Pastor Muhammed Ali Taib (født Abdul Ghafur). Tidligere mullah og digter. Konverterede fra Islam til kristendommen og blev døbt i 1928. Taib blev en god ven af missionær pastor Jens Christensen. Fik arbejde på en kristen Læsestue med fokus på religionsdialog. Efter teologisk uddannelse blev han præsteordineret i 1938, og ansat som præst for den lille pathanske menighed i området. Var gennem mange præst ved Mardan Kirke, indviet i 1939 Rev. Muhammed Ali Taib (born Abdul Ghafur). A former mullah and poet. Converted from Islam to
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Rev. Muhammed Ali Taib (born Abdul Ghafur). A former mullah and poet. Converted from Islam to Christianity and was baptized in 1928. Taib became a good friend of Missionary Rev. Jens Christensen. Worked at a Christian Reading Room, focusing on religious dialogue. After Theological Education he was ordained in 1938, and became Pastor of the small Pathan congregation in the area. Served for many years at Mardan Church, inaugurated 1939.
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