"Christmas and Muslims" is an insightful book that explores interreligious dialogue surrounding the Christmas celebration in Germany. It is aimed at people of all faiths and provides a deeper understanding of the customs, rituals, and theological aspects of Christmas. The authors, Hanna Nouri Josua and Heidi Josua, illuminate the significance of Advent and Christmas, fostering understanding for Muslim individuals living in Germany. By analyzing biblical Christmas texts and their reception in the Quran, a bridge is built between Christianity and Islam. The book promotes exchange and encounters between religions and offers valuable insights for discussions and meetings. It is suitable for both believing and non-believing readers, providing a relatable perspective on the Christmas story.

• Theological explanations of Advent and Christmas
• Comparison of the birth of Jesus in the Bible and the Quran
• A unifying view of the biblical Christmas story
• Insights into intra-Islamic debates and opinions
• Suggestions for encounters and conversations with Muslims.