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This study shows how God revealed Himself to the Patriarchs and Prophets. He had fellowship with Abraham, Moses, and the Israelites. He provided the Scriptures, which point to people's salvation, victory over Satan and death, and restoration of fellowship between believers and Him.

The traditions of Islam teach that during the month of Ramadan, the month of fasting, God gives Muslims a chance to double their rewards to have a much wider chance of getting into paradise. Muslims ask for His pardon for their past sins and conduct other meritorious behavior. Every act of kindness, prayer, giving, fasting, and anything else a Muslim can do to please God is expected. Still, there is no guarantee if a Muslim is asked for assurance; the answer usually is:  ‘Inshallah,’ meaning 'If Allah wills.’ Here is an opportunity to share with Muslims that God has already revealed his assurance available through Jesus. Grace and mercy are available through Jesus, the Christ (John 1:17). [Duration of video 4+ minutes].  To read a longer article on this subject, click HERE.

The Prophet of Islam, Muhammad, states: ‘I do not know what will happen to me or to you’ (Sura 46:9). Through works, even I cannot enter Jannah, unless God covers me with his grace and mercy (Sahih Bukhari). In contrast, Jesus states: I know where I come from – I know where I am going – believe in me, and you will have eternal life (John 8:14; John 3:15). 

One must not wait until the Day of Judgement for God’s grace and mercy. It is available through Jesus (John 1:17; Ephesians 2:8). [Duration of video 6+ minutes]

There is no more excellent pursuit than to explore where you spend your eternity. All should seek the assurance of salvation to live with peace, purpose, and power. Learn how Dr. Steven Masood discovered how the Bible uniquely provides for the assurance of salvation to all!

“Where will we spend eternity?” Does Islam give assurance of what will happen to us when we die? Listen to Dr. Steve Masood as he shares the questions key Islamic teachings created for him about his faith and the impact they would have on his eternity.