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Sam Solomon
Jurist, counselor, lecturer
Executive Director of FFM – Fellowship of faith for the Muslims, UK.
Co-founder of Christian Concern for the Nation (CCFN) along with Andrea William and the Christian Law Society.
He studied Islamic law for 15 years and became an Islamic lawyer and Sharia law professor. After his conversion to Christianity,
he was given 48 hours to flee his country.
He now lives in the United Kingdom, where he is an advisor to Parliament. He is a prominent Christian witness in the Muslim world.
Fikeret BÖcek
Pastor of the Protestant Church of Izmir
After graduating from the Westminster Seminary in California in 1998, Fikret Böcek, of Turkish origin, returned to his
country in 2001 to found a church in Izmir, the ancient persecuted city of Revelation 2:8-11.
Though with many risks he decides to make his church public and open to all.
He was arrested several times for his faith with false accusations of being an enemy of the government,
as he could not defend himself in a country where the testimony of a Christian is not reliable in court.
Jay Smith
Apologist and Christian evangelist
A graduate in theological studies with a master’s degree in Islamic studies, in 1987 he moved to Senegal for 5 years
before returning to England and further deepening his studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London.
For over 24 years, he has also been involved in formal public debates with important Muslim apologists and scholars including Omar
Bakri Muhammad, one of the high-profile Islamists often cited by the British media and described as “closely linked to al-Qaeda”.
Bill Nikides
Pastore e Church planter per le Chiese Presbiteriana ed Evangelica Riformata
Ha trascorso gran parte della sua vita adulta lavorando nel mondo musulmano, incontrando culture e costumi sociali in Nord Africa,
Egitto, Medio Oriente e nell’Asia centrale, meridionale e orientale.
Considerato uno dei massimi esperti nel ministero musulmano, in particolare sui movimenti interni e il loro impatto sulle culture,
è direttore del “Ministero i2” (Asia orientale) e missiologo di “Advancing Native Missions”.
Francesco Maggio
Islamistic consultant, author and author and writer
Intercultural Mediator working for the National Evangelical Church, he undertook studies in islam at the “Trinity Center” Institute in London.
Author, scholar of Islam, teacher and recognized lecturer at most of the National Evangelical Movement.
He is often involved in information about the essence of Islam, its projects, hegemonic intentions and unconstitutional policies in the West.