Son of Hamas Leader Turns Back on Islam and Embraces Christianity


Mosab Hassan Yousef is an extraordinary young man with an extraordinary story. He was born the son of one of the most influential leaders of the militant Hamas organization in the West Bank and grew up in a strict Islamic family.

Now, at 30 years old, he attends an evangelical Christian church, Barabbas Road in San Diego, Calif. He renounced his Muslim faith, left his family behind in Ramallah and is seeking asylum in the United States.

The story of how his life unfolded is truly amazing, whether you agree or disagree with his views. Below is a transcript on an exclusive FOX News interview with Hassan as he tells firsthand how a West Bank Muslim became a West Coast Christian.

Link
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,402483,00.html

forget about it

LOOL ??? Wow.....thats unique

It's not like it's new. George Habash was a Christian radical Palestinian...the reason why this sound very surprising to most people because they see the problem as a 'religious' war as many prefer it that way (people die for religion much easier than they do anything else).

infiltration

hahahaha

In other religions, when you convert to another, nothing happens to you or you just simply get shunned. But when a Muslim converts to another religion, his/her life is immediately in danger. This right here tells you what kind of religion Islam really is.

caring?

There are tons of people leaving Islam and for good reason. Most of the time these people were indoctrinated from birth and never given a full chance to use their fully developed mental capacities to figure out how much of a dogmatic and brainwashing ideology Islam is, which could also be considered as an account of verbal child abuse.

The God in Christianity is more personable and forgiving. In Islam you are taught to fear their Allah 24/7. You cannot wish, but only hope for the best through praying and bowing on the carpet floor 5 times a day.

He may ne practicing taqiyyah to avoid danger!
When a Muslim is attacked (fairly or unfairly), to avoid punishment he takes refuge in taqiyyah to escape and save his life.

Just guessing since one's true motives are rarely known!

Let people change. You don't need to accept it just because you are born into it.

Exactly. Religion is often negative and is manipulative.



You have not heard of Roman Catholicism have you? It's almost the same thing.

what difference does it make?

^he won't be getting his 72 virgins.