--- product_id: 82455194 title: "Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus: A Devout Muslim Encounters Christianity" price: "FREE" currency: EUR in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.ie/products/82455194-seeking-allah-finding-jesus-a-devout-muslim-encounters-christianity store_origin: IE region: Ireland --- # Bridges Islam & Christianity 4-year deep research journey 4.7⭐ with 5,800+ reviews Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus: A Devout Muslim Encounters Christianity **Price:** FREE **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 📖 Unlock the story that’s reshaping faith conversations worldwide! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus: A Devout Muslim Encounters Christianity - **How much does it cost?** FREE with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ie](https://www.desertcart.ie/products/82455194-seeking-allah-finding-jesus-a-devout-muslim-encounters-christianity) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Bridging Faiths:** Gain rare insights into both Islam and Christianity, perfect for fostering understanding in a diverse world. - • **Highly Acclaimed:** Join thousands who rated it 4.7 stars, making it a must-read religious biography bestseller. - • **Conversation Starter:** Equip yourself with knowledge to engage thoughtfully with Muslim and Christian perspectives alike. - • **Authentic & Relatable:** Written from personal experience, not just theory—feel the emotional and intellectual struggle. - • **A Transformative Quest:** Follow Nabeel Qureshi’s courageous 4-year journey from devout Muslim to Christian believer. ## Overview Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus is a compelling autobiographical account by Nabeel Qureshi, chronicling his intense 4-year spiritual journey from Islam to Christianity. This bestselling religious biography offers a unique, deeply personal perspective that bridges two major faiths, backed by rigorous research and heartfelt storytelling. With over 5,800 reviews averaging 4.7 stars, it’s a powerful resource for anyone interested in interfaith dialogue, religious understanding, and personal transformation. ## Description An Unexpected Journey from Islam to Christianity In Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus, Nabeel Qureshi describes his dramatic journey from Islam to Christianity, complete with friendships, investigations, and supernatural dreams along the way. Providing an intimate window into a loving Muslim home, Qureshi shares how he developed a passion for Islam before discovering, almost against his will, evidence that Jesus rose from the dead and claimed to be God. Unable to deny the arguments but not wanting to deny his family, Qureshi's inner turmoil will challenge Christians and Muslims alike. Engaging and thought-provoking, Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus tells a powerful story of the clash between Islam and Christianity in one man's heart-and of the peace he eventually found in Jesus. "I have seldom seen such genuine intellect combined with passion to match ...truly a 'must-read' book." -Ravi Zacharias Review: Courageous; a sincere search of one man that may open the door for many more - Human do not need to do anything extraordinarily to write a great book as long as the power of God shines through. I have read a few Christian testimonies, autobiographies and biographies. Some write better than others but every one of them without exception is a good read. When the power of God is coming through the pages, it is guaranteed to be a good story because God cannot write bad stories, given God can only do wonders! The gospel may be the same but everyone's salvation is unique because our God is a personal God. Philippians 2:12 says that we have to work out our own salvation. This book records the journey that Qureshi made. Our stories may be different but all Christians are brought to the same place - that is, at the foot of the Cross, broken, crying, wailing, utterly helpless but eternally grateful for the message of grace and God's mercy. The cost of the Cross is not to be taken lightly but the weight of the truth and Christ Himself give us the strength to bear it. This book is no exception as a wonderful testimony but it has much more to commend for. Qureshi's quest for the truth was sincere. His journey leads us into the heart of a Muslim trying to reconcile his Muslim upbringing with the truth of Christ. He gave God a fair hearing, let evidence speak and let reason take hold of his mind. Yet his heart is not ready to go where the mind is. That takes time, the Holy Spirit and personal encounters with God. When Christ became irresistible to Qureshi, it was hard and very painful as the step tore him apart from the life he had always known and the family whom he loved. It was very moving. Qureshi documents his journey of finding out the facts of both Christianity and Islam, not from a viewpoint of a know-all scholar but as a genuine seeker. This part of the book is very informative, as I have never known what and how a Muslim is taught. It gives me insight into their belief system and the resources that are available to them. It does improve my understanding of Muslims and how they think. How Qureshi places the details of Islam in the context of his personal quest for the truth makes the presentation of Islam digestible. It has never become onerous in this book. Instead it is fascinating. This book therefore is very helpful for us all indiscriminately as we are bound to meet some Muslims in our life. This book reveals some of the key prejudices they have been taught and programmed against Christianity. Those were the arguments that Qureshi needed to take down himself to reach the truth. His experience therefore will prepare and equip us to reach out to Muslims. This is a must-read for every one. At the start of the book, Qureshi described how lonely he had been at school until he went to college. He wondered why no Christians approached him to talk about Jesus if they believed Him and were prepared to see to him go to hell, does it mean that Christians do not love him? That really gets me. Because of my ignorance, I never know how to approach them. I often assume that they are devout and therefore they are certain of their faith. The implication of challenging their faith is also too huge. But this is a wrong assumption as devout Muslims can be in turmoil inside as Qureshi's experience has shown us. If they are to question their faith, they almost certainly have to do it alone as the tradition does not allow them to question. It would be a real support for them if there are Christians whom they can turn to outside their circle who can act as a sounding board and understand their struggle. Finally I think we have to see how courageous Qureshi is in writing all these down. His finding leads him to the conclusion that he cannot build an objective case for Islam. In a society that stresses tolerance, we probably would hesitate to criticise Islam. I wonder if he has received death threats as a result of this book and what was his parents' reaction when this book was first published? For us, we don't need to speak it, but will we have the courage to give this book to a Muslim friend, say? Will that be welcome or will that be offensive? To an open minded Muslim, this book is a dynamite. This therefore is a marvellous tool that can be used in many ways. The question is if we have the courage to do so. May God guide us. Review: An excellent and informative read - This is an excellent book. For anyone wishing to learn about Islam and also Christianity, this is a must read. It shows very clearly how little Christians are taught about their faith these days. The book shows how many believers in Islam are taught by their parents as well as what they learn through their faith leaders. As the author demonstrates, Christians are rarely able to debate the error Muslims understand about Christianity because Christians don't know themselves and their parents may not even be churchgoers to turn to for help or advice. It was an eye opener to learn that many Muslim's living in the east, believe if you live in the west you must be a Christian, therefore, if people in the west seem to have low morals and bad attitudes that must be what Christianity teaches and allows. The author was fortunate to meet with a Christian who not only knows his bible but knew exactly where the error in the thinking of the author stemmed from and was able to gently and kindly advise Nabeel not to simply believe what anyone (including himself) told him but to find out for himself what was right and what was wrong. He simply asked Nabeel to prove his point or disprove the Christian message. As the author sought for himself to find ways to dispel what Christians believe about Jesus and the Christian message, he became more uncomfortable with what he was finding out about his own faith. The author is a man who knows how to research a subject for himself. His research took him on a four years journey which became increasingly difficult as the evidence he found proved his Christian friend’s faith was grounded on historical facts and eye witness accounts written down whilst those people still lived. It was a journey which left him in no doubt at all that Jesus is indeed, the way, the truth, and the life and no one gets into heaven except through Him. Nabeel is going to heaven. ## Features - Used Book in Good Condition ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Best Sellers Rank | 607,458 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 2,190 in Religious Biographies 2,475 in Islamic Religion 21,477 in Christian Books & Bibles | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 5,802 Reviews | ## Images ![Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus: A Devout Muslim Encounters Christianity - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81I+MT1nfpL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Courageous; a sincere search of one man that may open the door for many more *by T***E on 16 May 2016* Human do not need to do anything extraordinarily to write a great book as long as the power of God shines through. I have read a few Christian testimonies, autobiographies and biographies. Some write better than others but every one of them without exception is a good read. When the power of God is coming through the pages, it is guaranteed to be a good story because God cannot write bad stories, given God can only do wonders! The gospel may be the same but everyone's salvation is unique because our God is a personal God. Philippians 2:12 says that we have to work out our own salvation. This book records the journey that Qureshi made. Our stories may be different but all Christians are brought to the same place - that is, at the foot of the Cross, broken, crying, wailing, utterly helpless but eternally grateful for the message of grace and God's mercy. The cost of the Cross is not to be taken lightly but the weight of the truth and Christ Himself give us the strength to bear it. This book is no exception as a wonderful testimony but it has much more to commend for. Qureshi's quest for the truth was sincere. His journey leads us into the heart of a Muslim trying to reconcile his Muslim upbringing with the truth of Christ. He gave God a fair hearing, let evidence speak and let reason take hold of his mind. Yet his heart is not ready to go where the mind is. That takes time, the Holy Spirit and personal encounters with God. When Christ became irresistible to Qureshi, it was hard and very painful as the step tore him apart from the life he had always known and the family whom he loved. It was very moving. Qureshi documents his journey of finding out the facts of both Christianity and Islam, not from a viewpoint of a know-all scholar but as a genuine seeker. This part of the book is very informative, as I have never known what and how a Muslim is taught. It gives me insight into their belief system and the resources that are available to them. It does improve my understanding of Muslims and how they think. How Qureshi places the details of Islam in the context of his personal quest for the truth makes the presentation of Islam digestible. It has never become onerous in this book. Instead it is fascinating. This book therefore is very helpful for us all indiscriminately as we are bound to meet some Muslims in our life. This book reveals some of the key prejudices they have been taught and programmed against Christianity. Those were the arguments that Qureshi needed to take down himself to reach the truth. His experience therefore will prepare and equip us to reach out to Muslims. This is a must-read for every one. At the start of the book, Qureshi described how lonely he had been at school until he went to college. He wondered why no Christians approached him to talk about Jesus if they believed Him and were prepared to see to him go to hell, does it mean that Christians do not love him? That really gets me. Because of my ignorance, I never know how to approach them. I often assume that they are devout and therefore they are certain of their faith. The implication of challenging their faith is also too huge. But this is a wrong assumption as devout Muslims can be in turmoil inside as Qureshi's experience has shown us. If they are to question their faith, they almost certainly have to do it alone as the tradition does not allow them to question. It would be a real support for them if there are Christians whom they can turn to outside their circle who can act as a sounding board and understand their struggle. Finally I think we have to see how courageous Qureshi is in writing all these down. His finding leads him to the conclusion that he cannot build an objective case for Islam. In a society that stresses tolerance, we probably would hesitate to criticise Islam. I wonder if he has received death threats as a result of this book and what was his parents' reaction when this book was first published? For us, we don't need to speak it, but will we have the courage to give this book to a Muslim friend, say? Will that be welcome or will that be offensive? To an open minded Muslim, this book is a dynamite. This therefore is a marvellous tool that can be used in many ways. The question is if we have the courage to do so. May God guide us. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An excellent and informative read *by R***N on 19 March 2015* This is an excellent book. For anyone wishing to learn about Islam and also Christianity, this is a must read. It shows very clearly how little Christians are taught about their faith these days. The book shows how many believers in Islam are taught by their parents as well as what they learn through their faith leaders. As the author demonstrates, Christians are rarely able to debate the error Muslims understand about Christianity because Christians don't know themselves and their parents may not even be churchgoers to turn to for help or advice. It was an eye opener to learn that many Muslim's living in the east, believe if you live in the west you must be a Christian, therefore, if people in the west seem to have low morals and bad attitudes that must be what Christianity teaches and allows. The author was fortunate to meet with a Christian who not only knows his bible but knew exactly where the error in the thinking of the author stemmed from and was able to gently and kindly advise Nabeel not to simply believe what anyone (including himself) told him but to find out for himself what was right and what was wrong. He simply asked Nabeel to prove his point or disprove the Christian message. As the author sought for himself to find ways to dispel what Christians believe about Jesus and the Christian message, he became more uncomfortable with what he was finding out about his own faith. The author is a man who knows how to research a subject for himself. His research took him on a four years journey which became increasingly difficult as the evidence he found proved his Christian friend’s faith was grounded on historical facts and eye witness accounts written down whilst those people still lived. It was a journey which left him in no doubt at all that Jesus is indeed, the way, the truth, and the life and no one gets into heaven except through Him. Nabeel is going to heaven. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Truth Will Set You Free *by B***W on 17 April 2018* Should we obediently accept the word of our parents, leaders, clerics, priests, teachers, or politicians even? Or should we use our own enquiring minds to discover and weigh for ourselves what is genuinely true. Allah is the true God and Muhammad is his prophet, peace be upon him. Or well, just exactly who is this Jesus, the Holy Spirit and God? Three Gods in one? Come on. Author Nabeel Qureshi’s quest to discover the truth of who we are, whether God exists, who He is and how we should relate and respond to Him is a heartbreaking, profound and compelling story. The quest to discover the real truth is often not easy and in Nabeel’s case expensive as you’ll discover if you choose to read his story. My own quest as someone whose life had gone badly wrong ending in a nervous breakdown came to an impasse when a friend asked me to consider whether truth and the real meaning for my life could be found in a man named Jesus. What a completely stupid statement! However, like Nabeel Qureshi, fortunately I decided to investigate and question this ridiculous suggestion. Well there wasn’t much else to do. My life was a mess anyway and I had lost my job. So there was plenty of time to prove my friend wrong. However, I did embark on this journey by testing the evidence of the Bible. I also did what my friend suggested and asked God to talk to me. Like Nabeel I came to an awesome conclusion when God really did reveal Himself to me in the form of Jesus. I got baptised in February of 1997 at the age of 46 (it’s never too late) and entered an extraordinary new fulfilling phase of life that continues today. My challenge to you is that you only read this book if you have a genuinely open mind and heart that is willing to learn. It will take seriously major effort to put to one side preconceived ideas. Especially ‘truth’ that has been passed to you by parents, elders and leaders with the order to obediently accept because they know and you don’t. Plus tradition demands that we accept perceived wisdom without question. As Nabeel Qureshi explains so succinctly in this truly amazing and honest book ... the truth will set you free. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.ie/products/82455194-seeking-allah-finding-jesus-a-devout-muslim-encounters-christianity](https://www.desertcart.ie/products/82455194-seeking-allah-finding-jesus-a-devout-muslim-encounters-christianity) --- *Product available on Desertcart Ireland* *Store origin: IE* *Last updated: 2026-10-25*