'Ammar al-Basri (d.c. 850) was the first Christian to write a
systematic theology in Arabic, the language of the Muslim rulers of
'Ammar's Middle East. This study of his two works that were only
discovered in the 1970's seeks to analyse the way he defends
Christian beliefs from criticism by Muslims over the authenticity
of the Gospels, the Trinity, the divinity of Christ, the
Incarnation, the death of Christ by crucifixion, the resurrection
of Christ, and the nature of the afterlife. 'Ammar al-Basri wrote
his theology in dialogue with Muslim thinkers of his time and his
work offers guidance to Christians in today's world who live in
Islamic contexts in how to relate Christian convictions to a Muslim
audience.
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