How do I greet my Muslim friend at Christmas?
Looking for a Christmas card with a difference to share the Gospel with Muslims in a culturally relevant way?
Christianity Explained has put together an evangelistic Christmas card for Muslims in various formats.
The project aims to explain the Gospel to Muslims in a culturally relevant way.
There are a number of ways you can use the Christmas card, such as putting it on social media. There are also other resources on their website, including a Christmas crossword with gospel message!
The card contains Christmas greetings and where there are commonalities in the Qur’an.
Examples of Christians celebrating the birth of Jesus (Christmas)
Mary is "blessed above all women" (Injeel, Luke 1:42)
Mary was a virgin (Luke 1:34)
Mary belonged to a blessed nation, chosen by God "beyond all others" (Torah, Deuteronomy 7:6, 14)
The birth of Jesus is good news announced by angels "that will cause great joy for all people" (Luke 2:10-14)
Examples of Muslims celebrating the birth of Jesus
Mary is "chosen above the women of all nations" (Al-Imran 3:42)
Mary was a virgin whom "no man has touched” (Al-Imran 3:47)
Mary belonged to a blessed nation, chosen by God "preferred ... over the worlds" (Al-Baqarah, 2:47).
The birth of Jesus is good news announced by angels and a "sign for the worlds" (Al-Imran 3:45, Al-Anbya, 21:91)
The special name, "Jesus", was chosen by God (Matthew 1:21). The special name, "Jesus", was chosen by God (Al-Imran 3:45)
Some helpful responses to an important question, this Christmas season.