Ben Adam has been and still is a rare combination of thinker, scholar, and compassionate friend-maker of Muslims, both during his years in Europe and the Muslim world. I'll never forget the gathering space he created where Muslims could ponder anything in a safe environment. This small book Encountering the World of Post-Islam has riveted my thinking afresh as much as have any of the best thinkers who have given themselves to see Muslims love and follow Isa Al Masih. It says much more worth absorbing than so many longer but less applicable tomes.
Greg Livingstone, Doctor of Mission. Founder of Frontiers
Ben's short essay is a stimulating, practical guide to evangelism in communities which might be thought of as 'Muslim' but which, he encourages us to see, are often increasingly post-Muslim. This brings challenges of its own along with the need for specific missional approaches. As a short guide to reflective practice for Christians living and working in these areas of the UK, as well as for those with a calling to share the Gospel in other places, his work will be invaluable. Every page provokes fresh thoughts. Every page drips with wisdom and insight.