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Understanding Character through the Abrahamic Faiths: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam - A Comparative Guide to Character, Practice, and Community explores how three major religious traditions understand what it means to live a good, meaningful, and ethical life. This guide introduces key beliefs, stories, and practices that shape character in each faith-such as covenant and mitzvot in Judaism, discipleship and grace in Christianity, and submission to God and the Five Pillars in Islam. You'll examine how virtues like compassion, justice, humility, forgiveness, and service are taught, embodied, and reinforced through scripture, worship, rituals, and community life. Designed for students, educators, and anyone curious about religion and ethics, the guide uses clear language, side-by-side comparisons, and real-world examples to highlight both common ground and important differences among the three traditions. Throughout, it emphasizes respectful dialogue, critical reflection, and the practical relevance of religious ideas for personal growth and social responsibility. By the end, readers will better understand how Judaism, Christianity, and Islam shape moral character-not only in individual believers but in families, communities, and societies-and how these insights can inform their own journey toward integrity, empathy, and responsible citizenship.

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About the Author Dr. Bekim Belica is a professor, researcher, and passionate educator devoted to exploring the transformative power of leadership, ethics, and organizational behavior. With a particular focus on nonprofits and community-driven initiatives, he works to empower both individuals and organizations to create meaningful, sustainable impact. His research investigates the dynamics of organizational leadership, ethical decision-making, and community engagement, providing insights that bridge theory and practice. Dr. Belica believes leadership is not merely a position, but a practice: inspiring others, fostering collaboration, and creating environments where people can thrive. In every lecture, workshop, and mentoring session, he strives to ignite curiosity, encourage critical thinking, and instill a sense of purpose that extends beyond immediate goals. His scholarship is animated by real-world questions and offered back to practitioners as practical guidance to strengthen effectiveness and inform innovative strategies for social impact. Beyond academia, he actively engages in interfaith-based initiatives and ministry-building bridges across communities, fostering dialogue, and supporting projects that promote understanding, equity, and social cohesion. He is deeply committed to using leadership and education as tools for personal and collective growth, helping individuals recognize their potential and equipping organizations to make lasting, meaningful contributions to society. His mission is to inspire ethical, innovative, and compassionate leadership wherever he serves-trusting that when knowledge, action, and faith intersect, transformation becomes not only possible but inevitable.

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