This scholarly work by Ayed bin Saad Al-Dosari delves into a sensitive and complex topic within comparative religious studies: the narrative of Prophet Lot offering his daughters to his people. The author meticulously examines this account as presented in both the Torah and the Quran, highlighting similarities and crucial differences in their portrayals. This book aims to provide a nuanced understanding of the textual interpretations and theological implications surrounding this controversial incident across Abrahamic faiths. It offers valuable insights for students and researchers of religious texts, comparative theology, and interfaith dialogue, encouraging a deeper appreciation of diverse scriptural narratives.