information presented in Tûfî's works on theology and religious history, while utilizing fundamental rational methods such as istiqra (induction) and the analogy between the unseen and the witness through this approach, this study intends to highlight the fundamental differences between Christianity and Islam. In this study identifies inconsistencies in the core beliefs held by Christians, particularly those related to the aforementioned issues. It concludes that the fundamental views put forth by Christians regarding the corruption of the Bible are far from reality.