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The Quran's teachings on the relationship between Allah and human beings it similar to the views of Zoroastrianism, Judaism, and Christianity. The Quran teaches that if humans do good deeds, such as giving to the poor, then Allah will reward them in a different life. Zoroastrianism also focuses on doing good deeds to please Ahura Mazda. Similarly, Judaism and Christianity emphasize pleasing their respective gods by partaking in good deeds. In addition, the Quran is similar to Judaism and Christianity in that it suggests praying to please their god, unlike the teachings of Zoroastrianism.