This is your chance to, if you have time, create dialogue with someone from another faith. This is also your chance to let someone from another faith know that you as a muslim are welcoming and receptive and not easily annoyed. The next time she comes invite her in for a cup of tea. My dad, though not religious at all, invited a couple of JW’s in and offered them cold drinks and got ready for a two hour discussion. They obviously were on a schedule and had other fish to fry so they cut the conversation short and left
When you do converse with her do not make up answers on the spot. Take whatever points she has to give and tell her you will do your research and then respond to her. This is the sunnah of the Prophet Mohammad SAW, i.e. whenever someone would ask him a question he didn’t know the answer to he told them he will find out and get back to them.
Another thing you can do is throw them off their track. A JW once came and sat next to me on the bus, a young 17 year old boy. You could tell he was a fresh recruit and had absolutely know idea about anything apart from what he was preaching. So what i did instead was started asking him questions like why isnt the bible in hebrew, who delivered the messages of God to your latter saints, what is your opinion of the previous prophets like Moses (AS), Dawood (AS), Isaac (AS) etc etc. Once they see you have more knowledge than their limited preacher lines they will run for it and soon as i got off my stop that arab started talking to the JW as if he was continuing on my conversation. It was evident from the JW’s face he was not at all pleased
I’ll invite her next time, I was quite busy with kids at that time so couldn’t ask her to come inside.
That’s quite true actually, I’ve heard so many people say this about them. I wonder how many Jahova Witnesses convert to other religion, may be very few.
bechara.