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Ok, here's the thing. I just recently met a muslim who kept asking me really confusing quetions abot God. As some ppl know, muslims believe in God, but they don't believe in Jesus. They believe tht an angel was swapped with Jesus on the cross. They also think, come jugement day, tht God will judge thm based on their good deeds. If the good deeds part of the scale tips:they go to Heaven. And they also beleiev tht thw Quer'an (their book) was written by muhammad- a guy who claimed to get dreams from God. But I just couldn't cope with everything he was telling me, for moment i got really angry and almost yelled at him tht he was wrong. How can I tell him about Jesus, without yelling at him or making God look bad?

The God that Muslim's believe in is NOT our God. As a matter of fact, the God they worship is claimed to be impersonal and has no son. They say Jesus existed but he wasn't the Son of God. Alot of Muslims either don't know this and/or will deny it but their God is based off of an ancient "moon god" called what else but...allah.

For one thing, good works can't get you saved. No matter what the Quran says, or anybody else says, stand on what is in the Bible. I just wanted to say all of that because we can't compare the two religions like that.

What you should do is just make time to study the bible. Get to know who God actually is as described in His word. It's like if somebody told you something bad about your friend. You need to know what they would or wouldn't do so you don't get frustrated or even believe what they're telling you.

mangachan is right. other gods from other religions are impersonal. The biggest difference between Christianity and other belief systems is that our God is relational. He doesn't just sit and watch us or order us around. We have a relationship with him. He is our father, the church is his bride, we can talk to him, and he talks to us. He can comfort us and help us through difficult times.
And that's what he can do for you and your Muslim friend. Pray for guidance and support. God will give you the words to say. The biggest thing is to just be relational with your friend, and show him God's love through your own actions. And if he asks questions, answer them honestly, but not harshly. And don't condemn him. I know some answers (like about going to hell) will always come across that way. I had that same issue with a friend of mine. But the best thing is to just be honest and truthful, and understand that he is confused and possibly hurt and curious.