In a world where humanity grapples more than ever with complex challenges such as war, inequality, and selfishness, the time has come to seek the root of these crises not in superficial differences, but in hearts and minds. Positive Global Ethics is a call that echoes from all religions and schools of thought, emphasizing principles such as love, justice, mutual respect, and compassion. Just as Islamic and Christian sacred texts clearly invite humanity to peace and reconciliation, this call resonates at the heart of Positive Global Ethics. The book, Consonance of Islam & Christianity in Positive Global Ethics, is a collection of scholarly articles presented at the International Conference on Comparative Studies of Ethics in Islam and Christianity. The present articles are a reflection of the researchers' efforts to comparatively study ethical concepts in the two great religious traditions and their application to contemporary issues. This book has been compiled with the aim of providing an authoritative and accessible resource for researchers, students, policymakers, and all those interested in comparative and interreligious ethics. Authored by: Mohammad Jafar Amir Mahallati, Muhammad (Gary Carl) Legenhausen, Hassan Boosaliki, Charles Randall Paul, Dennis R. Koehn, Peter M. Sensenig, S. Mostafa Daryabari, Vladimir Nikolaevich Rogatin. Edited by: Mohammad-Taghi Eslami.