The author argues that the discrepancies of Abraham's story of journey to Mecca are not isolated to within the Abrahamic religions but rather; even within the realms of Islam do discrepancies about Abraham’s journey to Mecca appear. The author hypothesizes that the major reason for the discrepancies between Christians, Jews and Muslims in how the story of Abraham was narrated was because of the infiltration of indigenous practices that were common at the time, which bled into the way the story was transcribed and preserved. This, according to the author, is what separates the stories among these three religions. The author specifically goes on to focus on Islam, suggesting that the story is not universal to all Muslims; using the fact that
