Comparative semantics of the Kingdom in the Holy Quran and the Holy Bible

One of the common teachings of the Holy Quran and the New Testament is the discussion of the Kingdom of God, which begins with the Abrahamic religions, especially the Torah, and is completed in the Holy Quran. The origin of the Kingdom is in the Holy Qur'an verses (183 Araf - 75 Anam - 83 Yasin - 88 Momunun) and the Arbaa Gospels also refer to the Kingdom in many cases. This article, which was compiled in a descriptive-analytical way, tries to compare the semantics of the Kingdom in the Holy Quran and the Holy Bible. According to the results of the research, one of the concepts of the kingdom in the tradition of the Holy Quran is "inside" and "beyond everything that faces the Supreme Lord". Another meaning and concept of malkut is "property", which means monarchy and government. Also, the kingdom in the Holy Quran is in the form of a line from the time of revelation, it means the warning of doomsday, the inside of everything, the truth of God's unity and God's control over all affairs, which indicates the change in the meaning and concept of the kingdom over time. In the texts of the Old Testament, two types of kingdom can be listed: first, the kingdom and the kingdom which is eternal and continues from eternity to eternity. Second, God's Kingdom in the end times when Christ will appear and establish a political government .