I am an ex Muslim who is blessed to have been rescued by our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ a couple of years ago. I even changed my name from Abdul to Aidan as I couldnt stand the association to my past faith. I am the youngest of 10 kids and have lost my family as well. Reading Nabeel's account of his childhood, family experience was like he was walking in my footsteps. I admire Nabeel's courage and pray that our Lord keeps him and his family safe so he can continue to educate in his unique loving style. All Muslims need to hear about his research and findings. Sadly many remain closed to the truth under the veil of darkness. Thank you Nabeel and Bless you. Your brother in Christ. Aidan

What a wonderful book. Helps you logically and factually understand not only your Christian beliefs but helps you understand the culture and faith of those of the Muslim faith.

Very well written. Obviously the Holy Spirit was with Nabeel throughout the intense, well researched conversion process.

It straightforward, thorough, well balanced, objective.

Very helpful for non-Muslims who wish to understand them, their culture and religion.

It should be assigned reading for every Bible study group!

In addition I was fascinated by the account of 'finding' the Trinity in Mrs. Adamski's class ( page 194).

We have an AWESOME God! I'm looking forward to talking with Nabeel in heaven.

Until then....Shalom

This was a fantastic testimony, full of adventure, life, wisdom, and the true meaning of what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. I truly believe God used Nabeel's testimony as a means of reaching out to me and shaping my destiny towards ministry. I thank God for him and his example. I pray all the best for him and I hope that we can meet in the future.

God bless you Nabeel

This book is very informative. in the past year, my wife and I have attended every other Saturday the home of a Christian couple where several local Muslims attend. They are from Iraq and Jordan. They have been listening to a former Muslim from Iraq who became a Christian and was forced to leave his family. Even at this point we do not know how much they believe the Truth of the Bible, although one has accepted Christ. The most obvious problem they have is realizing who Jesus is and what He did upon the cross. The Koran does not accept it. This book really shows the discrepancies of the Koran.