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Miracle of Miracles: A Muslim Woman's Conversion to Christ and Flight from the Perils of Islam

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This book is excellent. It is a true story about a woman raised in an affluent home in Iran and raised by a strong fundamentalist Islamic family. She stumbles on a Bible and this is her story of how she is transformed, gives her life to Christ, then has to flee for her life for having a different faith.

This book is an account of a brave woman who was called by God in a country where there is no freedom of religion. She found a bible one day and although it was against everything she had been taught and the law, she read the Word and it changed her. Her story inspired me to come out as a true Christian. I was shamed into it because what she did was so brave. We live in a free country but we do not appreciate our freedom. She narrowly escaped death and she suffered brutal torture and the shunning of her family in Iran but it could not kill her faith. It was very inspiring and I would recommend this book to anyone struggling with their faith. God bless and protect her and all of her family and may she continue to enlighten others by her testimony.

"Miracle of Miracles" is truly that. The true story of Mina Nevisa is filled with astonishment, terror, faith, sorrow, and redemption. It is a look into a world that few of us could imagine. It is a message of perseverance in spite of the odds and hope at its best.

This woman's story is amazing. It's also so exciting I read it through in two sittings. Uncertainty, fear, waiting on the Lord for an answer - it's all part of her story - as well as her example of boldness for Christ, no matter the cost.
It's also reveals first hand, how Islam is actually practiced in Iranian homes.

This book was an incredible introduction to the religion on Islam as well as the power of God to save those who really desire to know him, but just don't know how to reach him. I found it to be interesting in comparison to "Kite Runner", since both stories are set in similar places and both are riveting. However Nina's story is a story of hope and brings joy to the reader, because even tragedy is not the end. In comparison, "The Kite Runner" paints an incredible picture, but leaves the reader with a sense of hopelessness, a feeling that evil will overcome in the end. I highly recommend the book, even at it's high price tag. It will impact you if you are a Christian and challenge you if you are Muslim. The truth should be sought for it's own sake, there is nothing to fear! It's only in complete honesty and truth that anyone is truly free.

This book gave me insight into the Muslim religion. Ms. Nevisa is a very courageous woman. It's a miracle indeed for her, her father & mother to convert to Christianity. The story is amazing. You can see the hand of God in this. Some may not agree and that's fine - it's all about God's leading and finding Jesus.

The cold, hard, sad truth about today's world order of things is that Christianity is declining under torrents of assaults from seemingly endless sources such as the ACLU, the world major news media, Hollywood, the UN, liberalism and countless other sources, while Islam is given a free pass and the rest of world is encouraged to accept and even welcome this so-called "religion of peace." Society is either blinded or ignorant of the fact that non-Muslims are considered infidels and the Islamic faith teaches that murdering infidels is rewarded in heaven. Meanwhile, Christianity, which is tolerant of those who do not know God's word and seeks to evangelize them rather than murder them, is ridiculed from every corner.

This is precisely what MIRACLE OF MIRACLES is about. When a young upper class Iranian couple reject the doctrine of Mohamed and turn their lives to Jesus Christ, they must survive long enough to escape Iran and the Muslim world and the religion of peace before they are murdered for their "sins" of infidelity. This is the true story of what this couple endured to make it to America where they would be allowed, for now at least, to worship Christ freely and openly.

This book is exceptionally well written and is what many would classify as a real "page-turner", but it does have a major flaw where Christianity is concerned. While relatively new to the Christian faith, perhaps the author, Mina Nevisa, is unaware of the Doctrine of Dispensations. We live in the Church Age and Jesus no longer makes personal appearances. That hasn't happened since the completion of the Canon of Scripture. We won't see Him again until the rapture, despite what countless televangelists would have us believe. Nevisa's story does try to convince the reader that her father also converted to Christianity only after being visited by Jesus Christ. Praise God that this girl's father is now a Christian, and if he believes that Christ personally appeared to him, then so be it, but we're a couple of thousand years too late for that and the last time I checked, the rapture hasn't occured yet. Nonetheless, this is an exceptional read that you will surely enjoy and that should open the eyes of those too blind to see the truth.

Pastor Monty Rainey