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Question
Did you have any problem with your family members when you accepted Islam?
Answer
Yes, my other family members were not as supportive as my parents! I was told by an aunt that I had psychological issues due to my brother’s passing.
Question to me
How do you feel when you work for your Akherah (The other World)?
My Answer
I take it upon myself as a duty which is why I decided to write a book for women, called ‘Big Little Steps: A woman’s guide to finding a balanced lifestyle and a glowing heart in Islam’.
My journey to Islam began when I was 9 years old from the very moment I started seeking answers – ever since, my journey has been about knowing God, understanding His message and it eventually led me to Islam.
the dinner table as I pronounced my shahada. It felt natural and like a huge stepping stone in my growth into adulthood and the consolidation of my beliefs. All I felt was excitement, positivity – it was pure bliss!
I was in high school and a few days after my 18th birthday I asked my parents if I could convert to Islam. We talked a lot and they agreed, so I asked my school librarian how to become a Muslim. She put me in touch with a Sheikh who came over to our house and we all sat around...
My parents moved to Oman, in the Middle East, when I was around eleven years old. I admired how elegant Muslim women looked and locals were so warm and welcoming that I fell in love with their culture.
I feel like it was an essential step to propel me towards Islam, which was a natural and logical continuation of my spiritual journey. Islam brought clarification, light and logic to my religious knowledge.
I grew up in a non-religious upbringing and when I was eight years old I realized there has got to be a higher power. I asked around who created us humans and the universe. At the time, we were living in the South of France and I went to a Catholic school,
A Revert to Islam, from French Islam Has Given Me Inner Peace and There is no Price for That
My name is Mathilde loujayne, I’m French and was partly raised in Oman. I hold a Master’s degree in Communications and I work in Dubai. I���m in my thirties and have a young daughter!