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Your journey to Allah,...Deen ul-Haqq
Safiya
02/06/02 at 20:55:10
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Inshallah share your experiences ...your journey to Allah and who, if anybody, apporached you and what happened that lead you to come to practise the Deen al-Islaam? What worked well to convice you of the Truth,who apporached you with the dawah....what did they say?
what touched your heart?....


jazakum Allahu khairan

take care all

p.s. Brothers feel free to venture and leave us some inspiring posts....But to venture and not leave a message, im afraid will not be tolerated :)        

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Re: What lead you to....
Barraa
01/28/02 at 22:35:24
my lord lead my heart to light safiya, anywayz, are u convert or anything you wanted to know sister?
i'm very helpful person if you need anything.
Re: What lead you to....
Dawn
01/29/02 at 05:44:01
I also would be quite interested in learning what brought everyone to Islam, especially those of you who were not raised in Islam.

Peace,
Dawn
Re: What lead you to....
Kathy
01/29/02 at 09:16:34
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For me, it was watching a Muslim praying in a park. He was worshipping his Lord swt and it did not seem to bother him that people were watching.

Watching him prostrate was the sincerest form of worship I had ever seen.

May Allah swt reward him with good.
Re: What lead you to....
Barr
01/30/02 at 10:13:56
Assalamu'alaikum :-)

When I first learnt, the meaning of Surah Al-Fatihah, the first chapter of the Qur'an. The Opening, of my heart.

This is my [url=http://www.jannah.org/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl/YaBB.pl?board=special&action=display&num=3195]story[/url].

Allahua'lam
Wassalam:-)
Your Journey to Allah...?
Safiya
02/06/02 at 20:52:25
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No Barraa im not a convert....born a muslim... well i believed in Allah and some times would beg Him to get me out of a situation....with my parents mostly...my duas were answered...though dont think i showed gratitude...i knew things like not wearing hijaab was wrong...i was affraid to wear it at that time when all the female members of my family were wearing it...subhanallah i was soooo lost though i didnt realise it at that time....the funny thing was that i was kinda of protective of islam, i lacked knowledge big time and i knew that, i was afraid of being asked anything. My state of mind... i had never really contemplated on the Deen or on Allah for that matter, it was just soo not part of my life, Allah was just like the God u go and ask for help at sanctury and thats it.. though i was keeping all fasts, i never prayed much at school(only when i was kinda like told to)...i was enrossed in my horror novels(which obviously included every other thing) ....its discusting to think that all those years, thats what i was feeding my mind and soul on ....utter heedlessness,it discusts me to think about it! If Allah had left me in such and state i would have surely with the loosers of this life and the next...but My Lord had such great mercy upon,i called out to Him to help me at a time where i was pysically in need... i had finshed praying taraaweeh the last few rakats i was troubled so i took a nap....my lord blessed me with some dreams(i hope they r blessings dont want to post them-in private maybe) i think it was after that day that i wanted learn about my Deen and had a great urge to cover myself(wear full hijaab) as i could feel it when i was being observed (which i knew was terribly wrong and they had noo right to...) and basically draw closer to Allah.....im ever grateful....anywyz...

jazakumallahu khairan

take care all
Re: Your journey to Allah,...Deen ul-Haqq
AyeshaZ
02/07/02 at 12:56:25


Asalamu Alykum,

Surely, the opening comes from Allah(swt). Although, I was born in a Muslim family the ritual aspect of Islam was more focused than spiritual. Islam was not a way of life but just something that I was born with, I loved Allah(swt) but still didn't really show it through my actions. SubhanAllah, my opening came from hanging out with my Musilm friends. My  life completly changed when i started wearing hijab. Before I started wearing hijab , subhaAllah i would just randomly run into hijab articles and books. And although, i didn't have a really strong burning desire to wear hijab but it slowly was built and I wanted to learn more and more. I started going to the mosque more , got involved in more muslim activities. I truly slowly understood that our life on this earth is very temporary. Sometimes I have flashbacks of my jahilliya life and its something that i want to completly forget. I can't thank Allah(swt) enough for changing my life and my perspective about Everything..
JazakumAllahu khair


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