Islam has five pillars of practice and six articles of faith. This section takes each of the eleven in turn: it sets out what it is in Islam, from the Quran and the sound hadith, and then looks for the same thing in the Hebrew Bible, the Samaritan Torah and the New Testament. It is education, written to show that the earlier prophets taught the same faith, and it does not hide where the later doctrines of those communities part from Islam.
The pillars of practice. The Prophet (ﷺ) said that Islam is built on five, and the hadith of Jibril above gives the same five.
The articles of faith. The Quran lists most of them in 2:177 and 4:136, and the hadith of Jibril gives all six.
The Quran says the same core message came to every messenger. If that is so, traces of it should still be found in the earlier scriptures. Each pillar page tests this passage by passage: where the earlier text says the same thing, we show it, and where it does not, we say so.