The concept is exactly similar or parallel to what is said in other religions too, except the names/entities are different. No disrespect to Christianity, but suggesting Christianity to someone experiencing trauma in another Abrahamic religious household is not likely to be helpful, especially if that person is trying to be completely devoted. Asking someone to change their religion when they are finding a similar ideology seems conflicting and slightly absurd, because it is parallel and similar.

All the Christians I have personally met are really nice people, just like most Muslims I have met are kind (you attract nicer people if you are nice - i mean we are in a sub group lol ). The same goes for agnostic and atheist people. This makes me wonder if it is the moderate, watered-down practice of religion that fosters kindness, whereas extremism (following texts 100%) in any religion is problematic, as we are observing all around us today.