Islam starting from the second it arose was stressing on destroying religious figures, and this prohibition was mentioned in both Quran and prophet’s sayings. As Christianity, the literal interpretation of the Ten Commandments prohibits representing God, so it is a religious inheritance that was mentioned in sacred religious texts. Additionally, since Christianity and Islam both believe in one God, there will surely be many beliefs in common between them. Plus, Islam as a religion came to continue what Christianity carried, so it is an accumulative historical and religious
Islam starting from the second it arose was stressing on destroying religious figures, and this prohibition was mentioned in both Quran and prophet’s sayings. As Christianity, the literal interpretation of the Ten Commandments prohibits representing God, so it is a religious inheritance that was mentioned in sacred religious texts. Additionally, since Christianity and Islam both believe in one God, there will surely be many beliefs in common between them. Plus, Islam as a religion came to continue what Christianity carried, so it is an accumulative historical and religious