ALL Religions have Rules, Practices, Rituals and rewards for doing good.
True Christianity is not a religion, though it has been made one by some denominations, and called one by the media who don't know the difference.
No other religion has a saviour, no other religion has a triune God.
Only Christianity has a Saviour, Christ died for our sins, only Christianity has a triune God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Christianity is not based on works to obtain salvation, salvation is a FREE GIFT through Jesus Christ
Below are some examples between Islam and Christianity
Notice the extremes, terrible penalty, great reward, teachers of Islam assign credits to deeds, unthinkable of abandoning credits.
Religion always has rules, regulations, rituals, rewards, it is how members are controlled.
Islam
Reward and Penalty
The Quran says, "For those who reject Allah, there is a terrible penalty: but for those who believe and work righteous deeds, there is forgiveness and a magnificent reward" (Surah 35:7). This great reward is
janna, a garden paradise, an eternal place of sensual and spiritual pleasures.
No Savior, but Mercy Is Possible
In Islam, there is no savior. That is not to say salvation is impossible, for Allah is merciful and compassionate. He can always forgive—for Allah's will is supreme—but He is primarily the judge. There are many descriptive warnings about hellfire and punishment in the Quran.
Judgment Day: A Motivation to Righteous Deeds
All men should fear Judgment Day, in which each person's deeds will be weighed on a scale. "Recording angels" keep a list of every deed, both good and bad. Islamic teachers assign credits to deeds related to the pillars of Islam. It is unthinkable for many Muslims to abandon their accumulation of credits and trust a Savior.
Guarantee of Paradise?
Muslim terrorists manipulate the Quran to suggest that paradise is guaranteed for jihad martyrs. Most Muslim scholars and leaders reject the terrorists' definitions of jihad and martyrdom.
Compare with Christianity
Judgment Day
Christians believe that after death, all people await the final Judgment when both believers and unbelievers will be resurrected. All will be judged according to the deeds they have done, but believers will be saved because God removed the record that contained the charges against them. He destroyed it by nailing it to the cross of Jesus. (
Colossians 2:14) This would remove the list of bad deeds kept by any Muslim's "recording angel."
The Gift of Salvation
Even if one's list of good deeds outweighed their list of bad deeds, it would not make them acceptable to God. The Bible says this would only cause boasting and pride, as though someone could impress God by their good deeds. (
Ephesians 2:8-10) Instead God has credited us with the righteousness of Christ, so salvation is a gift, not earned by anyone, not even martyrs, but bought with a great price (Jesus' blood).
A Renewed Relationship With God
In addition to this great gift, God the Father adopts those He saves into His family so they may live with Jesus in Heaven. To be saved involves being "born again" into a new relationship with God. (
John 3:5)
Islam and Christianity: Rose Publications