From the Curse to the Cross:
How Jesus Saved a Muslim Woman from the Curse

Rose Masih grew up having no assurance of eternal life, and no hope of seeing God face to face. She thought she was cursed. She hated that she had been born a woman, especially a Muslim woman, and was lost in the endless chores and duties she had to complete to earn her place in heaven, however difficult that would be.

On the outside, she was a pious, legalistic, and devout Muslim, but inside she yearned to find her place on this earth and in heaven.

She didn’t know how or if she would ever be free from this curse until she met Jesus Christ of the Christian Bible. The more she learned about Him, the freer she felt. Even though her journey has been long, hard, and painful, she determined to never let go—because it is in His cross that she found freedom from her curse.

“A riveting real-life story of God’s rescue from darkness and despair to a life of freedom and promise… You will not be able to put this book down.”

—Major Everett Barrow

“A beautiful narration of her journey from Muslim orthodoxy to acceptance of Jesus… fascinating reading.”

—Dr. James A. Beverley
Research Professor, Tyndale University

Softcover Trim Size: 5.5 x 8.5

Page Count: 138

About the Author:

Since her conversion to Christianity from Islam, Rose Masih, M.Div., has been involved in teaching, preaching, and proclaiming the gospel for more than twenty-four years. She serves as a lead pastor in Canada and has been a missionary in Africa, the Middle East, and North America, not to mention an educator in various contexts. She and her husband travel extensively to teach courses on Christianity and Islam, cross-cultural evangelism, world religions, and intercultural studies.