I learned about Islam when I noticed the actions of the Muslims around me. I was originally Christian during my first year of university, but by my second year, I felt lost, as I had no real connection to God. I couldn’t understand Him through the concept of the Trinity as described in Christianity. I began exploring different religions, but after seeing how the Muslims around me all followed similar practices, were respectful and respectable people, and stayed true to the words of the Quran, I decided to learn more for myself ...
My husband would listen to Dawah on YouTube and read the Quran every night, but he never shared much with me until he was completely sure about his beliefs. Eventually, I started asking questions and watching YouTube with him. I noticed a change in him it was incredible. Every day, he shared more and more with me. There was a masjid near us that he had wanted to visit for some time. The first time, I felt hesitant and said, “I can’t go in like this.” But another day, I finally said ...
When I told my dad that I wanted to revert to Islam, he got very angry and basically kicked me out, forcing me to move back in with my mum just two days before college started. At first, I was angry, but then I realized that ...
I reverted about a year ago. I'm a born Muslim with a Muslim father and brother. One night, I suddenly felt really bad out of nowhere, I was scared that I was going to die that night. But for some reason, my first thought was about Islam and the Day of Judgment ...
I was born Christian and grew up in a Christian family, but I never felt attached to Christianity it never made sense to me. I didn’t understand how they called Jesus God, and I struggled to connect with the people. I also felt that churches were corrupt. I didn’t like having to go to church, and I never felt a connection when praying at home ...
Assalamualaikum, sisters! My mom reacted really well to my reversion, but my dad doesn’t know yet because I want to talk to him after my Shahada. He lives in the U.S. I’m very nervous about ...
The reason I reverted to Islam is that I don’t believe Isa (Jesus) is God. I believe there is only one God, and Islam is the only religion that worships only one, Allah SWT. Also, my dad went to prison for 10 years, and when he came home, he was Muslim. I was only 10 years old when he got out. I learned some things from him, but I didn’t convert until 11 years later ...
While attending college, I began making friends with Muslims and learning about Islam through them. Growing up as a Baptist Christian, I was always open-minded when it came to learning about different cultures and religions. When I started fasting during Ramadan in 2024 ...
I reverted just over a year and a half ago, Alhamdulillah. My family didn’t react well. They were very small-minded and didn’t really understand why I would want to do this. I still face challenges ...
While being a revert has been one of the most peaceful and exciting experiences of my life, it has also come with many challenges. No matter how alone you may feel as a revert, always remember that Allah sees you and your efforts.
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I’ve been practicing Islam for 2 years now. This is my second Ramadan. My family was accepting but the distance is there. I’ve lost a few friends. I feel lonely due to all my close friends are Christians. I’m still trying to find my flow. Hopefully meeting new sisters in this group can help me with that.
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