Part 1/3 - Why did you convert to Islam?

As I watch it now, and finished editing, I realize I still left some things out that I would have wanted to share... but oh... c’est la vie! Nonetheless I hope you guys enjoy and take something good out of this! Always live your life and never “snooze” it, thinking you have tomorrow!

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[maryam-suri]

I converted to Islam too 10 years ago and it's always interesting to listen how other people came to Islam. Congratiulations sister. :-)

[leobatchinitcha]

Shout out from Philippines...im converted almost a week.... so happy to be

[mindysue]

I’m a recent revert. I’m proud of you. We love you and Inshallah we will all find the way and God will guide us to do follow him and learn how to improve in our deen and Emann

[thakalathbathyahawadah]

Thank you for this video. My fiancé and I are starting to learn about Islam. I feel the beginning of a beautiful journey.

[KPO]

I am a newly converted German and i your videos!

[nilleyi]

I was born muslim but the videos of converting people always amazed, it encourages to keep going on the right path because that is the light path. To anyone who converted, I admire you for taking such a difficult decision maybe going against your family, your friends, your culture, may your heart be filled with peace, patience, relief constantly 💕💕💕💕💕

[luci]

Your story is beautiful mashallah ❤️ I converted a year ago and I could relate to so much of your story, especially from the beginning of the video. I am Czech, my country is the third most atheist country in the world! My parents are also atheist and telling them I believed in something was hard, let alone announcing them I converted to islam. Alhamdulillah everything went so much better than I expected and now they respect everything about my religion.

[zernacardihon]

Assalam o alaikum
I am a newly converted Filipino and thank you for this video. It inspires me❤

[fannysdr]

For converts who don't have a community, like me, it warms my heart to hear your story, thank you for sharing! One day insha'Allah I will have people to share my faith with but I'm definitely grateful for the internet !

[haileypint]

I’m actually a 14 y/old from Iowa... I decided to convert when I was 12 and still only my best friend knows. I’m nervous about it and it’s videos like these that help convince me I’m not insane😅

[and.p.]

I feel like you were telling my story, alhamdulilah. I am from Romania and went through similar struggles and I an happy you have the confidence to share it so openly.

[farahdeeba]

listening to revert stories somewhat makes me feel guilty. i see how people are striving to know the truth, and here i am, sitting around and doing nothing taking everything for granted. i really want to become a better muslim and share my stories too. and i want to make the world a better place for the reverts. i mean, if they are striving, i should too!!

[nurulainaslam]

Assalamu Alaikum...I reverted 30 years ago this year and the upsetting memories of attempting to read understandable haddith and quranic text and how isolated I felt, came flooding back. SubahanAllah! Allah truly does guide whom he wills...I lost every friend I had and ostracised many family members just by becoming Muslim. I have absolutely no regrets...Big test, big reward! Thank you for your video, may Allah reward you, Ameen

[WumpaFruit]

Being born a Muslim you just take Islam for granted. You don't think about when was the first time you prayed or fasted; it is just part of your routine. You don't think about how difficult it can be for non Arabs to practice Islam. Listening to your story made appreciate what I was born with and how life changing this experience for converts. I was moved by your story and you tell it in the most captivating way, specially the Shahada part ❤️. It's a blessing from Allah that you were guided to the right path, and the death of your friend was a clear sign. Bless you sister.🌹




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Wow I didn't know that there were replies to this post..
My point is that some Islamic practices such as prayer and reciting the Quran requires knowing Arabic to understand what they mean.
I know there are interpretations for those who don't speak Arabic but it's easier for those who speak it.
My comment wasn't meant to offend anyone in any way.
Of course there are non Arab Muslims just as there are Arabs who are not Muslims. Peace to you all ♥️

[RahmaAJ]

Am born Muslim and listening to the stories of how others converted to Islam is the best thing for me to do. 💙 I really loved ur story sister

[dara.tinoco]

Just a christian stopping by to send love to all muslims. 🧡 thank you for sharing your story.

[shahid]

Im from Canada and converted and been for 1yr Alhamdulilah. May Allah guide you sister.

[bodrijute]

shout out from a lithuanian muslim convert my sister! mash’Allah ❤️

[kameliaamar]

I never cried like this in front of a YouTube video before. Thank you so much.

I am Muslim but I have issues with my faith. I ask myself lots of questions. My heart is so sick I need to find Allah again...

Thank you for this, again. You have no idea how much I needed it.

Pray for me 🙏🏽 inshallah I will find the right path and Allah will guide me.
May Allah make you happy all your life, you and all our Muslim brothers and sisters. May Allah guide all people and throw peace in their hearts.

[eshajeff]

I am a 24 year old Pakistani, a Muslim majority country, a Muslim by birth. My family is very appreciative of practising Islam, and I still don't do hijab or stopped listening to music. I'm literally crying so hard while seeing this video. You guys go through a lot and still keep hold of your Imaan. I am very emotional at this moment. Please Pray I start practising Islam they way Allah wants us to do it. Please ask Allah to strengthen my imaan and make me one of the people who loves Him.