“Say: We believe in Allah and in what has been sent down to us, and what was sent down to Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob and the twelve sons of Jacob, and what was given to Moses, Jesus and the Prophets from their Lord. We make no distinction between them and to Him (Allah) we have submitted (in Islam).” [Qur’an Ali-Imran 3:84]

We can put any religion or system of beliefs to test by examining whether it is rational, universal, applicable at all times, in all places, and by people of all colors and languages, and whether the religion’s Scripture is free of alteration, internal and external inconsistencies. A scripture is internally inconsistent if it contains discrepancies and contradictions within its text, and externally inconsistent if it contradicts facts (not theories) from science and nature as we know them. For it is impossible that God does not know His creation or that which He creates.

“Say: O followers of the Book! come to an equitable proposition between us and you that we shall not serve any but Allah and (that) we shall not associate aught with Him, and (that) some of us shall not take others for lords besides Allah; but if they turn back, then say: Bear witness that we are Muslims.” [Qur’an Ali-Imran 3:64]

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Do me a favor, and just ask Jesus if he cares about you. AND - wait for an answer. An answer will come!

I would welcome all Muslims to pray for me. God hears prayers, regardless of who gives them. If the Muslim is right about a particular thing they are praying for, then I will be blessed from it. If they are wrong, then nothing will come of it, but I will have their good will. Sounds like win-win for me.

Why don't you be a bold women and cut to the chase? What are you trying to say? Explain in a way so everyone can understand, not just saying what you wanna say and getting [edit] out of here

You are misinformed. There is no good will spiritual equivalent in Islam. There is no "praying for your enemies" or good will pouring out from a living God concerned about all people knowing Him and loving Him more intimately. In Islam, obedient compliance is absolute. God is God; mankind is nothing unless God wills good or bad for His own sometimes indecisive purposes. It is an entirely Christian concept to be loved by God, forgiven without retribution, or deservedly excused from punishment in unity with the overall legal interest of justice.

The GOOD NEWS (gospel) Christians have that is incomperable to Islamic teaching is that God loves all men like a doting father who wants to adopt us, that He will forgive us of our sin when we legally claim to follow the sacrifice He provided in Jesus (law of grace), and that we will then not be deservedly punished for our sins (law of mercy). Each person must choose for oneself to seek a divine personal relationship [love God] and accept those whom God has sent to them, Jesus first, and then others [love our neighbors]. In that "new law" of grace and mercy, all of the other laws are fulfilled. Why be ashamed of this message?

During Ramadan, Muslims are listening for and seeking God's will to avoid excessive judgment by Allah; they want to know and learn what the right and good things to do are so as to incur his favor. Our prayers for God's good news to come to Muslims has nothing whatsoever to do with compliance or religion and everything to do with divine reconciliation and forgiveness...musalaha.

Christian prayers to our Heavenly Father that He speak to Muslims and the very real needs they all have in their lives and families is nothing to be ashamed of or offended by. Praying that they will hear God's voice and know His perfect will for their lives is the same prayer they have for themselves. But our God is alive and able to do exceedingly wonderful things.

May people meet their Heavenly Father who loves and longs for fellowship with them!