I Was Blind, But Now I See

A chilling escape from the mask of Islam, into the new found light

by Ahmed Abaza


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 9/4/2007

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 264
ISBN : 9781434320957
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 264
ISBN : 9781434320964

About the Book

Fearlessness and boldness challenge's any Islamic clerics of the hidden truth behind Moslem beliefs that are veiled in foreign languages to prevent widespread, international scrutiny.

Bound to create uproar by uncovering controversial passages in the Koran!

 

The Mohammed said that the paradise is under the shadow of swords. Al-Boukhari, Jihad and seier 2607.

 

 

Ahmed Abaza traces his steps as a young Moslem through his transformation into a young Christian. While struggling and agonizing with his soul to find the truth as to what he was taught as a Muslim child and his new findings as a Christian. Sharing his horrifying experience of torture and isolation.

 

His journey begins in Egypt where he was born and raised, of a very famous, influential and well known Moslem family. At age 6, he experienced his first contact with Christianity. At age 17, he began his conversion that lead to imprisonment, torture and the intense path to refuge, escaping the society that haunts and follows him.

 

You will read about his profound experiences with the Lord, which faithfully encouraged him, also about his family’s attempts to stop his conversion through imprisonment and torture to prevent disgrace to the family name.

 

I was not convinced after all that, was it a joke? The Lord of Glory? Who is this Lord of Glory? Is He Allah?

 

I found myself hanging from my feet upside down with an iron chain from the ceiling like a slaughter animal!

 

What crime have I committed against society, but the crime of choosing the Light as my own belief?

 

 

Section II focuses on Islam, the Koran and beliefs that were concealed during his youth (as well as for the average Moslem)! His journey not only tells his story, but also sheds light on the Middle East’s torture and killings of Ex-Muslims.


About the Author

Ahmed Abaza was born and raised in Egypt, of a very famous, influential and well known family.

 

At age 17, he began the challenge of converting from Islam to Christianity. In 1991, Mr. Abaza graduated from Alexandria University with an Economics Bachelor degree. 

 

After seeking religious refuge in many countries he now lives in North America. Mr. Abaza published his book I Was Blind, But Now I See in Arabic and English. He has appeared on various news channels, live talk shows and pre-recorded tapings on satellite stations that air internationally. He wrote for newspapers such as The New York Times, USA Today, The Washington Post, The Jewish Express, The Windsor Star, and Voice of an Immigrant (the New Jersey publication). Through the Voice of an Immigrant, he addressed President George W. Bush in an editorial letter.  Mr. Abaza currently speaks at various events, seminars and conferences to discuss the persecution in the Middle East.

 

Mr. Abaza has been called “the Sword in Islam” by various Middle Eastern newspapers like The Arab World due to his frankness and forthright comments about Moslems and their brutality.  For the past nine years he has hosted chat sessions on PalTalk.com to help reveal the truth and to minister to others.  He is in the process of launching a new satellite station called The Truth Broadcast Network (TTBNTV), airing in July 2007.  This station will focus on religion and persecution without censorship.

 

He feels it is his duty to expose the Middle East’s corruption in reference to the torture and killings of Ex-Muslims and Christians.

 

Ahmed Abaza’s mission is to reach the Moslem community and minister to them by bringing out the truth that lies in the Koran in the various hidden passages and to minister to anyone seeking knowldge.