The doctrine of the universal resurrection in the Quran and the Bible: a comparative theological analysis

The article attempts to make a comparative theological analysis of the doctrine of the Universal Resurrection in two world religions. The results of this work can be used during dialogue with the Muslims and for their education. The relevance of the chosen topic is clear, since the confrontation between the Muslim and Christian worldview is growing, and scholarly work that can even establish even a small window for dialogue and mutual understanding is extremely in demand. The novelty of this work lies in the fact that there are very few serious theological studies with a systematic comparative analysis of eschatological concepts. This article will mainly use the text of the Quran, which is revered by adherents of all Muslim movements and serves as the basis of Muslim legislation, both religious and civil, to represent Islamic dogma. Of the Islamic trends in this article, the creeds of the Sunni and Shiite persuasion are considered, since their supporters in our time are most numerous, and the tradition of these communities is the most ancient and authoritative.