p. 32 | Christian Allies Among Mohammedans

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 3, 1910

Christian Allies Among Mohammedans

MOHAMMEDANISM presents, perhaps, the greatest challenge to true Christianity found in all Christendom. It is cheering to know that God has raised up three powerful allies to Christianity in the conversion of three of Islam's most learned and talented leaders. These men are Mohammed Schukri Effendi, Sheik Achmed Keschaf, and Mohammed Nessimi Effendi. Two of these are brothers whose forefathers sprang from the conqueror of Rumelia. They have founded a seminary in the German Orient for the training of missionaries to work among the Mohammedans. They are also led out to publish much; and they say that wherever they have journeyed in Rumelia, Anatolia, and Arabia, they observe that, through this literature, the Moslem learned ones have always been put to silence. May God prosper their work greatly, that many out of the ranks of Islam may learn of the “Way, the Truth, and the Life,” and experience the “power of God” found alone in the gospel of Christ Jesus the Lord.