Recent viral videos have been raising concerns about a massive Muslim parade that took place in Dearborn, Michigan. While some are raising alarms about the ongoing Islamization of the United States, one ex-Muslim is trying a more direct tactic – sharing the gospel directly with the Muslims in Dearborn.
Belgian Member of Parliament Darya Safai is just one of many who posted about the Islamic event in Dearborn, saying it reminds her of the life she escaped after suffering imprisonment under the ayatollahs in Iran.
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Meanwhile, some Christian ex-Muslims decided to go to Dearborn to reach out with the good news of Jesus Christ. Former Muslim Shahriq Khan told CBN News about why he led a group of more than 100 trained evangelists to the Muslim parade to preach the gospel.
Khan is a Christian apologist who argues that while many view the growth of Islam in Dearborn through a political or fearful point of view, Christians should approach the community with a “missionary lens” focused on God’s plan for redemption.
Khan and his team use respectful conversation and biblical reasoning rather than confrontation, offering free literature and comparative studies to discuss the history of God and the Messiah.
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