Christian Marriage in the House of Islam

The Complexities of Faith, Culture, and Marriage among Believers of Muslim Heritage Parsa Zarin Ghalam, Pat Brittenden, S.T. Antonio, and Iran Azad-Andish (eds.) 2026 | 255pp pb | ISBN: 978-1-917059-86-2 Christian Marriage in the House of Islam is a groundbreaking exploration of marriage among believers from Muslim backgrounds. Drawing on voices from across the Muslim world and diaspora communities, this book examines the unique challenges and opportunities facing BMB marriages today. Combining biblical reflection, cultural understanding, pastoral insight, and powerful personal stories, the contributors address themes of identity, persecution, family expectations, honour and shame, singleness, discipleship, and cross-cultural marriage. Compassionate, practical, and theologically informed, this volume equips churches and believers to better understand and support Christian marriage in Muslim contexts. Above all, this book bears witness to the sustaining grace of God among those seeking to live faithfully where faith, family, and culture often collide.