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In a series of 18 letters to loved ones who have impacted her spiritual maturity, healing from cancer and consecration to the Lord, Dora Muhammad chronicles an inspiring journey following Christ from her life of faith as a Muslim to a place of pure worship in Christianity. She touches the root of generational family issues and crosses the intersection of faith and politics. It is a personal account from a believing woman of where the universal power of God's Love guides and instructs, heals and makes whole, wages war and gains victory against the spiritual forces that seek to harm all children of The Most High God. She offers her story as a bridge between Muslim and Christian faith communities. As the beautiful tapestry of her faith unfolds, she hopes her experiences and lessons will help readers open a new dimension of their faith to become greater vessels of Christ's love and power.

This special collection of writings is extracted from the 2006 autobiography of Dora Muhammad, "Sajdah: A Young Woman's Atonement." It chronicles the journey of her healing from sexual abuse from age 3; tumbling down a spiral toward attempted suicide at age 15; reopening wounds after being raped, strangled to unconsciousness and left for dead in a park at age 18; to emerge along a road of fragile self-discovery and a life of firm faith and love.