Contents of The Letter
- List of addressees
- Summary and Abridgement
- Love of God
- Love of God in Islam
- Love of God as the first and greatest commandment in the Bible
- Love of the neighbour
- Love of the neighbour in Islam
- Love of the neighbour in the Bible
- Come to a Common Word Between Us and You
- Notes
- Signatories
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