Final answer:
Islam indeed recognizes the Holy Spirit as the angel Gabriel. Muhammad is considered the last prophet, and Muslims share the worship of the one true God of Abraham with Jews and Christians.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement that Islam recognises the Holy Spirit as the angel Gabriel, not God, is true. In Islam, Gabriel is viewed as the angel who communicated God's message to the Prophet Muhammad. As for the provided options regarding Muslim belief, the correct statement is that Muhammad was not the first in a long line of monotheistic prophets but rather the last prophet in Islam. It is also true that Muslims worship the same God as Jewish people and Christians, which is articulated in the core message that Muhammad received from Gabriel, that Arabs (and ultimately all humanity) should unite in worship of the one true God of Abraham.