This document describes contextualized Christian worship forms adapted from Muslim practices to make the gospel more relatable to Muslim audiences. Some of the practices included providing foot washing areas, removing shoes before worship, sitting on the floor, using folding stands for Bibles similar to those used for the Quran, lifting hands and practicing prostration during prayer "Muslim-style", chanting Scripture and testimonies to Muslim tunes, embracing in the Muslim fashion, regulating worship days and times pragmatically like on Friday at noon, emphasizing fasting with scriptural explanation, serving Muslim-type food without pork, and encouraging higher religious observance through Bible study, prayer and fasting.

1. CONTEXTUALIZED WORSHIP FORMS
Adapted from Parshall's New Paths in Muslim Evangelism, 1980.
 A place of washing before prayer is provided for optional use.
 Shoes are removed before entering the worship center.
 All worshippers sit on the floor.
 Bibles are placed on folding stands such as are normally used
for the Quran.
 Hands are lifted up "Muslim-style" during prayer times.
Prostration is frequently practiced. Some pray with their eyes
open and wear the traditional prayer hats.
 Muslim tunes with Christian words are utilized. Scripture is
chanted, as are personal testimonies.
 Worshippers embrace in Muslim fashion.
 Days and times of worship are pragmatically regulated (e.g.
Friday noon).
 Fasting is an area of liberty, but is scripturally explained.
 Muslim type food is served at the center (and no pork!).
 Bible study, prayer, and fasting are emphasized. A higher
profile of religious observance is encouraged.