I've not studied Islam as well as I should like, but here's the gist thus far.
Christ said there will be no more prophets, any others claiming to be are liars and deceivers.
Some 600 years later, Mohammad came and claimed himself to be just that. A prophet. Hmmm. Really? Mohammad was a man of no consequence until after he married wealth. Before that marriage, he was ignored by most and seen as little more than a trouble maker.
Christ said that we should Love Thy God and Love Thy Neighbor. That on these two principles, the rest of the Ten Commandments are based. That in following those two, we will follow all ten.
Mohammad, in chapter nine of his Qu'ran, calls for the death and destruction of all Jews and Christians -- even if they be brother or father, that they follow a false religion. He also said that we should kill anyone claiming conversion for they are liars and are not to be trusted. Hmmm. Really?
In the Qu'ran, Mohammad proposes that in the past God made mistakes and has since changed His mind (in reference to the Jews being "the chosen people" and those following His son Jesus the Christ as being chosen by default.
As for terrorism and suicide bombers, while neither Christains nor Jews can claim an immaculate record, they do not make a habit of starting global wars (WW I was started by a muslim), nor do they commit suicide in hopes of murdering those who do not believe as they -- all for the promise of life eternal with 76 virgins. Ah folks, that falls under the heading of LUST which, is considered by most religions to be a sin. So, murder and lust... The teachings of Mohammad.
In reading both the Bible and the Qu'ran, they read as though they were penned by the same author. That being the case, is it more than likely that Mohammad plagerized? And being that there are 600 years difference between the two, I strongly suspect he did. This being the case,it sort of make Mohammad the Anti-Christ. Doesn't it?
Having said all of this, please, no death threats -- as that's exactly what happened the last time I took time to answer such a question. So much for Islam being a "religion" of love.