Fixing Islam

Three robed craftsmen stand before a monumental crescent and star, studying its exposed gears, pipes, panels, and patched metalwork. One carries a toolbox, another holds a wrench, and the open machinery inside the crescent presents the Islamic symbol as a constructed system under inspection and repair. The deep night-like backdrop and oversized emblem give the composition the feel of a visual parable about religion, reform, and spiritual discernment.

For Christian ministry use, the artwork serves as a symbolic illustration for interfaith discussion, missions teaching, apologetics, cultural engagement, and sermons addressing Islam from a Christian perspective. Rather than depicting a biblical event, it presents a conceptual scene: human hands attempting to service a religious structure, inviting reflection on truth, tradition, and the need for spiritual renewal.