Converts / Reverts
1,498,431 members
Alhamdulillah for new beginnings 🕋🤝 Whether you're new to Islam or seeking guidance, here we share experiences, offer resources, and foster a sense of belonging on your unique journey as a convert.
@akhan777
Salam walaikum new here how is everyone
Peer bus Solanki
@Zoya71745
Anyone in Japan?
@SirAslam
Asalam o alaikum, I am Aslam Mughal from Lahore Pakistan. I am 50 year old widower.I want to give 2nd chance to my life and start a new life with my life partner as my first wife passed away almost five years ago.
@Emma24883047
The sky reminds me that Allah’s mercy has no limits.
The sea whispers that even the deepest hearts can find peace.
What leaves our lives may return by His grace, or become a beautiful lesson.
And whoever turns sincerely to Allah will never truly be alone. 🤍
@MsCecile
Any new Muslims located in Germany? 🇩🇪
I've been a Muslim for a long time and if you need any assistance or just want to talk about your experience and share your thoughts - let me know!
@fahadzubair
There is so much beauty in the early stages of a revert's journey. Watching someone learn to pray or sound out Arabic letters for the first time is amazing because every single effort they make is fueled by pure, unshakeable intention.
That kind of sincerity is commendable.
@muzuse
A very difficult goodbye.
I wish it could have been different.
And now, as I begin moving forward with someone new, I find myself wishing I could simply give you my thanks, for what you did for me, for the part you played in my life, and for the person I am now.
Subhanallah, perhaps Allah brought you into my life as an emissary without either of us knowing it.
You were the clue, in my search for truth.
@muzuse
When I first met her, she accidentally shared 2:113
She immediately apologized, thinking I might be offended. I laughed and told her, “It’s okay”
Neither of us knew then how much that moment would mean to me later.
Now, as a Muslim Alhamdulilah, I’m grateful she came into my life.
@muzuse
There is a particular kind of pain in leaving someone who once believed you would protect.
She remembers my voice. The things I promised. The way I made her feel when she believed I was someone who would stay. She still reaches out, calling for me, and I have to restrain myself from answering because I’m not returning.
I failed you. And it hurts so much.