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
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Say (O Muhammad (Peace be upon him)): "He is Allâh, (the) One
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I pray that you ask those questions and find the answer and find the peace you deserve and not only respect.
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