Do you think the book is more suitable to Christians only or to all religious backgrounds?

[David Samanthaa]

No, I think everyone despite your religion can read this book because it doesn't just talk about master's Christain faith but also all other things he experienced as an immigrant living in America.

[Krebs Karen]

I love how the writer was very open about changing his religion despite backlash from other religions. And I still believe this book would be suitable for everyone including Christians and non-Christians since that's a part of the plot and not what this whole book entails.

[Kevin Kipngeno]

I feel the book is more suitable for Christians. The fact that Ali Master shifted from The Muslim religion to Christianity may not go well with those still embracing the Muslim religion. Some comparisons made between Muslims and Christianity may also make some people from the Muslim religion feel that their own is being viewed as the wrong religion. I therefore recommend it to Christians.

[Elizabeth-Tush4Christ]

While Ali talks extensively about his conversion and life as a Christian, the book encompasses themes that everyone can learn from. It begins with an overview of Ali's life, detailing his journey through education, marriage, and a successful career where he achieved multiple promotions despite numerous challenges. By sharing these experiences, the book offers insights that can resonate with readers from various religious backgrounds, making it a valuable and relatable read for all.

Ali's story provides a deep dive into his personal growth and the transformation he experienced through his faith. However, it also highlights universal themes such as perseverance, professional dedication, and the pursuit of personal excellence. This makes the book appealing not only to those interested in spiritual journeys but also to readers looking for inspiration in overcoming life's obstacles. The narrative demonstrates that regardless of one’s background, there are lessons to be gleaned from Ali's experiences, encouraging readers to reflect on their paths and growth.

[Uma gupta]

Despite its Christian themes, the book offers universal insights into personal transformation and spirituality, making it valuable for readers of all backgrounds interested in exploring identity, purpose, and faith.

[Christell Lindeque]

I believe this book is suited best for the two religions the author had to choose between, but if other people feel like they can relate with the author and have a different religion than the two religions discussed in the book, then I believe they can also gain insight from it as well.

[Wright Ariel]

I think the book is suitable for all religion based on it's blurb, it should be compatible for all major religions including non religion.

[Wright Ariel]

I think the book is suitable for all religion based on it's blurb, it should be compatible for all major religions including non religion.

[Loretta Morris 1]

HI!

I believe this book is suited for all religions. By reading this book, you can learn about the history of other religions. As a person, I try to be openminded about other religions and not be judgmental.

[Ambar Gill]

While Christianity may have been the main religion spoken about in the book, I think the reason behind his conversion is much more important. He did not feel connected to God in Islam, but Master found divinity in another faith and was therefore a more grounded, polite and focused individual. So, I think the book is suited to all. The message behind his conversion is what mattered, not the religion itself. Though we all know that Christianity propelled his life, that can be true in any religion, any space where you feel more connected to God.

[Loretta Morris 1]

The book Beyond the Golden door is a great book! This book is suited for all religions. Although religious beliefs of Christianity and Muslim was mentioned, it is suited for all because it mentions in the book about the love and discipline of both religions. The honor of discipline you can find in all religious beliefs. This is relatable for everyone.