Converts / Reverts

It’s 1448 AH… and yet:

📖 The Qur’an is still the Qur’an.

☑️ Ḥalāl is still ḥalāl.

❌ Ḥarām is still ḥarām.

What changes with time is society.

Fashion changes.
Technology changes.
Languages change.
Trends change.
People's opinions change.
Civilizations rise and fall.

But we don't measure Islam by whatever happens to be popular at the moment.

No amount of modernization can make something Allah prohibited become permissible.

And likewise, something Allah made permissible does not become forbidden simply because society dislikes it.

Our standard is not:

“What does everyone do?”

Our standard is:

“What did Allah command?”

We should also be careful not to declare something ḥalāl or ḥarām merely because of our personal opinions. The ruling must be established from the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah, with proper understanding.

So as the years pass, let us not allow changing society to change our deen.

1448 AH or 1500 AH.... Allah is still Allah, the Qur’an remains the Qur’an, and truth does not become false simply because people stop following it.

May Allah keep us firm upon the truth, increase us in beneficial knowledge, and guide us to what pleases Him.

Āmīn.

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Salam I'm 27 year old male living in Canada and I recently reverted to Shia Islam and I'm looking for a girl to get married and start my married life .
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In Islam, there is a well-known principle expressed in the hadith:

“Islam destroys what came before it.”
— Sahih Muslim

The meaning is that when a person sincerely embraces Islam, their previous sins are forgiven. Their life is given a new beginning.

This is supported by the Qur’an:

“Say to those who disbelieve that if they desist, what has previously occurred will be forgiven for them.”
— Qur’an 8:38

And the Prophet ﷺ said:

“Islam wipes out what came before it.”
— Sahih Muslim

There is an important distinction, however: this refers primarily to sins and wrongdoing before accepting Islam, not to legitimate rights or obligations owed to other people. If someone has wronged another person financially or otherwise, becoming Muslim does not mean they can simply disregard that person’s rights.

So, for a revert, Islam represents a genuine spiritual new beginning: what came before their Islam does not have to define their standing before Allah.

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Shahada is for reverts and muslims to read on a daily basis several times a day! Mufti Menk

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Italian dads instant shahadah: Emotional

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Reverted Muslims
“Many people are choosing to follow Islam”