• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
Isa And Islam
  • Home
  • Site Goals
    • About Us
    • Isa, Islam and Al-Fatiha
    • Our Privacy Policy
    • Article List
  • The Straight Path
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Articles
  • Videos
  • Contact Us
Isa And Islam > Articles > Testimonies > A Muslim Daughter Finds Her “Heavenly” Father

A Muslim Daughter Finds Her “Heavenly” Father

7 February 2012 by Caleb Rahmat 1 Comment

syekhpujiSophia had a Muslim father and a Catholic mother. She grew up in the industrial center of England. Before her parents were married, Sophia’s mother accepted a strict requirement from her fiancée. She agreed that their children would be raised in Islam. However, Sophia sensed that something was missing in her visits to the mosque. “There was a vacuum of God’s presence,” she says.

The Muslim Girl Visits a Church

One day a friend from high school invited Sophia to church. She went without telling her father. Sophia experienced something completely new. “I felt the Spirit of God for the first time,” she says. She left the church wanting to know more about Isa Al-Masih. When she visited her friend’s home, she saw a family that was very different from hers. “I saw grace, love and mercy lived out.”

 Her Muslim Father Threatens to Throw Her Out of the House

Her father was furious when he heard that she had visited church. He said, “If you ever question Islam, you will be out on the street!” This confused Sophia.

Sophia Receives a Bible and Discovers God’s Love

Later someone gave her a Bible with First John heavily marked. “I was floored that the words ‘love’ and ‘God’ were in the same sentence,” she says. “Could this be a God who is relational and loves me?” She surrendered her life to Isa Al-Masih as her Savior. Sophia told the surprised people who were watching that she wanted to be baptized immediately! Kitab-13

Finally, Approval from God

For the first time, Sophia felt approval from her Heavenly Father.  She was now an adopted daughter of the Creator of heaven and earth. She was part of a kingdom, part of a story bigger than herself.

“See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are.” (Injil, I John 3:1)

 (This testimony is taken from “Joel News International”)

[We invite you to visit us at https://www.isaandislam.com/way-of-salvation to learn more about God’s gift of Salvation. God loves you and waits to hear from you. Isa clearly said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me” (Injil, John 14:6). For a deeper understanding of Isa we suggest you subscribe to “Isa, Islam, and Al-Fatiha” at this link.]

SOME QUESTIONS FOR THE COMMENT SECTION BELOW

We encourage our readers to comment on the article above. Comments that don’t directly relate to the topic will be removed. Please start a dialogue with us by focusing on one of the following questions:

1. What did Sophia experience the first time she went to church?
2. What did she discover in the book of John? Why was she so happy about it?
3. What did she feel after she got baptized? Why?

If you have a question regarding this article, please contact us by clicking this link.

Share this article:

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on WhatsApp Share on Email Share on SMS

Filed Under: Testimonies Tagged With: christian to muslim testimony, christianity to islam, church, mosque, testimony

Reader Interactions

Comments

  1. jasmin says

    29 October 2012 at 11:42 pm

    `
    Dear Friends: We highly value all comments on our website. Yet we do have some guidelines:

    1. No one may enter more than one comment at a time. Thus you may not fill multiple comment boxes.

    2. Your comment should be directly related to the theme of the lead article.

    3. It is best if you only put forward one or two questions at a time.

    4. Use good English. If the comment is not clear, we may edit it.

    5. Don’t use abbreviations.

    6. Do not use capital letters to emphasize something.

    7. Do not include any hyperlinks.

    If you have extra questions, please email us at .

    Reply

RULES FOR COMMENTING

We reserve the right to edit or delete, in part or in whole, comments that contain words or phrases that are offensive, disrespectful, or aggressive in nature as well as comments that do not relate to the topic article. Furthermore, we reserve the right to edit comments to correct grammar or sentence structure to improve its readability.

1. Please use clear and unabbreviated language.
2. Please relate questions and comments to the article.
3. Please do not post more than two questions.
4. Please be polite and unaggressive.
5. Please use only English or give the English translation of non-English words.
6. Please use only one box.
7. Please do not use forms of emphasis such as capital letters, etc…

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

 characters available

Primary Sidebar

Recent Posts

  • Learn to Be Close to Allah from Prophet Adam
  • Christians Worship Isa… But You’re Misunderstanding Why
  • Become a Virtuous Woman by Studying Surah Maryam!
  • How Allah Answered One Muslim’s Search for Peace
  • The True Meaning of Suffering for Devout People 

Most Popular Articles This Month

  • Can Muslim “Wudu” Remove My Sin?
  • What Does the Quran Say About Isa Al-Masih?
  • How Allah Answered One Muslim’s Search for Peace
  • What if We Cannot Perform the Sharia Law?
  • Isa Al-Masih Is The Final Judge, Not Muhammad!

Related Posts

  • Allah’s Love Completely Changed a Muslim Woman
  • How Allah Answered One Muslim’s Search for Peace

Footer

Contact Us

If you have questions or comments, please contact us by clicking the button below.

Contact Us

Weekly Bulletin Isa And Al-Fatiha

If you want to receive the weekly meditations on Isa Al-Masih and Al-Fatiha, please click the button below

Weekly Bulletin Isa And Al-Fatiha

Social Media

Facebook
Twitter
YouTube
Hak Cipta © 2009 - 2023 Religous Dialogue - Jesus and Islam. | Privacy Policy | Contact Us