How Islamic Prayer changed me

Explaining how Salah led me to Islam | revert to islam story

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[FlashyKunaii]

Did my shahada yesterday bro. From London aswell. Had the same reaction trying to pray. The weight off your shoulders is exactly what i felt.

[Doodles]

I find it crazy how u found islam just from ur love of reading books, Allahhuakbar

[FMQMF]

I ask Allah to steadfast you in the way of truth through Islam. Prophet Mohammad peace be upon him always used to recite this prayer: "Oh Allah, the converter of hearts and eyes, make my heart steadfast in your religion." Repeat this dua'a constantly brother, and do not forget our brothers and sisters in Gaza and Palestine in your prayers.

[abdulhaqq]

As a revert myself, there's absolutely nothing like Islam. Putting your face on the ground and calling upon your Creator is free stress/anxiety medicine. 0 negative side effects.

[thedrbat]

I'm a 16 year old who only recently started doing 5 prayer a day and I reverted when I was 15, it really feels like you are centered again, and my life has been a mess lately, my family is really really not holding together well. But the rememberance of Allah سبحانه و تعالى is keeping me centered and grounded, alhamdulillah, only Allah can guide us on the right path

[tally]

That is how I also became muslim many years ago, a somali school mate took me to the mosque, he did not explain much but he showed me how to do wudu, and then told me to stand next to him and copy his movements at the edge of the line of prayer.
Afterwards I had so much love and happiness in my heart and I did not understand why, so I asked my friend and he just answered "ofcourse you are happy, you just did salah".
Then I went down the rabbit hole of research and eventually ended up becoming muslim.

[The_Maori_muslimah]

I have recently converted to Islam too! I had such a profound experience doing my first salah properly. This may sound really strange but I felt a warm embrace around me as I completed it and I wept. I will never forget it and will never be the old version of who I was before. There is a reason why the West is trying to make everyone fear Islam… because Islam is the truth and it is what the world needs… Allahu Akbar!

[bristolrovers]

Congratulations and welcome

I reverted over 30 years ago and it was the start of a fantastic wonderful and sometimes testing journey.

Tonight I was in Masjid for night prayer and as the Imam started the dua at the end of wtr prayer, I felt the tears well up, I could hear the two brothers next to me sobbing, very strong and emotional experience


May Allah SWT bless you

[proxile]

salah is very powerful❤️ welcome to islam💪🏻

[fitfam]

Assalamualaikum to my new muslim brother. As a revert to another revert, i send you a small gift via pay pal for eid. I hope you'll get yourself some spanking new outfit to celebrate Eid Al fitri

I used to do sun salutation yoga before reverting, i appreaciate the act of prostration but nothing like sujood, it changed my life. I feel you.

[Paul-cxfm]

The first time I entered a masjid I was already pretty much convinced of Islam but still was struggling with many questions. I didn’t really want people to know about my journey so I first tried to visit a mosque in Brussels to avoid being recognised in the small Belgian city I live in. I found closed doors there and eventually went to my local mosque a few weeks later but before Fajr to avoid meeting anyone known by sight. I asked to talk to the imam and sat (without praying yet) waiting for him. I exposed my issues but faced another closed door : the language barrier. The only answer I received was a phone number. I waited almost hiding at the back of the room until iqama 😂. My first sujood in that masjid was truly special. The noises of doubts stopped, I felt like never before, as in a bubble. The best way I can find to describe that state is as in amniotic liquid.
Thank you for bringing back those memories akhi (and a few tears). May Allah bless you

[scnmssng]

I have been meditating for years and for the last two months began to do salah. It is the ultimate meditation for sure. It is a divine experience in every aspect and I feel like I am aligning with the whole universe during Salah. Elhamdulillah ❤

[amathenderson]

Of those of us who became Muslim as adults ... we completely agree. So many had a similar experience!!
SubhanAllah... as I did my first prayer ... first sajood... a thought came to my mind...
" You will never be closer to Allah than you are at this very moment"
Yes the most powerful...life changing moment.🤲🏻🕯🤲🏾

[gamekid]

We are born in Muslim families
But you are chosen by Allah himself for guidance
You are blessed

[shartat]

one more thing. Nothing makes a Muslim happier than seeing a fellow brother in humanity revert to Islam .. such a joy (and you'll probably experience it with the many Hugs you'll get from strangers once you take a public Shahadah, quite a moving experience)

[kennakuni]

Welcome to Islam my brother, I hope you will find guidance through every part of your life with Islam.

I know it might sound off, but I ask you as a new muslim to make dua for me to guide me to the right path and help me to stay steady with my 5 prayers, inshallah.

If allah so will we see eachother in jannah and I will thank you in person, promise :)

Lots of love from Germany ❤️

[YinkaFalola]

I can't keep tears away from my eyes. May Allah grant you the highest play in Janna

[ukholida]

As a born muslim I am always amazed at the effect of mindful Shalah. Way better than Yoga, affirmation, & tons of other therapies.
You see, shalah is a complete package of water therapy, mindfulness meditation, affirmation hypnotherapy, gratefulness therapy, acceptance therapy, spiritual therapy. Focused relaxation therapy. Zero-cost Routine Therapy in 10-minute dosages. 8 in 1. Mashaallah.

[lunacelestial]

This is what i feel so deep in my heart and soul. I wish i could walk outside with a pamplet to show the people outside the cure to basically everything depression loneliness, etc.. it is being connected through salah with allah 🥹💗💗💗 the day goes smoothly the moment of morning prayer 🤲🏻

[FrankOdonnell-ejhd]

thanks for finally explaining the experience that started you on your journey and the way you described it may serve as a small candle for those of us still wandering in the dark⚛😀