Islam: Monotheistic Religions

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The two religions are similar because both are monotheistic religions. They both branched off from Judaism because of a prophet or being with a direct connection to God.
Muslims believe in a religious government, and Christians believe in a separate religion and government. Christians means of salvation were through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, whereas a Muslim's means are through repentance, fear in God and hope in His mercy.
The interesting detail learned during the research was that the is cross is a paradoxical symbol. This is interesting because it represents defeat and suffering but also strength and triumph.
Our question is what does heaven look and feel like. This question is directed towards both religions.
Islam has

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