Al-Quds: The Place of Jerusalem in Classical Judaic and Islamic Traditions by Mohammed Abdul Hameed Al-Khateeb is a scholarly exploration of Jerusalem’s profound religious, historical, and cultural significance in both Judaic and Islamic heritage.

This book examines how Jerusalem (Al-Quds) has been understood, revered, and remembered through classical texts, teachings, and traditions in Judaism and Islam. It highlights the city’s sacred role in scripture, theological discourse, and spiritual practice across both faiths, offering rich context and comparative insight.

Ideal for students of religious studies, history, or anyone interested in the shared and unique aspects of Jerusalem’s legacy, this work deepens appreciation of the city’s central place in two of the world’s major Abrahamic traditions.