Evangelical Christian Converts To Islam After Encountering A Muslim

In this podcast, brother Dawud shares his journey to Islam, revealing that it was the Oneness of God that led to his conversion.

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[stPillar]

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[geo-yqed]

Mexican-American muslim here as well. Took my shahada 3 years ago alhamdulillah.

[shaikhimi]

Subhanallah, i can not believe this brother has only been a muslim for 1 year, yet his words carry immense weight.

[Kama-o-Ibby]

Ex Mormon revert Muslim here also. It's good to hear others stories. MashaAllah

[shaikhimi]

A muslim for only a year & his tajweed was amazing mashallsh !!,

[desiprince]

My Mother is a revert ❤ Allah has his time fot everything 🙏 May Allah keep you guided.

[abdullahiamir]

What a great Brother! May Allah make it a voice for the truth especially our South American brothers

[wisdomattics]

Ma’sha’Allah his answer about what he would tell the world about Islam was powerful !

[ShahzeenFatima]

I am so sorry brother for the people being judgemental. I pray that may Allah give you success in this life and the hereafter, ameen! 🤲🏻

[anasaskar]

Masha’Allah this brother is very wise, may Allah bless him .

[KimonoKenny]

Thank you for inviting this brother to your podcast. The part where he touched on not feeling like he belongs in one group or not resonated a lot with me. I'm a chinese adoptee, raised by canadian catholics, and I reverted to Islam about 2 years go, alhamdulillah. It's a strange combination to have to deal with, subhan Allah. But yes, frankly I still struggle to go to the masjid for Salat outside of Ramadan. Not to say that I have had bad experiences or interactions there, but I think I just have a trauma of rejection and isolation. Alhamdulillah, it has gotten better with my family and they do not comment on my hijab or attack my religion anymore. I also have been working on learning arabic so I can read the Quran and understand the khutbahs insha Allah. My advice to you brother is to continue to educate yoursef and to read on our beautiful religion and the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), you will notice how quickly both sides can shift their attitude and open their hearts when they are witness to sincerity and knowledge. May Allah ease your hardships and answer you brother Dawud.

[aerikd]

MashaAllah, I realized something beautiful - when young reverts are asked where they see themselves in 5 years, many of them answer, "Hopefully married, inshaAllah." It’s truly heartwarming, especially when you think about the audience - carefree, sometimes wild youngsters, particularly in the West. The idea of prioritizing marriage, let alone openly aspiring for it, feels so rare these days.

[danielmasters]

Mashallah, such a fine, intelligent brother. May Allah bless him!

[luvSA]

Maasha Allah brother. All your answers just bring tears to my eyes 👀.. So loyal and humble 😢
Welcome to the Religion of Islam.
Greetings from SA 🇿🇦
Our future Muallim. Ameen 🤲🏼

[LADHA-zl]

The brother has advantage, because he is smart.

[vedadkilic]

Hey all reverts, I love you so much. You took a big step in this life. Both next life and on this one, you will be blessed. Allah hold your hand. Insallah, Allah will hold your hand in the next life as well. Please keep us in your prayers as well. We did not do enough to carry the massage.

[WailKash]

This brother is Smart mashallah may Allah bless these brothers. May Allah accept from all of us. I would’ve loved for this one to be longer ❤️❤️🙏

[teardrop]

What a wonderful young man! So wise and honest! Greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[forevergrateful]

May Allah continue to guide you. Welcome to the family of Islam.

[DawahSnippets]

10:29
It was narrated from ‘Abdullah that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said:
“Islam began as something strange and will go back to being strange,
so glad tidings to the strangers.” It was said: “Who are the strangers?’
He said: “Strangers who have left their families and tribes.”