The Christian View of Muslim Humantarian Aid Da'wah Strategy

At a time when the world undergoes unprecedented economic recess, for a developing country and a community setting in the rural western part of Kenya, Kakamega County, humanitarian aid da'wah strategy would be more than welcome. This book investigates the Christian View of Muslim Humanitarian Aid Da'wah Strategy bringing to the fore its implication on Christian-Muslim relations in the area. This book is a product from a study that was conducted to investigate the Christian view of the Muslim humanitarian aid da'wah strategy in the context of Christian and Muslim relations in Kenya. That indeed a number of Christians in the area benefit from Muslim humanitarian aid da'wah strategy, this does directly impact on their view of Islamic religion both in the negative and positive sense; building on the positive views lead to cordial relations, we can as well use the Luhya proverb 'one cannot bite the hand that feeds him' thus contributing to the cordial relations among Christians and Muslims in the area. Students, researchers in Christian and Muslim relations, and those who work in interfaith dialogue and mission fields will find this book a useful resource.