Medieval Christians could find Islamic and Christian God concepts nearly identical

Evidence

In such theology as this the distance between Islam and Christianity is at its least; the difference is one of tone, not of fact. It would be difficult for a mediaeval reader to take notice of these annotations and still to feel that an untrue notion of God was believed over the border of Dar al-Islam. — Norman Daniel, Islam and the West, 241

Categorization

• XREF: Complicates the vault’s portrayal of Islam as merely the West’s constitutive ‘outside’ — here the two theologies are nearly at one, which nuances but does not overturn the Anidjar/Aziz claim about political construction.