Ali Husnain
Ali Husnain (name changed for security reasons) is a young refugee evangelist living in the UK. Ali plans to return to Pakistan, despite the fatwa issued against him, with the conviction that God is calling him to build a medical facility in his home town and preach the gospel with the very men who tried to kill him as a teenager.
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The Cost
- By: Ali Husnain
- Length: 7 hours 51 minutes
- Publisher: Zondervan
- Publish date: March 08, 2016
- Language: English
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Born into a prominent Shia Muslim family in Pakistan, Ali had it all—prestige, security, wealth, social status. The Cost is the extraordinary story of his dramatic encounter with Jesus that would change everything.
That life-altering... Read more
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