About us

Hello

30 Days of Prayer for the Muslim World has been inviting Christians to pray with love and respect for Muslim peoples around the world since 1993.

We is an international collective of Christ-followers who care about praying for Muslims.
All of our staff are volunteers and work part-time, remotely from around the world.
Most of us are involved in ministry full-time, often in Muslim communities.

Want to volunteer? Let’s talk!

Our Vision

30 Days of Prayer is inviting Christians to pray with love and respect for Muslim families, peoples and nations. We do this by publishing an annual prayer guide. In doing so, we hope to see God bless the Muslim World and bring hope, healing and transformation.

Our History

The idea for 30 Days of Prayer got its start when a group of Christian leaders met in the Middle East in 1993 and were praying for the Islamic world. As they prayer, God emphasized to them His love and concern for Muslims, and the need for prayer. The idea to encourage Christians to view Muslims peoples with a God-perspective and pray for them was born. That was over 30 years ago. And today we continue to pray!

Cairo Street Scene Photo By 8moments Via Pixabay, Cc
Cairo | Photo by 8moments via Pixabay, CC2

Why do we pray?

God is at work in the Muslim World. And when Christians pray, we find that:
+ Christians gain a better understanding about Muslim people, their faith and their various, diverse cultures.
+ There is increased love and compassion towards the needs of Muslims around the world.
+ God effects change and Muslims grow in their interest in Jesus.

Why Ramadan?

30 Days of Prayer is intended to coincide with the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, when Muslims are fasting and praying themselves, as it is a good time for Christians to remember to pray. When Christians hear in the media that Ramadan is coming, it reminds them to keep Muslims in their hearts and prayers.

Our Partners

We work globally to print, translate and distribute with partner organization like:

Recommendations

Here’s what both Christians and Muslims are saying about 30 Days of Prayer:

“I am a Muslim but I respect what you are doing here. I do have to admit that it makes me sad the people leave Islam, but as long as they find God it can never be a bad thing.”

A Muslim Reader
A Muslim Reader

“I have been using the 30 Days of Prayer Muslim Prayer guide in both English and Dutch for many years. This is a wonderful way to meet the real world of Islam and to connect them to the throne of God.”

Brother AndrewOPEN DOORS
Brother Andrew
OPEN DOORS

“As I read the 30 Days of Prayer articles each day and prayed, I began to see Muslims as people whom God loves–people who live, eat, work, learn… just like us. I have grown to love them!”

Diane NVineyard Church
Diane N
Vineyard Church