This Saudi was Converting Americans to Islam Until He Had a Powerful Vision of Jesus on the Cross

Michael Ashcraft : Nov 30, 2020
GodReports.com

"But He's not looking at me with disgust, which is what I expected. He's looking at me with this fierce love. As He's fighting for every breath on the cross, He's fighting with every breath for me." – From Nasser al'Qahtan's testimony of vision of Jesus on the Cross.

(Saudi Arabia) — [Godreports.com] The reason why so many Saudis fill the ranks and leadership of terrorist organizations today is because teachers and preachers in Saudi Arabia praised the "holy war" of Muslims against non-Muslims in Afghanistan in the 1980s, says a convert to Christianity. (Photo Credit: Nasser al'Qahtan via God Reports)

"A whole generation was brought up this way and taught to think this way," says Nasser al'Qahtan. "Sadly, the world is reaping the fruit for what we were taught when we were young."

Nasser, who was born and raised on the eastern coast of Saudi Arabia, longed to die for Allah by waging jihad, and thus improving his chances of making it into Paradise. But along the way he converted to Christ and now exposes the diabolical beginnings of today's world upheaval.

Nasser's parents were opposed to the idea of their 12-year-old going to Pakistan for training and being smuggled into Afghanistan to fight the Russians, but many of his older friends did join jihad.

"God had other plans for me," he says on a Your Living Manna video.

In the summer of 1990, Nasser plotted to run away and join jihad, but Iraq's Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait. At the time, he was actually in the United States with his mother visiting relatives and the ensuing world chaos prevented him from leaving "this evil nation" of America.

Nasser hunkered down for the long haul, playing the role of the religious police with his younger siblings to make sure they still prayed and read the Koran. He didn't want them to come under satanic influences in America. Eventually, he worried about himself and eyed with suspicion the Americans around him.

"What was I going to do? I was surrounded by infidels. You either make a war against them or you try to bring them into Islam another way," he says. "I thought Allah brought me here to evangelize them."

Nasser's English was very good and he thought his Islamic apologetics weren't bad either.

"I began to tell everybody about Islam, my fellow students, my teachers, my neighbors, everybody I came into contact with," he says. "I started to see some fruit. I started to see regular American people abandoning their prior beliefs and becoming Muslims. Some of them grew up in the church and they renounced Jesus. I thought I was fantastic."

As he learned about American culture, he eventually perceived that born-again Christians were different than the rest of Americans (who he wrongly assumed to all be Christians), and he began to target them because he figured it would be easy for them to switch since they already lived clean lives.

One of those loving and clean-living Christians was a woman with whom Nasser fell in love.

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