During the 1950s, Christian Arabs and missionaries in the Arab World began to produce and broadcast Christian Arabic radio programs as part of their mission to the majority population in the Arab World. No publications of any scientific sort exist regarding this work and the subsequent 50 years. This study sheds light on the history of the Protestant Arabic radio broadcasting during this period. The major focus in this study is on the question to what extent these programs have presented a contextually suitable Christian message, and to what extent the organizations doing this work have become indigenous.
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