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please help
i cant stand this my mom is currently reading the koran like most of you know i am a believer in the church and attend regualry and confess i was a born muslim but i thank god i changed that.what can i do please help


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God bless you
Please pray for me
It seems to me the best thing to do now is to thank God that you are reading the Bible instead of the Koran now. And to pray for all those around you to find the truth, just as you did, with the blessing of the Almighty Lord.
God bless you
Please pray for me
So true, on so many levels...
Always remeber the stoy of Mount Mokkattam esp. since we are fasting this fast. Prayer moves mountains!!!!!!!!!!
funny story, i was told that the reason we fast 43 days is 40 for the birth of Christ and 3 just for this, originally these 2 fasts were seperated but were add together later on in the church to make 43
I wuz taught that the forty days were for the time period in which Moses waited to receive the 10 commandments...
this is a website that may have some useful material if you get into any discussion with your mom:
http://www.elmaseeh.net/index.htm
they are planning to put on a page in arabic as well but it's not done yet.
i read the koran a few years ago (i was already a Christian) and i can see what is missing. it does talk about 'isa (yesou'e) quite a lot though, so maybe you could encourage you mom to study the different ideas about 'isa in the koran and the Bible, then that way she would read both books and compare them.
during all this remember to respect your mom and take time to talk about things you both like, eg food, movies etc so that the lines of communication stay open.
may God give you courage and wisdom and bless you greatly.
In my opinion you should keep reading your Bible and pray for her as well. I would try to have a friendly discussion, for example talking about the differences/similarities in an objective way.