FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions | Isa Jesus Christ

Question 1

Is 'The Abduction' a work of fiction?

Accepted Answer

No. 'The Abduction' is a nonfiction personal testimony. The author, Nader R. Abedrabo, presents this as a true account of events he personally experienced. It is not a novel, not an allegory, and not a theological argument — it is a firsthand witness account.

Question 2

What religion or tradition does the book come from?

Accepted Answer

The book does not belong to any single religious tradition. While the author's background and the content of the testimony touch on themes found across multiple faith traditions, the account is presented as a direct personal experience rather than a doctrinal statement. Readers of all backgrounds — and none — have found it meaningful.

Question 3

Is the book available in other languages?

Accepted Answer

The current edition is in English. Translations into other languages are being planned. If you are interested in a translation into your language, please use the contact form to express your interest.

Question 4

Where can I buy the book?

Accepted Answer

The book is currently available on Amazon in Kindle eBook and paperback formats. Use the 'Buy on Amazon' button on this site to go directly to the listing.

Question 5

Is there a free PDF version available?

Accepted Answer

The site owner is considering making a PDF version available for free download. If this becomes available, it will be announced on this website and through the newsletter. Subscribe to stay informed.

Question 6

Can I contact the author directly?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Nader R. Abedrabo welcomes correspondence from readers. Use the Contact page to send a message. He reads all messages and responds when he is able.

Question 7

Is the author available for speaking engagements or interviews?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For speaking engagements, podcast interviews, media appearances, or other inquiries, please use the Contact page or visit the Media Kit page for press materials.

Question 8

What does 'Isa Jesus Christ' mean in the context of this website?

Accepted Answer

'Isa' is the Arabic name for Jesus, used in the Quran and across the Islamic tradition. The domain name isajesuschrist.com reflects the author's testimony, which touches on the identity and reality of Jesus Christ as encountered in his personal experience — a testimony that speaks across the boundaries of religious tradition.

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