Exploring the Appropriate Contextualization of Salat

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The primary reason for this article is that it seems to me that something very important about the contextualization of prayer has been lost in the larger debate about appropriateness of certain kinds of contextualization in the Muslim world.

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Counting the Cost of Indigenous Missionary Needs in South Asia: A Statistical Approach

By Abhijit Nayak

December 30, 2021

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Counting the Cost of Indigenous Missionary Needs in South Asia: A Statistical Approach

By Abhijit Nayak

webmaster January 1, 2022

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Let’s Leave Shahada to Real Muslims

I write as a follow up to Gene Daniel’s important contribution on shahada confession, which appeared in the July 2014 issue of EMQ. The author notes that among Christian missionaries “there is disagreement about whether a believer in Christ can, with a clear conscience, say the second half, that Muhammad is his [God’s] messenger.”

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Point/Counterpoint

Point: A Muslim-born Pastor’s Response to a 2009 Insider’s Conference by Jonathan McNeil. Counterpoint: Asking Questions: A Response to Jonathan McNeil by Kevin Higgins

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Revamping the C-Spectrum for Contextualization

By Harley Talman | The C-Spectrum introduced more than 20 years ago provided a tool to categorize different types of Christ-centered communities among Muslims. The Foreignness-Spectrum, or F-Spectrum, focuses on foreignness as the point of reference in appropriate contextualization. It gives needed correction to the C-Spectrum while also building on the C-Spectrum’s foundation.

Missio Nexus July 12, 2024

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