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28 reviewsAn updated and expanded edition of a best-selling and award-winning
book! Raised as Sunni Muslims, brothers Ergun and Emir Caner converted
from Islam to Christianity as teenagers. Now respected evangelical
scholars and theologians, the Caner brothers are able to present an
inside view of the Muslim life from a Christian perspective.
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. . . A useful framework to help Christians to witness to Muslims, particularly in the Western countries. (Christian Library Journal 20040603)
The single greatest strength of this book is that it is not published as an
exercise in academic research but rather as a tool for Christians to
equip themselves. (Between the Leaves 20040603)
This is fascinating. Two former Muslims talk about Islam from the inside. It's a
fairly simple but complete read, among other things I think I now get
why we supported Iraq as opposed to Iran. I'm not really sure how to
describe it, but I think in this day and age, we all need to read it. (journals.aol.com 20070312)
"This informative, well-written book should be read by every Christian who
desires to understand Islam and to see Muslims come to Jesus Christ for
salvation" (Roy B. Zuck Bibliotheca Sacra 20050401)
Islam is often obscured by a veil of unfamiliar beliefs, customs, and
practices. We watch intriguing images of Islamic nations on our
televisions. We hear words like Muslim and Jihad defined in conflicting terms.
What is Islam, truly, when you peek behind the veil? Who can explain this culture with clarity and precision?
Raised as Sunni Muslims by a leader in the Muslim faith, brothers Ergun and
Emir Caner have lived the Muslim life. Now Christians and highly
respected theology professors, the Caner brothers are in a unique
position to present an unprecedented insider’s look at Islam.
