I am a 21 years old female and I think I am sort of a revert ( I know it's not a proper word here but I could not seem to find a proper one ).
I do not mean to say that I was a wild child or a brat, totally opposite in fact as I was raised in a Convent. It's just that I was not aware of Islamic philosophy and thought and now I am trying to learn about my religion, and trying to apply it to my daily life.
This site is a great resource for learning about Islam. I only converted to Islam in March and still have so much to learn. First thing I did was read the Qur'an (An excellent English translation, though eventually I do want to learn it in Arabic) Next I tracked down Musliims in my area and they are most supportive. I also do plenty of research online and watch many videos on youtube of various issues with Islam. I don't worry about the various 'branches' or sects of Islam, more interested in learning the core of the religion and way of life of the prophet (salallahu alayhi wa salam). As many have advised me, take your time, do not stress over all the things to learn, take it all one step at a time. I focused on the Qur'an (reading it cover to cover) and getting into the habit of praying. I am starting to learn the more common expressions in Arabic and Inshallah will pick up the others.
Definitely read over all the sticky posts in the Beginner's area too and the currently active threads, as many have great information. Also I always learn new stuff here and everybody is very patient and lack much of the pathetic bickering i encounter in other non Muslim related forums (though only other forum I go on regularly is about pets and their care etc. and for the most part its moderated to ensure no flame wars etc happen but it does at times get pretty heated but at least the language i clean)
Insha'Allaah (God-willing), you shall find help, knowledge and guidance here in abundance, whatever you would like to ask, we shall all try our best to answer, we are all learning too!
May you find this wonderful forum beneficial and you gain knowledge from it!
فَبِأَيِّ ءَالَآءِ رَبِّكُمَا تُكَذِّبَانِ "Then which of the favours of Your Lord will ye deny?"
Al-Qur'aan; Surah Ar-Rahman
..::WeLcOmE To ThE fOrUm::.. Have a good time here, both fun and beneficial. If you can, try and join a class in your area as it would be very helpful.
Knowledge will ground your faith firmer InshaAllah so learn under the right guidance.
This site is a great resource for learning about Islam. I only converted to Islam in March and still have so much to learn. First thing I did was read the Qur'an (An excellent English translation, though eventually I do want to learn it in Arabic) Next I tracked down Musliims in my area and they are most supportive. I also do plenty of research online and watch many videos on youtube of various issues with Islam. I don't worry about the various 'branches' or sects of Islam, more interested in learning the core of the religion and way of life of the prophet (salallahu alayhi wa salam). As many have advised me, take your time, do not stress over all the things to learn, take it all one step at a time. I focused on the Qur'an (reading it cover to cover) and getting into the habit of praying. I am starting to learn the more common expressions in Arabic and Inshallah will pick up the others.
Definitely read over all the sticky posts in the Beginner's area too and the currently active threads, as many have great information. Also I always learn new stuff here and everybody is very patient and lack much of the pathetic bickering i encounter in other non Muslim related forums (though only other forum I go on regularly is about pets and their care etc. and for the most part its moderated to ensure no flame wars etc happen but it does at times get pretty heated but at least the language i clean)
Now this made me smile, masha-Allah.
keep on, keeping on, sista!!!
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Everyone
I am a 21 years old female and I think I am sort of a revert ( I know it's not a proper word here but I could not seem to find a proper one ).
I do not mean to say that I was a wild child or a brat, totally opposite in fact as I was raised in a Convent. It's just that I was not aware of Islamic philosophy and thought and now I am trying to learn about my religion, and trying to apply it to my daily life.
Hope you enjoy yourself here and find it beneficial towards yourself, inshaa'Allaah..
apologies for late welcome.
"Allah! La ilaha illa Huwa (none has the right to be worshipped but He), Al-Hayyul-Qayyum (the Ever Living, the One Who sustains and protects all that exists).".."[Al Qur'aan 3:2]
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