We worship the same God as Christians and Jews, as stated in the Quran.

The Quran presents a complex view of God and worship, as seen in Surah 109 where Muhammad declares that he does not worship what the unbelievers worship. This raises the question of who the 'unbelievers' are—whether it refers to the People of the Book (Jews and Christians) or the Meccan idolaters. If it refers to the People of the Book, it contradicts other Quranic verses that affirm their worship of the same God. Conversely, if it refers to the Meccan idolaters, it still raises issues since other passages acknowledge that even they recognize Allah as the creator. Thus, the Quran appears inconsistent in its claims about who worships the same God, leading to confusion about the nature of worship and the identity of God in Islam. This inconsistency suggests a lack of coherence in the Quran's teachings on the subject, undermining the claim that all these groups worship the same God.