Muslim Woman Gives Jesus One Week To Prove Himself Before Ending Her Lif...

Muslim Lady Challenges Jesus to Prove Himself to Her or She’ll Commit Suicide in One Week. You Won’t Believe What Happens Next…


Muslim Lady Challenges Jesus to Prove Himself

According to the Shi’a Muslim theocracy that rules Iran, anyone who abandons Islam is an apostate, and apostasy is punishable by death. Unwavering from this declaration, the government itself severely persecutes Christians. Because of the widespread persecution, Iran has moved up to number nine on the 2016 watch list of countries that persecute Christians.

Padina’s Story

It was in this hostile environment that Padina, a young Iranian woman, grew up. From an early age, Padina recited prayers, memorized the Quran before school, and learned to hate Christians. In fact, she was bolstered by the promise that killing a Christian guarantees a one-way ticket to Heaven.

Padina was a model Muslim; she followed all the rules, even cleansing and re-cleansing herself during prayers to ensure purity. But these rituals left her feeling hopeless and depressed.

In a recent interview with The Endless Love of Jesus Ministries, Padina revealed that after doctors diagnosed her mother with MS, she found herself trapped in a pit of despair. She told her mother that she planned to kill herself. Her mother pleaded with Padina to kill her as well. Padina hatched a desperate plan to kill both of them, and was bound and determined to complete it.

A Distant god

Though Padina had been completely devoted to Allah, Allah was nowhere to be found in her time of need. She felt “so distant from Allah.” Her mother’s sickness exposed the uncrossable abyss between herself and her god.

An Intimate God

One day, in the midst of her suicidal and homicidal plans, Padina stumbled across a Christian evangelical pastor on T.V. He encouraged desperate Iranians just like her find hope in the promise that “the Lord has a hope and a future” for them.

Cynical and unbelieving, Padina became furious when she discovered her mother praying the prayer of salvation on the phone with this pastor. A heated argument ensued, and Padina’s mother begged her to speak to the Christian pastor. Padina responded, “Jesus can do nothing. Jesus is nothing. I will not blaspheme Muhammad.”

Eventually, Padina did pick up the phone, only to tell the pastor, “I’m going to kill myself and your Jesus can do nothing for me.”

The Challenge

Undeterred, the pastor calmly responded with logic; “Allah has done nothing for you. Give Jesus a chance. You can always kill yourself next week.”

Padina was swayed by this logic; mostly because she wanted to call during live programming the next week to tell the pastor and the Christian audience that Jesus had done nothing. She even planned to kill herself while on the phone on live TV–her final sacrificial act for Allah.

Hope Comes in the Morning

The next morning, Padina was awakened by a sound; her mother was walking perfectly down the hall, as though she no longer suffered from MS. Padina immediately took her to the hospital only to have lab tests and an MRI confirm her suspicion: her mother had been healed less than 24 hours since her conversion.

For his own well-being, the stunned Muslim doctor questioned Padina: “Which Imam did you pray to?”

Padina’s reply?

Padina shocked herself as the words spilled out of her mouth: “It wasn’t an Imam; it was Jesus.” According to Padina, “When I said those words, my heart changed.”

Her Confession of Faith

Instead of killing herself on live TV the next week, Padina spoke directly to Jesus with this powerful confession of faith: “You are the living God. you cleansed me and filled me. I’ll give up my life for you.” What strength, what conviction in these awe-inspiring words!

Christian Underground Churches in Iran

Today, despite rampant persecution in Iran, over one million evangelical Christians flock to underground in-house churches to worship God. Reminiscent of the early Christian churches, these thriving, secret churches are filled with passionate believers who would–and do–risk everything for their faith.

According to Catholic Online, Iran’s evangelical pop