The Muslim Next Door

How to better understand and befriend women who follow Allah

Corrie Cutrer

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January 21, 2008 10:10 AM

Safiyyah

Greetings of Peace: This article saddens me. It is deplorable that Christian women would befriends us as our sisters, only to have the intention of converting us. This is spiritual treachery. Christians, Jews, and Muslims are all "People of the Book". We basically believe the same thing. Muslims know well of Jesus. Many Christians also come to Islam after reading what the Quran and God Himself tells us about his Messenger, Jesus. It is also deplorable that the two apostates from Islam decided to write a book for Muslim women. Also to take advantage of the vulnerability and sweetness of the female heart. Why didn't they write a book for Muslim men? They know the answer. Their book wouldn't be received in the same way. I have many Christian women friends, some who are ordained pastors. They respect me and I respect them. We do not try to convert each other.

September 19, 2007 11:16 AM

Tracy Pace

our everyday life is a daily witness for God whatever our faith- if we are simply following religion or the 'yeast' of a particular leader that is when we stray even within our faiths away from God and towards evil. God sanctions no wrongful actions! Great idea to reach out to people of all faiths, accept and love everyone, that is what being a Christian means. If God shines in us that is true proselytism for our faith.

September 19, 2007 11:23 AM

saher

ergun and emir, former muslims, now brothers in Christ have really given an insight into what are the insecurities in muslim people regarding us and our insecurities regarding them. but we shouldn't let this come in our way to lead these people to the truth of God and the amazing work of His salvation. continue winning souls for Christ and keep up the good work. God Bless you both abundantly.Amen