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I Dared To Call Him Father

An incredible journey of discovery begins when a high-born Muslim woman opens the Bible

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How do I give myself to God completely? What happens when I do? I Dared to Call Him Father is a book for everyone who has ever asked these questions. It is the fascinating true story of Bilquis Sheikh, a prominent Muslim woman in South Asia who faced these questions at the crossroads of her life -- and found the astonishing answers. Her entire life turned upside down as a series of strange dreams launched her on a quest that would forever consume her heart, mind and soul. This 25th anniversary edition contains a new afterword by a Western friend of Bilquis and a new appendix on how the East enriches the West.

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I Dared To Call Him Father, Richard H. Schneider, RICHARD SCHNEIDER BILQUIS SHEIKH

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1979
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Title
I Dared To Call Him Father
Subtitle
An incredible journey of discovery begins when a high-born Muslim woman opens the Bible
Language
English
Released
1979
Format
Paperback
Pages
176
ISBN10
0860650499
ISBN13
9780860650492
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How do I give myself to God completely? What happens when I do? I Dared to Call Him Father is a book for everyone who has ever asked these questions. It is the fascinating true story of Bilquis Sheikh, a prominent Muslim woman in South Asia who faced these questions at the crossroads of her life -- and found the astonishing answers. Her entire life turned upside down as a series of strange dreams launched her on a quest that would forever consume her heart, mind and soul. This 25th anniversary edition contains a new afterword by a Western friend of Bilquis and a new appendix on how the East enriches the West.