Christianity has founded on the doctrine of Jesus Christ elevated to the stature and likeness of God. Jesus Christ is referred to as the heir to the throne of God. On the other hand, Judaism upholds that God exists in oneness and not in the trinity as Christians believe. Islam synthesis of the two religions is factual since it recognizes the oneness of God and Jesus as a prophet (Armesto 219). Another form of Islam synthesis about Christianity and Judaism is in the emphasis of land. In this regard, Christianity perceives the materialistic nature of land as vanity. Therefore, Christianity upholds the belief of the heavenly kingdom as the only true valuable possession. Land and element of the earth is not given great emphasis but acknowledged as a transition to the kingdom of God. On the other hand, Judaism acknowledges the land and especially the land of Israel as a symbolic element of heavenly possession. In this regard, Judaism proclaims that Israel is a sacred land where the inheritance of God’s people will occur. Islam acknowledges both heaven and earth as important elements for mankind relationship with God. In this regard, Islam proclaims that man destiny is Allah’s kingdom in heaven while the earth is a symbolic state of man’s true faith in Allah. Unlike in Judaism, Christianity disregards the importance of money as a pursuant of vanity. Ambition to attain money and another material possession is viewed by Christianity as greed. In this regard, Christians are supposed to offer 10% of their wealth as tithe and offerings. On the other hand, Judaism measures man’s handwork by the amount of money and wealth amassed. Islam perception towards money and wealth is in moderation. From this perspective, Islam directs its followers to offer tithes and work hard. Helping neighbors is highly advocated by Islam, especially those who lavish in poverty and hunger. Islam is considered a synthesis of Christianity and Judaism from its principle ideas and traditions. A philosophical approach to Islam reveals its acceptance of Judaism traditions. In this context, Islam acknowledges the Jewish bible as a genuine source of religious material. Islam traditions of not eating pigs and practicing, circumcision are similar to Jewish traditions. Moreover, other similar practices between Islam and Judaism are daily prayers, fasting, and reciting daily prayers. Christianity borrows Jewish tradition as evidenced in the inclusion of traditional accounts in the Old Testament, but emphasizes in the New Testament. Judaism is based purely on Jewish traditions and disregards Christianity as a true religion. On the other hand, Islam borrows concepts from both Judaism and Christianity, as evidenced in the Quran. For example, Judaism traditions such as daily prayers, fasting, and circumcision, as well as the prophecy of Jesus, are mentioned in the Quran. In Judaism, a prophet is mandated with predicting the unforeseen. In most cases, the prophet predicts the future and interprets the dream to a common man (Vroom and Gort 72). Moreover, Judaism praises a prophet as guidance to religion, politics, and socio-economic problems. Moreover, a prophet is perceived as a link between God and his creation. This is evidenced by a prophet’s role in relaying