Salam Aliakum
I have just joined this site and wanted to say hello to you all.I have been viewing the site for some time and thought id better introduce myself.
I think this site is great and i have learnt such alot of things about Muslims and Islam.
To tell you a little about me,I live in Nottinghamshire and i am married to a muslim man.We have been married for nearly four years now and when we first married he was not a muslim.He is from Tunisia but had not practised his religion while i was with him.
Since the beginning of September he has started to practice his religion and is doing really well with it all.Inchallah. Upto yet,i have no religion.If i am honest i had always thought of myself as an Athiest until my husband converted to Islam but as he has been learning all about Islam himself,he has been teaching me things too and i must admit that i am slowly coming to terms that the more i think about it then the more i start to think that there must be some sort of higher power to create all of the wonderful things around us.I always thought that there was another place for us all after we die but i had never really put much thought into anything else but the more i look into Islam,the more i start to appreciate the things in this world and the people around me.I have bought myself an English translation of the Qu'ran and sometime find it confusing to understand but i do find it very interesting studying it and trying to find out where it meanings fit into todays modern life and i am amazed at some of the miracles it tells us about that todays scientist have only just descovered!
So from being an 'athiest' i now have a 75% belief that Allah(swt) could possible exist and that maybe one day he will guide me to the right path so i can be as happy and content with my life as the muslim community is.
My husband keeps talking to me about my shahada and telling me not to put it off for too long but i dont want to do this until i am ready and when i do it i want it to be for me and not because he wants me to.
Hopefully one day soon i will do it,inchallah but for now,all of your views and stories are keeping me going and inspiring me to do more.
I wish you all the very best and i look forward to one day calling you my brothers and sisters.Inchallah.
Sorry for going on a bit and i do apologise if i have said anything to offend anyone in my piece.
Best wishes
Lozzin
I have just joined this site and wanted to say hello to you all.I have been viewing the site for some time and thought id better introduce myself.
I think this site is great and i have learnt such alot of things about Muslims and Islam.
To tell you a little about me,I live in Nottinghamshire and i am married to a muslim man.We have been married for nearly four years now and when we first married he was not a muslim.He is from Tunisia but had not practised his religion while i was with him.
Since the beginning of September he has started to practice his religion and is doing really well with it all.Inchallah. Upto yet,i have no religion.If i am honest i had always thought of myself as an Athiest until my husband converted to Islam but as he has been learning all about Islam himself,he has been teaching me things too and i must admit that i am slowly coming to terms that the more i think about it then the more i start to think that there must be some sort of higher power to create all of the wonderful things around us.I always thought that there was another place for us all after we die but i had never really put much thought into anything else but the more i look into Islam,the more i start to appreciate the things in this world and the people around me.I have bought myself an English translation of the Qu'ran and sometime find it confusing to understand but i do find it very interesting studying it and trying to find out where it meanings fit into todays modern life and i am amazed at some of the miracles it tells us about that todays scientist have only just descovered!
So from being an 'athiest' i now have a 75% belief that Allah(swt) could possible exist and that maybe one day he will guide me to the right path so i can be as happy and content with my life as the muslim community is.
My husband keeps talking to me about my shahada and telling me not to put it off for too long but i dont want to do this until i am ready and when i do it i want it to be for me and not because he wants me to.
Hopefully one day soon i will do it,inchallah but for now,all of your views and stories are keeping me going and inspiring me to do more.
I wish you all the very best and i look forward to one day calling you my brothers and sisters.Inchallah.
Sorry for going on a bit and i do apologise if i have said anything to offend anyone in my piece.
Best wishes
Lozzin