Adha in the Injeel (English) (Audio)
Muslims around the world annually celebrate the feast of Al-Adha, which is is also known as the "Feast of Sacrifice". At the Al-Adha feast, many Muslims sacrifice a sheep or a ram to commemorate the holy event when God redeemed the son of Abraham by providing a ram caught in the thicket for the sacrifice. This incident is recorded in the Quran in Surat Al-Saffat (37):99-111.
Adha in the Injeel is a booklet written for Muslims explaining salvation through Christ's death and resurrection by using the Islamic story of the Adha as an illustration of how Christ is our Adha.
(E-BOOK)
Muslims around the world annually celebrate the feast of Al-Adha, which is is also known as the "Feast of Sacrifice". At the Al-Adha feast, many Muslims sacrifice a sheep or a ram to commemorate the holy event when God redeemed the son of Abraham by providing a ram caught in the thicket for the sacrifice. This incident is recorded in the Quran in Surat Al-Saffat (37):99-111.
Adha in the Injeel is a booklet written for Muslims explaining salvation through Christ's death and resurrection by using the Islamic story of the Adha as an illustration of how Christ is our Adha.
(E-BOOK)
Muslims around the world annually celebrate the feast of Al-Adha, which is is also known as the "Feast of Sacrifice". At the Al-Adha feast, many Muslims sacrifice a sheep or a ram to commemorate the holy event when God redeemed the son of Abraham by providing a ram caught in the thicket for the sacrifice. This incident is recorded in the Quran in Surat Al-Saffat (37):99-111.
Adha in the Injeel is a booklet written for Muslims explaining salvation through Christ's death and resurrection by using the Islamic story of the Adha as an illustration of how Christ is our Adha.
(E-BOOK)