Astronism and Islam

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The Vendox, symbol of Astronism (left) and the Moon and Crescent, symbol of Islam (right)

Part of a series on comparology, comparative philosophy and Comparative Astronism
Astronism and religions
A-H Bahá'í Faith · Buddhism · Caodaism · Christianity · Confucianism · Freemasonry · Hinduism I-P Islam · Jainism · Judaism · Neopaganism Q-Z Rastafari · Scientology · Chinese folk religion · Sikhism · Spiritism · Taoism · Tenrikyo · Traditional African religion · Unitarian Universalism · Zoroastrianism
Astronism and other philosophies
A-H Agriculturalism · Aristotelianism · Atomism · Consequentialism · Determinism · Environmentalism · Evidentialism · Foundationalism · Humanism I-P Idealism · Indian philosophy · Internalism and externalism · Islamic illuminationism · Legalism · Materialism · Modernism · Naturalism · Negativism · Neo-Confucianism · Nihilism · Platonism · Positivism · Posthumanism · Postmodernism · Pragmatism · Pythagoreanism Q-Z Quietism · Reductionism · Russian cosmism · Scholasticism · Scientism · Spinozism · Stoicism · Structuralism · Sufism · Thomism · Transcendentalism · Transhumanism · Utilitarianism
Astronarianism and ideologies
A-H Agrarianism · Anarchism · Anti-capitalism · Baathism · Capitalism · Centrism · Clericalism · Collectivism · Communism · Communitarianism · Conservatism · Eco-socialism · Fascism · I-P Islamism · Liberalism · Localism · Marxism · Monarchism · Nationalism · Pan-Africanism · Pan-Slavism · Populism · Progressivism Q-Z Regionalism · Republicanism · Separatism · Socialism · Zionism
Comparative figures
Buddha · Confucius · Guru Nanak · Jesus · Karl Marx · Muhammad · Plato
Related topics
Astronarianism · Astronist philosophy · Millettarian economics

Astronism and Islam are an Astronic cosmocentric organised philosophy and an Abrahamic monotheistic religion respectively that are fundamentally divergent from one another, both in their philosophies and theologies, but also from their very etymologies. Islam is provided with the appellation of being the Epitome of Submission by Cometan in the Omnidoxy in order to differentiate between Astronism's manumissionist theology and Islam's submissionist theology.