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[islamic_sister]

What has been the hardest thing for those of you who became a muslim?..if anything?

[Kittygyal]

Salamualikum.

May i ask are you a revert or doing some kinda Poll for some work?

Well the hardest thing for me is striving for Taqwah and still is, also striving my self to get in Janah and ask for forgivness from Allaah for all my wrong doings.. and also the hijab,Jubbah and modest clothes is tuff.. and reading Qura'an correctly {as i have a lisp it's terrible ) but im getting there...

Ma'assalama

[islamic_sister]

Im a revert...y do u ask?

[Kittygyal]

Im a revert...y do u ask?

Masha'Allaah, Just asking sister.. because i was just curious why you asked the question. No problem hun

May Allaah guide us. Amin

Ma'assalama

[IbnAbdulHakim]

the hardest thing is kicking the bad habits, i wont be specific on which one, but ive found that attending the masjid 5 times a day helps kick any bad habit... a HUGE help...

[Nicro]

Arabic.

[believer]

What has been the hardest thing for those of you who became a muslim?..if anything?

The first 7 months....

[Strzelecki]

Trying not to overwhelm or stress myself out.

My friends are being soo supportive, I love them all soo sooo much. But, my family aren't going to take it so well. It scares me heaps. I didn't know they'd be so hostile towards Islam until recent weeks when I have brought it up in conversation. I don't know what I'm going to do.
But, Allah Aalam.
InshaAllah everything will work out.

[aligzander]

What has been the hardest thing for those of you who became a muslim?..if anything?

For me fasting.

[islamic_sister]

Why has no1 deleted this picture yet? moderator please can you delete that picture now??

[Kittygyal]

^ Sis lets just wait, until the super blue mods be online to delet posts as the other mods don't have authority, but they have been banned forever.

[جوري]

pix removed.. no further comments to have them removed necessary!

[islamic_sister]

why r people using rude language here? :S

[amani1988]

i'm not a new muslim but if u wanna something , u will get it

[sojourner]

For me, learning how and when to pray as well as getting over previous theological conclusions i held as a christian.

[MuslimahBarb]

For me it was learning the arabic for the prayers. I knew the positions of prayer from watching my husband pray. It was the arabic that gave me the biggest problem but, we had a small laminated prayer card that I kept with me and studied over it every chance I got and it helped alot. To a lesser degree the fasting. I had never really fasted since there is no prescribed fasting in Christianity.

Salam
Barb

[muslim1]

Thank you for the good question. I hope it helps people alot.

Would you please tell us about your hardest thing?

[jouju]

Am glad u've overcome your probs

[muslimahsays_hi]

having doubts, going back to my old religion (wicca) because i am comfortable with it and familiar.

[Noor 13]

Salam alaykom
For me the hardest things was telling my parents especially my mom. But alhamdullilah after facing quite a few difficulties with them they now accepted who I am.