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Admin on February 14, 2010 at 10:22 PM said: Wasalam Layla, thank you for sharing. Sounds like you have a easy going community around you. I'm glad to hear that it's been easy wearing hijab so you can enjoy your days in the public eye doing so. Muslimahs right now thinking of wearing hijab can't get past that nervous hump of finally beginning to wear it. Do you have any advice in your experience on what to do to help get beyond that point?

Admin on February 14, 2010 at 10:20 PM said: wAsalam sis, and thanks for sharing Noor;) Inshallah she'll make a decision before it's too late.

Layla in UK on February 14, 2010 at 09:35 AM said: I live in town where there are not that many muslim. To be honist I've only seen 4 hijab muslim women in my town since converting 2 years ago. I'm the only muslim in my family so the only one wearing hijab. My family was quite shorcked when I started to wear hijab and the fact I was muslim now and so were most of my friends.My family and friends have got used to me wearing hijab and they just see that part of me. My Grandparents were quite curios when I started to wear hijab and they are fine with it. I found wearing hijab quite easy even though a few people in my coummity seem quite surprised that I'm English and from my town and muslim. I love wearing hijab and I pray that all new hijabies find wearing the hijab for the 1st time as easy as I did.

nour on February 10, 2010 at 08:05 PM said: Alsalamu alikom wa rahmatu allah wa barakatu, I agree with sister Admin to the site and wanted you my dear to remember and see for your eyes that the entire world is definetly built on respect every country got their boundries but does every individual human being wants to seek the truth why they are here in life and who is the creator.My Dear please read surat al Ikhlas in the quran .you will find your answer and I am sure it will show you the light in your path.Keep asking questions if they come from your heart be sure you will believe that there is no god but allah . In the Name of Allâh, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful ?? ?? ???? ??? (1) Say (O Muhammad (Peace be upon him)): "He is Allâh, (the) One ???? ????? (2) Allâh-us-Samad (The Self-Sufficient Master, Whom all creatures need, He neither eats nor drinks) ?? ??? ??? ????(3) He begets not, nor was He begotten. (3 ??? ??? ?? ???? ???(4) And there is none co-equal or comparable unto Him."(4 I pray that you ask those questions and find the answer and find the peace you deserve and not only respect.

nour on February 10, 2010 at 08:03 PM said: Alsalamu alikom wa rahmatu allah wa barakatu, I agree with sister Admin to the site and wanted you my dear to remember and see for your eyes that the entire world is definetly built on respect every country got their boundries but does every individual human being wants to seek the truth why they are here in life and who is the creator.My Dear please read surat al Ikhlas in the quran .you will find your answer and I am sure it will show you the light in your path.Keep asking questions if they come from your heart be sure you will believe that there is no god but allah . In the Name of Allâh, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful ?? ?? ???? ??? (1) Say (O Muhammad (Peace be upon him)): "He is Allâh, (the) One ???? ????? (2) Allâh-us-Samad (The Self-Sufficient Master, Whom all creatures need, He neither eats nor drinks) ?? ??? ??? ????(3) He begets not, nor was He begotten. (3 ??? ??? ?? ???? ???(4) And there is none co-equal or comparable unto Him."(4 I pray that you ask those questions and find the answer and find the peace you deserve and not only respect.

Admin on February 10, 2010 at 01:45 PM said: Inshallah you'll come to realize that one day we all need to make a choice of who God is, and what he wants from us. Once you find the answer to this question you'll then know the path you need to take. Many a time some people are not prepared to face that question, and go through life with similar uncertainty and boil it down to a matter of respect for one another. The plain truth is that every person has their own idea of what things like respect, good, morals....are....which can lead to inconsistancies. The Quran is a guide, so to eliminate or greatly reduce such inconsistencies. Inshallah I hope that one day you're able to face this question and have confidence in it's answer.

aysegul on February 7, 2010 at 07:15 PM said: I was married to a Muslim for 20 years,and lived for much of that time in the middle east, he was not practising although his family were/are, I always respected that.Many times I thought I should convert to Islam but did not, now I see , really one does not need to convert - I have a good understanding of Islam and very many Muslim friends, we all initially take the religion of our birth place and family and have no say,if we can become world citizens and respect each for his/her own religion ( or none) . What I am trying to say not one religion is better than another, what is important is respect, honour and understanding... Aysegul

nour on December 28, 2009 at 06:10 PM said: Dearest Sister Sherry, Be confident if you wear the hijab .Allah sobhano wa talla will never let you down. Allah guided you already .you are a muslim my dear and in shallah in heaven in thereafter and may your life onearth be beautiful and happy as well remember this if Allah sobhanh wa tall guided he will never leave you and will protect you .being nervouse is from shaitan and the devil stand tall and always pray to allah to protect you and he will .when you wear your hijab your are saying I love Allah sobhanh wa talla and the prophet peace be upon him and who honors the word of God .

Shery on December 6, 2009 at 10:11 PM said: Salam sisters, I converted to Islam and I am having a difficult time starting to wear the hijab. I want to wear it so much but I am nervous. What can I do?

Admin on August 13, 2009 at 05:57 AM said: Wasalam sis. Make sure you're practising your salamalikums and walikumsalams!;) I would say to start off slow and just blurt it out calmly and slowly and then let her take the lead by asking questions if any. i.e. "Mom I've been wanting to tell you something important to me for quite some time now" Then she'll ask what it is and you'll look her in the eye, and hold her hands and say "I've decided to become a Muslim and I've been practicing for ?? Long now" Then wait and see what she says. Take it slow and see what her reaction is. If no questions, ask her if she has any questions. If she wishes not to discuss it then wait another time to continue the conversation. I would also say if she's into discussing it, ask her how she feels about you wearing the scarf or hijab... If your fear is not dealt with in time when your daughter begins to understand what's going on then it will be passed on to her. Allah ma3eki - wasalam

denise on August 12, 2009 at 05:33 PM said: i'm just writting to say i love this website ,it's been a big help , and since i converted into muslim , i hope i could get some answer how to start the religion , and how to tell my mom , i'm not 16 anymore lol i have my own daughter ,anyway if anybody has advice ,it would be appreciate , thanx

Lisa on July 21, 2009 at 10:51 PM said: U know.....you're right. I think i scared her away after I told her she may have her head in the clouds

nour on July 21, 2009 at 07:46 AM said: it is a fork in the road . the fact is that it's a a choice on the path of truth and its our own choice if we choose to be true to Allah(SWT) or not. if you truly trust and love someone in life and there are many many stories of hope you do everything you can to keep this love what if the love was for the Creator who gave us everything and needed nothing but to strive to keep our promise in return for a clean happy , peaceful , productive life on earth and thereafter .one last thing its a fact of life if you give up one small or big thing not pleasing allah just to prove you love Allah(SWT) .Allah (swt) compensates instantlywith more you could ever imagine.This is from personal experience.I wish all the best happiest and truthful life

Lisa on July 18, 2009 at 07:29 PM said: She's already with him and head over heels in love. There is a chance she may lose him over this. I'm afraid will she delay her fate because of this. Definately a fork in the road

nour on July 18, 2009 at 11:28 AM said: Dearest Yasmin I also meant to inform you that according to islam the man you marry should be a muslim or become a muslim,please note that also as our sister mentioned haram or its really for your saftey that youare not to suppose to live with him until you are married.May allah(SWT) guide you to your eternal happiness in here on earth and in the thereafter but I think this is an amana meaning when we try to provide advice it has to be an honest advice.this would be an opportunity for both of you to read about islam and know that true happiness is just awaiting for you.best wishes my dear

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