Mukhtar Alam

Brother Ian accepts the truth........

"My name is Ian, I am a revert from Houston, TX. I have spent most of my life as a Christian and just last year I started asking the pastor questions he couldn't answer so I asked a Muslim friend at work about God and who we really should be worshipping and he said Allah (God) and the questions kept coming and eventually he invited me over. That's when we sat down and showed me the truth and the truth opened my eyes and set me free. I took my shahada that night (it was December 24) and ever since then my life has been nothing but positivity and prosperity, All praise and thanks are due to Allah alone.ــــــــــ❀•▣🌹▣•❀ــــــــــ
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After visiting the survivors of Christchurch mosque terrorist attack, the All Blacks rugby player, Ofa Tuungafasi, has converted to Islam. He was accompanied by his Muslim teammate Sonny Bill Williams whose mother accepted Islam too.

The famous Muslim preacher, John Fontain, wrote on his twitter:

“Allahu akbar today Sonny Bill William’s mother and his teammate Offa Tuungafasi accepted Islam. May Allah make it easy for them and grant them firdous ameen.

I'm Gabrielle, I live in the United States in Oregon, and I am 20 years old.
My Revert story:

I grew up with a very Christian/Catholic extended family and Atheist parents. I myself was Agnostic, believing that everything created in the world today had to some from something, but who or what that something was, I did not know. As I grew up, I tried to follow the path of Christianity because it was an influential part of my life, but no matter how hard I tried to fit in, I couldn't. I would go to church, sing the songs, read the Bible, but I knew inside that Christianity wasn't for me because it was difficult to understand. I had a Christian boyfriend who tried to help me understand, but the "fire of Christ" he spoke of was not in me. During my senior year I became very depressed; I had done a study abroad the year before and when I came back I felt very isolated. I felt like a ghost amongst my friends, and it got bad enough that I would harm myself to try and ease that emotional pain. This depression followed me into college, and about halfway through my first year I realized how lost I was. I needed an anchor to keep me going in life, and nothing physical was helping so I started looking spiritually for a guide (I have never spoken to a counselor because it was very hard for me to open up to strangers, so I would use my friends as "counselors" and seek their advice).

Around this time, I had met and exchange student from Egypt. She was Muslim, but it was her hijab that had interested me and encouraged me to ask her questions. A couple months later, my cultural anthropology class required me to attend a religious event, and since I knew nothing about Islam at the time, I decided to attend a mosque. I was incredibly nervous, but for the experience I decided to cover my head with a scarf, but it gave me comfort to meet such a welcoming community. One of the sisters at the masjid had given me a simple introduction to Islam, answering questions that I had and giving me informational pamphlets and a translated pocket-sized Quran.

Fast forward three months, I enrolled in a comparative religions class to learn more about Islam and how it compared to and was different than Christianity. That class required visits to a church and a mosque as well, and it was during these visits that I had my first real encounter with Allah (swt). When I had gone to a church (for the class requirement) I had an amazing sense of peace, as if all the weight had been lifted off my chest. It was the best I had felt in years, and part of me wondered if I had been looking at Christianity wrong. Later that day, however, I had a voice in my head, telling me to simply be patient. It was not my own, as I later realized, and I was confused because this church experience had given me so much relief from my daily struggles, but I decided to listen and wait.

When I had gone to my friend's church about a week and a half later, I felt so uplifted that I considered getting baptised. Yet again, the voice in the back of my head told me to be patient and wait. This time, I felt a little upset. If I am feeling this way, then why should I not follow what is making me happy? Despite the temptation to convert, I listened to the thought and waited.

A couple weeks later, I went to the masjid again, and I felt the same sense of community and "wholeness" that I had felt the first time. This time, however, I was encouraged to pray with the other sisters. I could have declined, but I decided to anyways to get the most out of the experience. After the prayer ended and I left, I had that same feeling of inner peace as before, but it was different. It was not as overwhelming and powerful, but it lasted for weeks, much longer than when I had last felt it. It was starting to become clear to me that something was happening, and it made me continue to search spiritually.

Ramadan was coming up, and I wanted to use it to find out what I actually believe, because I felt divided. I have read and listened to parts of the Quran and found that it helped calm my concerns and the depressing thoughts of self-harm, but the feeling of peace and having all of my worries lifted from me coincided the most with my visits to churches. I decided to participate in Ramadan, spending the day fasting and in deep contemplation. I started doing the five daily prayers, using Youtube tutorials as a guide to help me do them correctly, and every time I was in sujood I would ask for guidance to lead me to the answers I sought. For the past month leading up to Ramadan I had been holding back from complete submission, because I did not know who I was submitting myself to, but about two weeks into Ramadan I decided to give myself completely into whoever was listening to my prayers. Once I did, Allah took my problems and concerns and gave me the answers I was seeking. Alhamdulillah, I knew that Islam was my religion.

By the last week of Ramadan I felt ready to take my shahada, but yet again I was told to be patient. I was confused, because I thought that I had found my faith, but I listened because I had started to trust Allah (swt). I kept praying, knowing that Allah would tell me when I was ready to revert, and I discovered later that my mind was ready but my heart was not. The last week of Ramadan was helping me give my heart to Allah, and the Thursday after Eid ul Fitr of 2016 I knew I was ready to revert. It was a wonderful feeling that I cannot fully put into words, but it was like my entire body became filled with light. Immediately I told the sister from the masjid (the one who had given me the translated Quran and helped me through this entire experience) that I was ready to take my shahada that Friday. After that, I went and prayed, and when I went into sujood I started crying and thanking Allah for guiding me and showing me the Straight path. That Friday, I went to the masjid, and after the khutbah and the prayer the sister called the attention of the entire room before guiding me through my shahada. I had never felt so at peace with myself in my life, alhamdulillah.

Now, almost a year later, I still tear up whenever I think back on it, because it was such an amazing experience, and every day I thank Allah for guiding me and making me a Muslim. I feel more confident about myself, and although I still have moments where the depression comes back, I know that I do not have to go through it alone because Allah is with me. I am starting to learn Arabic so I can recite the Quran, and everyday I strive to follow in the footsteps of our Beloved Prophet (saw).

Two sisters (Adriel & Dinah), students of "Queensford College Brisbane, Australia" embraced Islam & changed their names to (Aazeen & Aaqilah)

Islam is a Religion of peace & it has lived in peace & harmony with other faiths for centuries & can do so in future as well. Islam shouldn't revolve around our lives, our lives should revolve around Islam. Alhamdulillah Allah gave us hidayah and turned us on the true & right path, we wish to be somebody in the eyes of Allah even if we are nobody in the eyes of people

Brother Getty reverted to islam, all praise to Allah. He is from a christian family
He is now helping on a dawah team in Washington DC. May Allah help him.🙌🌺

From the most dangerous and famous mafia man in Italy to an advocate of Islam!!

Vince Voccari was the most dangerous mafia boss in Italy and Western Europe, and he survived 6 assassination attempts, including the one in which his son was killed.
And after the loss of his son, he changed his life path and converted to Islam after he read the Qur’an, and he felt that many things spoke to him regarding his life and ended with his conversion to Islam and he named himself (Abdul Salam).

And he added: When I read this verse (and for every nation there is a term, and when their term comes, they will not delay it for an hour, nor will they seek another man), I was yes, regardless of whether I was affected by a gang today.

Abd al-Salam, after he was a gangster, feared by everyone, even the police, and hurt people. After his conversion to Islam, he opened a restaurant on Carrington Street, feeding the homeless and donating to the needy.

Because of him, many people entered Islam, including his former friends and followers in the gang, and even his wife, who initially refused to convert to Islam, but accepted to enter after several months.

Where she said that her husband Vince before Islam was cheating on her with many women and beat her daily and always drank alcohol, but after his conversion to Islam he changed completely and became friendly and gave up alcohol and drug addiction and became friendly with her, which made her give up the idea of ​​separating from him and entering the Islam.

Abdul Salam says: (Islam made me be born again..and I cannot describe to you how much happiness and contentment fills my heart after my conversion to Islam)❤

With the grace and generosity of God, Sister Karina and her son Jorge from the country of Peru in South America have converted to Islam..
Oh God, prove them to the religion of truth. ــــــــــ❀•▣🌹▣•❀ـــــ

My name is Khadija my Previous religion was Agnostic I converted to is lam at the age of 23 l am From USA

I was raised by a soldier. He spent a lot of time in Afghanistan and Iraq, and was very vocal about hating Islam. He took trophies home from people he detained or killed. Qurans, burqas, that kind of thing. For some reason, he decided to give some of those things to me. I was always fascinated by the beautiful script of the Qurans and loved the feeling of being beneath the veils. The more terrible things I heard at home, the more I wanted to learn about what Islam was really about. The more I learn about Islam, the more I love. I feel now that I have been led here very clearly and deliberately my entire life, thoughl didn't know it at the time. Many of the events that led me here were painful and I didn't understand, but the result has been worth everything that happened to bring me here. I have read into other religions, but it is inescapable the more I read- there is no god but Allāh, and Muhammad is his Messenger. I took my shahada early this year.

My name is Rebecca Hickermen from England i converted to Islam 14 years ago , i had a rough time with my family and friends because i become Muslim they even said to me i will not get any inheritance because of that but proudly i became even more stronger and i can’t be more lucky in this life

The Swedish Norwegian priest Lev Shatni, 75 years declares his conversion to Islam and changes his name to Ahmed and immigrates to Morocco.
Subhan Allah!!!
Prophet Mohammed peace be upon him said:
This matter (Islam) will keep spreading as far as the night and day reach, until Allah will not leave a house made of mud or hair, but will make this religion enter it, while bringing might to a mighty person (a Muslim) and humiliation to a disgraced person (who rejects Islam). Might with which Allah elevates Islam (and its people) and disgrace with which Allah humiliates disbelief (and its people).

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said: “By Allah, that Allah guides a man through you is better for you than a herd of expensive red camels.” [Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī & Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim]

The 16-year-old girl "Kylie", from Canada, announced this morning her conversion to Islam, with the encouragement of her non-Muslim father and mother who welcomed her desire and conviction to enter Islam.
May Allah bless you