A great insight into how to approach the bible with Muslims. Enjoying it so far!

I myself from a country of the biggest muslim population in the world. Hv been involved in debate wth muslims & atheists on several social media platforms.. I've been buying ths book (probably around 10) & sending it together CP to certain public figures inside & outside Australia. I compare ths book wth Christian Prince/ CP "The Deception of Allah". His book is straight away exposing the lies about islam, shocking truths, but not talking about history. Green's book : polite (a good way to make a bridge to muslim), explaining the source of quran is mainly from the Jewish's prophets in Tanakh or in the Christian's Bible as The Old Testament & little bit in the New Testament (about Jesus & the Revelation). Muslims called as The Stories of The Prophets, some frequently asked & false accusations from muslims towards Christian, history (Suni vs Shiah, wrong accusation about The Crusade War, the Mongol attack, the slavery & the way to move forward. Ths book expands my horizon about the truth of islam but not revealing as CP. Both are full filing each other. Thumbs-up up.

This is a fantastic read. I bought 3 copies so I could lend them to other Christians. It is unlike any other book on evangelism I have ever read, and enabled me to recommence the conversation with a Moslem friend who I didn't know how to progress with, because it tailors the conversation to what Moslems are interested in and accept as true. I was able to show my Moslem friend that the Koran states that Jesus created birds from clay, and that as creator, Jesus is God.

Just want to express my appreciation for Samuel Green’s book ‘Where to Start with Islam’ which I’ve just finished reading.
I learnt more about my own faith in the process and feel better equipped to engage in meaningful conversation with Muslim friends.
The history covered in Chapter 10 in particular gave the bigger picture which I had lacked before.
I thank the Lord for this publication and pray it may be used with great fruitfulness by many in future.

Samuel Green’s book isn’t just another book on Islam for Christians, to gather dust on your shelf. Where to Start with Islam is designed to teach Christians about Islam not from the Quran and the Hadiths, but from the Bible. Time spent studying the Bible is never wasted; Green allows the study of the Bible and how it is perceived by the Quran to inform how we as Christians can relate to Muslims. The book shows how asking a few potent questions and opening your Bible to its contents page can stop even seemingly well-informed Muslims in their tracks. Each chapter includes a bullet-point summary to remind you how to apply it and evangelistic booklets for most of the chapters are available to download on Samuel Green’s website, so you have some resources to give your Muslim friend.

This is the book I would recommend for engaging with Muslims above all others (with the notable exception of the Bible). That is not to say that there aren’t many fantastic resources out there. However, Samuel Green’s book contains unique and easy-to-apply insights on evangelism to Muslims, while also exhibiting a deep understanding of Islam’s holy texts. For these reasons, I would encourage every Christian to read this book, especially those who are seeking to engage well with Muslims.