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Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus

A Devout Muslim Encounters Christianity

Nabeel Qureshi

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Theological Contrasts+
Islamic Upbringing+
The Power of Friendship+
Investigating the Historical Jesus+
Deconstructing the Quran+
Spiritual Revelation+

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Question 1 of 6
According to the text, what is a central difference between how Christianity and Islam view humanity's ability to know God?
  • A. Christianity teaches God becomes knowable through the incarnation of Jesus, while Islam teaches God reveals guidance through prophets and the Quran.
  • B. Christianity relies solely on individual reasoning, while Islam relies exclusively on historical evidence.
  • C. Christianity teaches that God is entirely unknowable, while Islam teaches that Allah can be known through personal incarnation.
  • D. Christianity views Jesus as a prophet of God's word, whereas Islam views Muhammad as the literal incarnation of Allah.
Question 2 of 6
How does Nabeel Qureshi describe the difference in assessing truth between Eastern Islamic cultures and Western cultures?
  • A. Eastern cultures believe truth is entirely subjective, while Western cultures believe truth is dictated by religious texts.
  • B. Eastern cultures assess truth primarily through established lines of authority, while Western cultures emphasize individual critical thinking.
  • C. Eastern cultures rely heavily on scientific evidence, while Western cultures rely on emotional experiences.
  • D. Eastern cultures encourage children to debate elders, while Western cultures demand strict obedience to religious scholars.
Question 3 of 6
Why was Nabeel's friendship with David Wood pivotal to his spiritual journey?
  • A. David was an Islamic scholar who helped Nabeel understand the Quran better.
  • B. David introduced Nabeel to the 'swoon theory,' which proved the historical accuracy of the crucifixion.
  • C. David convinced Nabeel to abandon his Pakistani heritage and embrace American culture.
  • D. David's unconditional care and friendship made Nabeel willing to take the Christian message seriously.
Question 4 of 6
How do some Muslims attempt to reconcile the historical evidence of the crucifixion with the Quran's claim that Jesus did not die on the cross?
  • A. By arguing that the Roman historians Tacitus and Josephus fabricated their accounts.
  • B. By appealing to the 'swoon theory,' which suggests Jesus merely fainted and was later revived.
  • C. By claiming that the Apostle Paul was actually the one crucified in Jesus's place.
  • D. By accepting that Jesus was a martyr but denying that he performed any miracles.
Question 5 of 6
What historical realization caused Nabeel to severely doubt the perfect, unaltered transmission of the Quran?
  • A. Learning that early leaders like Abu Bakr and Uthman had to compile, standardize, and destroy variant copies of the text.
  • B. The discovery that the Quran was originally written in Greek rather than Arabic.
  • C. Realizing that the Quran did not contain any references to historical figures like Jesus or Moses.
  • D. Finding out that the prophet Muhammad had personally edited the Quran multiple times before his death.
Question 6 of 6
When Nabeel turned to the New Testament after losing his faith in Islam, what specific realization brought him comfort and changed his life?
  • A. The logical, historical proofs for the existence of a perfectly just and demanding God.
  • B. The understanding that his parents' Ahmadi faith was actually a sect of early Christianity.
  • C. The realization that God's blessing was for those who mourn and hunger for righteousness, revealing an unconditionally loving God.
  • D. The discovery that Western immorality was completely disconnected from the true teachings of Christianity.

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Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus Summary & Overview

Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus (2016) traces a young man’s dramatic spiritual journey from Islam to Christianity. Packed with insights into the faith he grew up with as well as the faith he adopted later in life, Quereshi’s story will challenge Christians, Muslims, and all those interested in the world’s greatest religions.

Who Should Listen to Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus?

  • Believers interested in interfaith dialogue
  • Anyone questioning their own faith journey
  • History buffs 

About the Author: Nabeel Qureshi

Nabeel Qureshi (1983-2017) was a well-known Pakistani-American Christian apologist and speaker. Quereshi studied medicine at the Eastern Virginia Medical School and religion at Duke University before pursuing a doctorate in New Testament studies at Oxford University. He authored several books on Islam and Christianity, including Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus, a heartfelt account of his journey from Islam to Christianity, and No God but One: Allah or Jesus? 

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