Story of Conversion-“This page of Quran brought me to Islam”

I came across a very beautiful conversion story that I would like to share.

Nasreen started with 100 Darood Sharif and now reads abundant azkar daily. Alhumdulillah, Now she spends close to three hours in dhikr. Would you like to build your dhikr habit too? It’s completely free — try the digital tasbih counter here:
Free Dhikr & Tasbih Counter

A person shares his story on his conversion to Islam and it is beautiful. He says,

” I converted on April 2nd. I had been ruminating over whether to convert to Islam for years prior to this. I told myself this year after I met up with a friend who gave me a copy of the Quran, “I will read at least a page of this scripture a day” and find more answers.

Sometimes a short pause to remember Allah brings clarity and steadiness back into our day. These reflections are simple reminders from my own journey, written to help reconnect the heart with faith and purpose.
Read all Islamic Reflections

I’m notorious for overthinking. I’ll overthink the minutiae of my days. There were several aspects of the religion that I found appealing, but I still wasn’t sure what that “it factor” was. You know, that one thing that made Islam THE religion of all religions, the infallible set of beliefs that several have said it was.

So I was reading one night, and I came across this page. It resonated with me on a deep level.

“Who will turn away from the religion of Abraham but he who is foolish of mind?” in particular. It was like Allah SWT himself was saying, “don’t second guess yourself” to me.

“And when his Lord said to him, ‘Submit’, he said, ‘I have submitted to the Lord of the worlds.’

I’ve created some Islamic printables to support faith, learning, and productivity. You’ll find resources like the 99 Names of Allah coloring worksheets, a Haidh Journal for teenagers and free 40 Hadith compilations for easy study and review. I hope they benefit you, and Your support means a lot.
Check Islamic Printables

Again, it felt like Allah was speaking directly to me. “Do this.” No questions, no hassles. Just do it.

Coincidentally, my conversion came on the first night of Ramadan, and my friend had made a dua for me to be guided to the light before I texted him with the news of my conversion.

Admittedly, my faith is still in need of a lot of work. I still feel like I need a lot of context regarding the historical applications of Islam. Psychology, science, philosophy, and so on. But for now, I do feel confident that this is the religion I’d like to be a part of for sure, if nothing else.”

Beautiful isn’t it. Allah guides whom he wills.

Discover more from Islam Hashtag

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.