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Isa And Islam > Articles > Testimonies > A Muslim Woman’s Journey of Salvation

A Muslim Woman’s Journey of Salvation

25 January 2012 by Caleb Rahmat 3 Comments

The majority of Muslims in the Islamic Republic of Iran are Shiite Muslims.  Only fifteen percent of the world’s Muslims are Shiite. Most of them live in Iran.  Iranian law is based on Sharia law.  Sharia is, in many ways, unfair to women and non-Muslims. It is oppressive, using fear to control people.  As a result the people of Iran, especially the women, have limited freedom.

From Iran to the Dominican Republic

Adilah was a young Muslim Shiite Iranian woman. She found herself across the ocean in the Dominican Republic.  The Dominican Republic is on a beautiful island in the Caribbean.  It is predominately Christian and the people there speak Spanish. Adilah could not have been further from the land of her birth, and the law and religion of Iran.

Depression and Thoughts of Suicide

While in the Dominican Republic she fell into a deep depression. She was in a strange land with a strange language, alone and lost. The depression got so bad she thought of suicide.

Isa Al-Masih Visits Adilah in a Dream

Before Adilah could kill herself, Isa Al-Masih appeared to her in a dream. He told her to not commit suicide but go to a church instead.

She went to a church and told the pastor the reason for her visit.  Because of the dream, she was very open to learning more about Isa Al-Masih. The pastor shared the message of the Injil with her. When the pastor told Adilah about Isa Al-Masih, she opened her heart to Him.  She was filled with joy hearing the truth of the Injil. She believed the words of Isa Al-Masih and experienced salvation from sin.

The Salvation Miracle

Adilah told the Pastor how amazing it was that God had led her to the only church in the Dominican Republic where the Pastor knew Persian, her language. The pastor was surprised by her statement.  He finally realized what was happening. He told her that he could not speak Persian.  The only language he knew was Spanish!  A miracle of God just happened.

After each of them realized the miracle that just took place he could no longer speak Persian.  They could no longer communicate.

A Similar Miracle Recorded in the Injil

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A similar miracle happened thousands of years ago.  There was once a large group of people from different countries gathered in Jerusalem. The Holy Spirit caused each man to hear Peter and the other apostles of Isa Al-Masih speak in their own language. “…a crowd came together in bewilderment, because each one heard their own language being spoken. Very amazed, they asked: “Aren’t all these who are speaking Galileans [Galilea is a province in Northern Palestine]? Then how is it that each of us hears them in our native language?” (Injil, Acts 2:6-8). Many of those who witnessed this miracle believed and received salvation that day.

Isa Al-Masih Waits for You to Call to Him

Are you a Muslim who feels lost and alone? Are you suffering from depression? Call to Isa Al-Masih just like Adilah did.  Isa Al-Masih will save you. Salvation in Isa Al-Masih brings peace and joy to those who believe. Call to Him and He will answer. He wants you to know the love of God that is in Him.  He wants you to have eternal life.

[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 Al-Masih said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me” (John 14:6). For a deeper understanding of Isa we suggest you subscribe to “Isa, Islam, and Al-Fatiha” at this link.]

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  1. jasmin says

    29 October 2012 at 11:43 pm

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  2. Stefan says

    16 February 2014 at 3:43 pm

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    The Holy Spirit was to empower them for radical and supernatural witness and proclamation of the Holy Injil, by a brand new experience of Allah’s presence and power through the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Its fulfillment happened 40 days after Isa’s ascension into heaven at the Eid-e-Pentecost, a Jewish festival in Jerusalem. This outpouring of the Holy Spirit of Allah is celebrated till today every year in June by the Christian Church. “

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    • aila says

      22 July 2014 at 4:21 pm

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      Thank you for your good comment. I agree with you that the Holy Spirit is working to empower Muslims. Let’s keep praying fervently so that their heart may be opened for the Gospel.

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