How I converted to Islam | EMOTIONAL | My family disowned me

[@islamsmydeen]

I’m glad you clarified that you did NOT convert for another person. Your relationship with God is SOLELY between you and God!

[@MehdinaTV]

Yes, my wife's character and how she was inspired me to learn about Islam. I told her I'd never convert for anyone and had to seriously believe in what I practice. However, once I took the time to actually research Islam and clear up my misconceptions, I was pleasantly surprised.

[@raskall7571]

@@deserteagle6704 bro Stfu no one cares

[@haze1811]

@@deserteagle6704 Brother ,u should not put up such long comments, instead break them into small precise ones, which people will read, in sha Allah..

[@vanessascorner7501]

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[@hazel5447]

Nobody says that they converted for other people after their conversion

[@sarahbethbliss3112]

Thank you for sharing your story! I’m a follower of Jesus and just wanted to say I’m sorry for how your family reacted and has treated you, this is not what Jesus would do, and I’m sorry they brought upon hatred and closing you out. One thing that makes me so so sad is how the western culture views Muslim people. They base it off of the news and radical terrorists. The most amazing and hospitable people I’ve ever met are Muslim people. Some of my closest friends who are more like family are Muslim and are the most loving and genuine people ever. I strive to educate and show people that Muslim people are not only peace driven and loving, but are actually a huge blessing to all because of their heart to love and serve people. So thank you for sharing! I appreciate and am always looking for new people to follow so I can learn and understand your faith more. I pray that God would bless you and keep you safe in this crazy year

[@Moath1277]

What a breath of of fresh air. Clearing misconceptions about my people is very noble of you sister, I want to thank you for being a great person. May Allah bless you guide you to His path, Amen.

[@MehdinaTV]

Hi Sarah, thanks so much for your kind words. I wish my family understood Christianity the same way as you. I agree, after meeting Muslims I realized how wonderful they are and that I was completely wrong about them. My wife's character was something I always admired and that inspired me to take an interest in Islam.

[@Moath1277]

Project Easy Ok, but I didn’t say that to you. I said it to Sarah and I don’t think she minded me praying for her. And anyways, Allah means The one true God (God of Abraham, Isaac, Ishmael, Moses, Jesus and Muhammad) peace be upon them all, so I don’t think there is an issue. I ask God to guide me everyday.

[@sarahbethbliss3112]

Moath Ibn Jabal I always love and appreciate when people pray for me! thank you!! know I will pray for you too! there can never be too much prayer!

[@sarahbethbliss3112]

hamidou alam thanks for sharing!

[@AD-of4ow]

I am an 19 yr old girl and I converted to Islam few days back by my own wish ,from being a born Hindu. May Allah SWT give me strength.

[@MehdinaTV]

MashaAllah! May Allah make this transition easy for you. Ameen.

[@samiabatool4612]

sister may Allah make this path easy for you and grant you best of both worlds.if you need any help we are always here for you.

[@jshndhrn]

Congratulations Ma’am or Sir! I’m Sikh and celebrate Hinduism religion and their culture, and I also love Islam religion ❤️

[@sudhanshuranjan6061]

Yu are 18 yu can also leave yur parents also 😏😏😏😏😏😏😠😠😠😠😠

[@hoodoabdi5370]

May Allah almighty reward you

[@thebabygiraffebusiness4486]

This man is incredible. He is deep and sincere. He didn’t even see his wife’s face let alone her body before marriage… you know his conversion was real, and not just to get with her.

[@MehdinaTV]

Thank you! I appreciate you understanding my intentions. A lot of people think things were done for marriage which wasn’t the case for me.

[@tinkeramma]

@@MehdinaTV A lot of people assume my conversion to the LDS faith was to marry my husband. I know it was for me, 100%. In the moments where I most need my faith, I KNOW I believed it and can rely on my spiritual experiences. The suspicions of others can never take that from me... or you.

[@MehdinaTV]

@@tinkeramma as long we know we did it for ourselves, it doesn’t matter what anyone else thinks. It can be annoying when people assume things but I’ve accepted I can’t control what others say and it’s okay if they want to think that way.

[@luigilacolla5239]

He doth protest too much. It’s obvious he converted for her. It’s equally obvious that she knows it.

[@maverickblack8300]

Even though your relationship with your biological family is strained, you have a wonderful online family that cares about you and wants to see you succeed

[@yomama5304]

It's hardly the same as having your mom and dad by your side.

[@saturn6563]

@@yomama5304 Sorry i’m 11 months late, but that’s true. It’s difficult without your mom or dad on your side

[@JessOmarVlogz]

Trying to figure out who would dislike this? This is a person’s personal journey and experience! May Allah bless you brother thank you for sharing! ☪️😊

[@MehdinaTV]

Ameen! What a sweet du'a. Jazakallah Khair sis. ❤️❤️❤️

[@HabrenOdinsdottir]

Today I made my supplication and became a Muslim. I've not got family to disown me but, I am a little nervous about the judgement I fear is coming my way. May Allah grant me the grace to deal with such things.

[@saminakaukab5057]

Ameen. More power to you sis. Hasbunallahu (Allah is sufficient for us)

[@babdullah5025]

May Allah make it easy for you.

[@mariane5564]

People are most of the time really jugemental for things that they shouldn't juge, so I wish you the best

[@HabrenOdinsdottir]

@@mariane5564 Thank you!

[@reemaljaber6099]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@linkinlog8543]

I’m not religious myself(I am an atheist) but I’m glad that you found religion that feels best for you! I’m happy that you feel in your heart that converting to islam is meant for you. It is truly wonderful!

[@jasmine_edification]

Actually it is truth . 😞 And every human finds peace in remembrance of our Lord. Dear sis don't wanna be rude you can search on net "Proof that Quran is from god"

[@jomaridelapaz3404]

@@jasmine_edification ew

[@Anaaaa275]

@@jomaridelapaz3404 what ew huh ?

[@marziaislam9306]

I'm so happy that you respect it. Most atheist these days just tend not to do so

[@abhinavdhar5598]

@@jasmine_edification ew

[@Jule-mm4dr]

subhanAllah brother...You sacrificed your family bond in order to get closer to Allah. I am amazed. May Allah bless you and guide your family and give you all the best. You're not alone, Allah is always with you...You have your good brothers and sisters around the whole world. Salam from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

[@MehdinaTV]

Allah swt has definitely blessed me with many caring people. Jazakallah so much for your comment. It means a lot.

[@Zaynabbbbbbbb]

@@MehdinaTV honestly this is incredible I cant believe u converted even though u knew it would be hard this is inspirational inshallah ur family bond will come back all the best for u and ur future

[@januhelj3796]

ejjj moja mama je iz Bosne, kako ide prijatelju?

[@tinkeramma]

@@MehdinaTV In the Bible, verse Matthew 19:29 says whatever we forsake to follow the Lord will be returned to us hundredfold. It's always been interesting to me that the majority of the verse emphasizes family relationships and only briefly touches material things. Unfortunately, sometimes following our heart in faith causes contention with family. This is my story as a convert to the LDS faith. I struggled for a long time juggling what I knew to be truth and the commandment to honor my parents until someone taught me that following the light and knowledge given me *is* honoring my parents, even if they don't agree. I imagine the Qur'an has similar guidance to respect our family as we put the Lord first in all things. May hearts be healed as you continue your journey in faith and love.

[@lightsinthesky4989]

I was raised non-religious, found christianity and felt a connection, but I recently have started learning about Islam and it really speaks to me. I'm anxious because my family would probably just think it's ridiculous if I converted , or just a phase. I'm a bit lost.

[@tntt9313]

Do your research on Islam and do right next thing 🌸

[@poggermon2893]

do your research on the religion as that is the best way to find ones path, themselves.

[@farhanmerchant3618]

The closer a way of life is to the natural inclination of your soul, the more it will speak to you. Through Christianity, you were able to have a connection with God, albeit a broken one. When you found Islam, your found the pure connection, which it was craving. With God as your guide, you will reach the truth as long as you sincerely want to live for Him, regardless of what people think. Ask God for guidance. Read the translation of the Qur'an. Talk to practicing Muslims you can trust for advice and support. May Allah make your journey easy towards Him

[@HadiaExists]

Do more research if you believe.... then please follow what your heart says

[@AhmadKayyali1]

Absolutely. First know that Islam is very easy and simple religion. The first thing is to believe that there's a creator for this world, who created everything and does not need anything and is not like any of His creations, in Arabic the name for God is Allah. God sent many Prophets and messengers we must believe in all of them, among them are Adam, Abraham, Moses, Jesus and the last one of them Muhammad. One becomes a Muslim by believing and saying: "I testify that no one is God but Allah, and that Muhammad (Abu al-Qassim) is the messenger of Allah". Abu al-Qassim is another name for Prophet Muhammad the son of Abdullah who was born in city of Makkah and died in the city of Madinah. I urge you to become a Muslim imediately because you will not lose anything and will gain a lot. You can ask all the questions you want, and surely you will find an answer to every question in Islam, nothing is hidden in this religion, which is the religion of all the Prophets of God, and is the fastest growing religion on earth. For more insight, see: www.alsunna.org/aboutislam.htm

[@emilyperkins9947]

As a mom, I have always encouraged my kids to find their own path to God. And no matter what that path looks like, they will always be loved and accepted. Even if it's not the same beliefs as mine, it's OK!

[@riannelore]

Honestly, just props to you. You found your true path, mashAllah, with Allah’s guidance of course. Much love, from Canada. 🇨🇦

[@MehdinaTV]

Alhamdullilah, thank you for the support fellow Canadian 🇨🇦

[@mariagenelia5212]

💕

[@Mary-sh2bp]

I’ve been friends with Muslim women during college. I’ve seen the, without hijabs, with hijabs, and one is thinking of wearing a niqab. I’m a Christian myself, but my family are religious, but we embrace other people’s religion, culture, and sexuality. Through food, really, that I knew more about the Islamic culture. Because we would talk in their houses with good food, and I their parents are so welcoming! People can be close minded at times, but I wish they would open their eyes and see other people through your content and your messages. PS: if you ever have Muslim friends and you get invited in their home. Please go hungry, because they will feed you from appetizers, main entrees, so many desserts, and tea! The best Chai tea I’ve ever had in my life! Lol. Have a good day and stay safe out there.

[@fatimahheh3195]

Lol when u go to a Muslims house you ain’t leaving with an empty stomach we will offer food and will make sure you eat and are satisfied because that’s just how we are 😂

[@Mary-sh2bp]

@@fatimahheh3195 also, to this day, I’ve never paid a restaurant bill when we go out to eat! Seriously! I tried to pay before, but nope. Already paid for.

[@fatimahheh3195]

@@Mary-sh2bp 😂 I guess it’s just the way we are raised and what we are taught. And when it comes to food ... 😋

[@tylerdavidson2400]

Chai is a South Asian thing, not specific to Muslims. And all South Asian homes are big on hospitality and food regardless of their religion.

[@Mary-sh2bp]

@@tylerdavidson2400 Yeah! I know that and thanks for clarifying too. That friend’s family are from India.

[@momienagouws5527]

I'm a revert for 6 years all my friend and my family did the same to me. Now I have a wonderful mum and brother and sisters they took me in and showed me all about Islam

[@sbbba174]

Happy for you☺️☺️❤️

[@elwayg]

I found you guys on TikTok and love learning more about being Muslim and the sincere love for it that you two show. Keep being authentic and real, and their hatred will diminish.

[@ItsAMbutyoutubechangedmyname]

As a mum it breaks my heart I rather have a relationship with my kids even if I might not approve there choices they are my babies and no matter what they mean the world to me. I'm so happy for you that you found your true home for your soul thank you for sharing your story ☺️

[@safiyahc9711]

I converted when I was 12. My family did and still does, hate Islam. I understand how hard it is to loose your family… I’m so happy you were welcomed into a new family! May الله bless you and continue to grow your Inman. May الله also guide your family.

[@Tinalicous]

There is no god. You abandoned your family for something that is not real.

[@jobeyednibir8745]

​@@Tinalicous you mean his family abandoned him??? Why u guys always blame on someone who's Muslim or converted Muslim. And Islam doesn't teach us to abandon ur non-believer family after becoming a Muslim.

[@lunarwitch9849]

I am by no means a Muslim but I really respect how true they are to their beliefs. I love how she asked you why you put up a Christmas tree because so many pagan traditions were implemented into Christianity, but yet pagans are called Satanist. Seeing both of you proudly speaking about your faith on such a large platform gives me the courage to open up about mine, so thank you!

[@MyriahKhan143]

I converted on Easter of 2019 and my family to this day still call me bad things.🤦🏻‍♀️

[@zazazumy4687]

May Allah make it easy for you ❤🤲 inshallah they too can understand and embrace islam

[@mhrmeraj5942]

But according to Islam it's now your duty to keep a good relationship with your parents and spread the truthfulness of islam to them. You can see the lecture of Dr Zakir Nayik about similarities between Christianity and Islam or concept of God in Christianity. You can see the debate between Dr Zakir Nayik & Dr William Campble or see the lecture "Is the Quran God's word." After gathering knowledge from this videos then meet your parents and tell then this is only the true religion... show them the logic...Insahallah hope they will be able to understand.. ❤

[@TheMsaliassweden]

That's so sad.

[@BestSubliminals173]

May Allah be with you❤

[@Z9.p]

I have subscribed you please share your story if you want to

[@alex_enbee]

I'm not Muslim, but I can't imagine disowning my kid because of their religion. Its just so wrong, your parents may not agree with your choices, but what they did was horrible. Im sorry they treated you so poorly, I hope they come around some day. If they don't thought, I hope in some small way, it helps to know that even plenty of Christian's like me think what they did was wrong, and are sorry that happened to you. ❤

[@teralarkins5458]

I met my fiancé last year, I was Catholic and I had no desire to revert but we fell in love and I learned about Islam and the culture I loved it and took my shahada September 8th 2020! I did it for me not him InshaAllah we will be married soon when the borders open! Thank you for sharing your beautiful story!

[@human2638]

@Jay Dee Matthew 24:11 - "and many false prophets will appear and deceive many people"

[@human2638]

Matthew 24:11 - "and many false prophets will appear and deceive many people"

[@alkarisi2585]

@Jay Dee A man can get married to a woman who isn't Muslim (but should be Jewish or Christian) but it's not recommended. A woman cannot get married to a man who isn't Muslim because he may force to convert another religion, eat pork, wear short etc.

[@alkarisi2585]

@Jay Dee No that's not stupid. So many women in the world get marry to a man with another religion and half of them's best end, DIVORCE. This is the best end.

[@alkarisi2585]

@Jay Dee Tell it to the men who force women.

[@gretabollman6587]

I'm a Christian and it's so sad that your family disowned you, it honestly makes me wanna cry that you went through that. However it would be hard watching your family member no longer see Jesus as the messiah. That's just the way I view things. ♡♡♡♡

[@whitefeatherdf4301]

Muslims do believe Jesus is the Messiah. Just don't believe He is God or a literal son of God.

[@gretabollman6587]

@@whitefeatherdf4301 Christianity believes Jesus to be the Messiah of the Hebrew scripture, the Son of God, and God the Son, while Muslims consider the Trinity to be a division of God's Oneness and a grave sin (shirk).

[@caress2078]

@@gretabollman6587 exactly you are right 😂

[@mikidias]

@@gretabollman6587 Exactly! 👍🏻 MashAllah! You know it 👌🏻 💯

[@tinkeramma]

It's okay that it's hard, and by hard I mean devastating. When someone believes their child is walking away from truth, light, and a love of God, *that hurts*. In an ideal world, parents would be able to overcome those feelings to support their children. However, pain of the mind seldom affords that option and pain of the soul is even deeper. We should not judge parents who struggle to maintain a kind relationship. It is better to love from a distance than to cause continual hurt. Let's pray for hearts to heal, minds to find peace in the joy their children experience, and wisdom to know when those children are at risk.

[@likejohnnyandjune2024]

As a Christian, I will never ever understand why converting to another religion of the book is a big deal. You still are worshipping God just in a different way with different teachings. You're doing what you needed to do be closer to God. I cannot fault anyone for that, ever!

[@user-el1qd8vy6j]

I think its bc u are not worshiping the same God anymore. Christians believe God, (Yaweh) is the one and only true God and that Jesus is his son, Muslims believe Allah cannot have a son so it is not the same God they follow. Jesus is also God and Muslims do not recognize that. That's why it's a big deal.

[@likejohnnyandjune2024]

@@user-el1qd8vy6j it is the same God and it is intended to be the same God, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Joseph. Muslims believe Jesus was a prophet of Allah.

[@user-el1qd8vy6j]

@audrave exactly my point. There is strong disagreement whether He is or isn't the same God. I'm not going to debate you on this, I am just providing insight to your question of why converting to another religion of the book is a big deal.There are strong conflicting/opposing values in these 2 religions that would make it hard or in ur words " a big deal" to convert. Like I have stated above christians believe Jesus to be God , while Muslims don't. So if as a Christian u believe that your salvation lies with Jesus and then see another christian who used to believe this as well go and convert it would make it difficult bc they would be denying Jesus as God as a result. Does this make sense? Once again only answering your question as to why converting to another religion is a big deal. TLDR: For Christians it is a big deal to convert to another religion bc converting to another religion that denies Jesus as God and your savior would be denying your salvation.

[@paramountofpuns6913]

@@likejohnnyandjune2024 It is true when Muslims say "Allah" they are referring to the One true God. Muslims say that they believe in Jesus. They say he lived a sinless life, meaning that he never lied. But at the same time they dont believe Jesus was the son of God. Here is John 3:14‭-‬16‭, ‬18 CEB This is Jesus's words. "Just as Moses lifted up the snake in the wilderness, so must the Human One be lifted up so that everyone who believes in him will have eternal life. God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him won’t perish but will have eternal life. Whoever believes in him isn’t judged; whoever doesn’t believe in him is already judged, because they don’t believe in the name of God’s only Son." The Human One is another way that Jesus referred to himself. Eternal life here refers to going to heaven when you die. Here Jesus said whoever doesnt believe in him, doesnt believe that He,Jesus, is God's only son. So Belivers accept that Jesus is God's son and nonbelievers reject that Jesus is God's son. Why does this matter? Well beyond the fact that if you do not accept that Jesus is God's son you cannot be saved, you also cant communicate with God, the Father if you dont believe this. Jesus said "I am the way, the truth, and the light no comes to the Father Except through me." I want to conclude this by saying that, in this world we dont have hope. We are slaves to our sin, and we are not able to connect with our Creator God. Our sins separate us from God because God is perfect and holy. The punishment for sin is death and eternal separation from God(not going to heaven when we die). We are all sinners and that is the fate that we deserve. But God was so merciful that he gave us a way to connect with him and go to heaven when we die. He sent his son, Jesus, to come to earth and live a sinless life and die for our sins. Not just the sins of people who were living at that time, but also for people who were going to be born in the future. For people like you and me. He paid the price of our sin by dying on the cross. If you dont want to be a slave to your sin, and you dont want to go to hell when you die, profess with your mouth and believe in your heart that Jesus is God the son, and that he died for your sins. Thats all. When you do that, you will be saved. Amen

[@rushdaa1840]

@@user-el1qd8vy6j hi I think you have a misconception about Allah. Allah is Arabic word for God (tho people use God for everything like idols and animals and even some people say they’re God so word God is not Allah cos people can’t call their idols Allah that name is only for the one true creator) with that being said your argument is wether muslims and Christians believe the same God? Well if Christians believe the God of Abraham, Moses, David, Adam (PBUT) then yes that’s the same God that we believe and worship the same God HaShem or Yahweh that Jewish people worship. However the main difference between Islam and christianity is wether Jesus is son of God or God himself that we muslims don’t believe, Jesus (PBUH) is a messenger according to Islam.

[@tuff10-46]

My wife wanted me to convert and I wanted her to convert but neither of us did so here we are Awesome story

[@UrWaifuIsShiet]

This makes me so happy. I first decided to learn more about Islam because my boyfriend is a Muslim...but the more I learned about it the more I learned that it feels to me more clarifying...it seems more like a structure like you said. There's a lot more to learn, but we in return get a lot more knowledge. The next moment I found myself praying to god to keep everyone safe and praying that a lot of my problems will be solved. It felt just right, and at that moment I knew I wasn't just doing it for my boyfriend anymore, but to feel loved and supported by god. To feel like I want to give myself to god because he has been protecting me and helping me and guiding me. At that moment I knew that I wanted to convert to Islam because I felt like this was what I believed in, and what I felt supported in. And to this day I do not regret anything. Might you and your family and your wife and wife's family stay safe. O lord bless them

[@angelhoperay2628]

I am a Christian and I have had Muslim friends before it’s so fun to see the difference between them both. Back in middle school I had a friend and she told me a lot of stuff about being Muslim because I was curious about it.

[@karinagarcia3702]

Did you know that muslims are not supposed to be friends with Christian Mohammed said to kill them and treat us him harshly wherever you see them

[@angelhoperay2628]

@@karinagarcia3702 dang that’s crazy.

[@ms4rratusanterior]

@@karinagarcia3702 what the hell are you talkin about? There is not something like this. Please don't spread wrong infos

[@queenanneboleyn6848]

@@karinagarcia3702 and what proof do you exactly have? Just stop lying and bring an authentic hadith.

[@ranimranim8236]

@@karinagarcia3702 actually the prophet Mohammed peace be upon him tried his best to built a society where Muslims , Christians and Jews are like brothers and sisters

[@CordobaGirlC5]

This is so inspirational! I’ve always felt drawn to Islam since I started learning about it in highschool from a classmate. But I’ve been secretly learning and reading and coming to some realizations on my own. I know if my family found out I was no longer agreeing with Christianity I’d be outcast.

[@reziachowdhury9816]

Do what your heart says cuz your family will not save you in the hereafter

[@Jade-zm2tg]

Mashallah! You struggled a lot in this Dunya so your reward in the afterlife will be a lot!

[@MehdinaTV]

InShaAllah 😊

[@castlegabs7890]

As a Catholic can confirm, that a relationship with God is so hard sometimes. You don’t feel as close. I’m not blaming the religion, just in personal experience. I felt I needed to know every thing about the Bible and teachings to be a “true believer”.

[@toniross3302]

Not knowing every detail of the Bible could never detract from God's Love for you! 🌻

[@jude6757]

What an interesting story! Thank you for sharing. I converted to Eastern Orthodoxy in my young adulthood and I had a similar journey of looking for a more structured lifestyle of faith. So many people now simply practice their faith on Sunday and the rest of the week hardly think about God or try to live the Faith. I think that Islam and Eastern Orthodoxy share that, when practiced properly, it is a true lifestyle, not just a religion. Glory to God!

[@tinkeramma]

I'm LDS (aka Mormon) and find most religions incredibly beautiful when lived as a true lifestyle. There is something about seeing the peace in another's soul that brings legitimate joy for them.

[@nightingaleofficial3604]

I just love your timeline. After one week of not speaking; deliberating in grad school for one day. Man, proof that the heart knows what it wants. Good luck u guys.

[@MehdinaTV]

Thanks so much. It was definitely unexpected but Alhamdullilah everything worked out for the best :).

[@ye3068]

Everyone bashing his parents and demonising them. But nobody realizes that her parents are the exact same in all aspects. She too would be shunned if she converted to christianity and would be also in danger. Delusional people...

[@sara-jn4kv]

@CHAOSCANDIDATE Actually you’re wrong. There are so many horror stories of what Christian (or atheist) parents have done to their children who converted to Islam. I know a girl whose mother set her Quran on fire, I know of cases when converts were kicked out of their houses and beaten. But of course, this simply isn’t portrayed in the media.

[@Ash_Queen16]

@@sara-jn4kvThere are way more horrible stories of people leaving Islam to other religions (or none at all). It’s literally codified in law and society.

[@jenzerr8856]

As a parent ( and a pretty non religious one at that) I only want three things for my son... to grow up to be healthy, happy and kind ❤️ hopefully someday you and your parents reconnect in a happy healthy way ❤️

[@beatricelogan5004]

What if he's gay?

[@saskian5476]

@@beatricelogan5004 What's wrong with that? If it makes someone happy, you can love whomever you like

[@Aima952]

I'd want the same thing for my own children (and the world in general) however I consider unsubstantiated belief in god(ess/s) - and defining yourself and your behaviour upon this - a form of mental illness and theirfore couldn't see religious belief as anything other than an unhealthy thing in their life.

[@tinkeramma]

@@beatricelogan5004 He can be gay and happy, healthy, and kind. Given that she's expressed she isn't religious, it's likely she has no hesitation accepting that possibility.

[@tinkeramma]

As a parent myself, I suspect there may be a fourth wish... That any he should choose to share his life with treat him with love and respect. I have the same wishes for my daughters with that extra.

[@deepika9548]

Omg 😭😭my story is more or less same like you. I was a Hindu but i met a muslim man however since long i wanted to convert to islam as a student of philosophy i learnt a lot abt religion and found out that in all religion GOD has no form..but only pure consciousness and i found myself better connected to Islam..Just that my parents are very strict.. cant tell them anything n i hope i get to stay with the one i love one day😭😭😭😭😭😭i will no matter wht.. Btw love you guys so much .im new subscriber

[@MehdinaTV]

MashaAllah welcome to our channel! Your story sounds very relatable. May Allah make this easy for you and allow you to have a pious and righteous spouse. Ameen.

[@shalinitiwariscorner5210]

Please don't live Hinduism. If you want to follow monotheism and found yourself against idolatry, then you can do it by staying in Hinduism. The 'Nirguni' branch of Hinduism worships one formless GOD that manifests in different forms, both abstract and concrete at the same time. You can worship Parbrahma(GOD) by singing, mediating, gardening, dancing and even by doing charity work; if you find yourself disagreed with materialistic rituals. But please don't leave Santana Dharma for joining a Medieval Arabain Law Cult. You will end up following the same materialistic ways and find ourselves entangled between distinctions Haram & Halal. Please watch videos of Act17Apologetics before taking any uninformed step.

[@deepika9548]

I argree what you are saying but for me all religions is Dharma.. a way of life.. Just tht in islam we have both dharma and the belief of one God.. so i choose Islam where i feel more connected to

[@sarahsamreen3526]

@@shalinitiwariscorner5210 "Medival Arabian law cult" wow bruh you did not just say that! That's rude, immature and indecent of you! I don't care what religion you belong to no one should have their beliefs labelled as "cult". Am speechless! You can't force a religion on someone like that! You are representing your beliefs by degrading other's believes and that is pathetic! You did NOT have to call Islam as a cult that's really disgusting and disturbing. You are free to follow your religion and everyone is fine with that but degrading other's religious beliefs is straight up pathetic!

[@deepika9548]

@@sarahsamreen3526 wht is that medival arabian cult law can u please explain me i never heard of it

[@littlesofia5181]

My family also disowned me when I reverted 🤦‍♀️🤲 may Allah soften their hearts.. inshaAllah

[@khawlajijo5104]

Stay strong and know that Allah will always be with you among all hardships,may Allah soften their hearts, just continue respecting your parents and keep a good relationship with'em

[@rzem]

Your channel deserves support as you explains Islam in a very informative and fun way .may Allah bless you.

[@MehdinaTV]

Ameen, May Allah bless you as well. Ameen.

[@3boys1family]

May Allah guide your family and arrange your married life in the best way!

[@MehdinaTV]

Ameen, thank you for the support!

[@deserteagle6704]

Must watch kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2Lbnnh5lrdorZY Evolution does not explain the origin of universe, origin of life, Spontaneous Generation i.e creation of living from non living (infact louis pasteur's experiment in 1859 proved that spontaneous generation is impossible!!!). Then, there is an argument that everything in this universe is going towards disorder (Entropy, as explained by physics), yet the evolutionary biologists say that simple things evolve to form complex things which is exactly against the laws of Physics!!! We, the humans, the most intelligent being on this planet cannot fully explain the remarkable and complex processes with our fully developed brain, then how can a cell billions of years ago created it self from nothing!!! So the athiests are trying to say that what the most intelligent brains around the world cannot fully understand and explain, the non-living things billions of years ago already knew and started transition into living ( again, disproved by pasteur). I am a medical student and we come across many topics which are quite simple but the author says that it is uncertain and is not fully known e.g "But how does the chemotaxis control the direction of amoeboid locomotion? Although the answer is not certain....". Similarly "although all aspects of ciliary movements are not known...." "The way in which ciliac contraction is controlled is not fully understood...."(Guyton and John.E Hall, Textbook of Medical Physiology: unit 1, Locomotion of cell) The science with all its advancement cannot explain these intricate and delicate processes of the simplest organisms then how can we believe we were not fine tuned by an Intelligent Designer? Humans have the highest intelligence on this earth but cannot explain microorgansims; cannot create microorganisms; doesn't understand fully the human body and cannot create one, yet the athiests say that there is no scheme behind this and all of this is a random process without Diety!!! Then there is a problem of irreducible complexity (i.e certain biological systems cannot have evolved by successive small modifications to pre-existing functional systems through natural selection because any less complex system would not function). Dr keith L. moore, prof emiritus of anatomy and embryology (author of "Clinically Oriented Anatomy", "The Developing Human" etc, the standard textbooks of anatomy and embryology in medical schools) have declared that the Quran is from God. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJCnnZ-raZeYe6M kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpXUoauaesp3mrc kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6HEZXWJfZyol5Y Also dr maurice baucaille etc...You can check the videos from youtube. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpK2l3hnebxlY9k kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6vWZ61sesSCn80 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIa4gYypZcx4orc How will you disprove the scientific , mathematical, linguistic etc.miracles of quran (e.g big bang, expansion of universe etc??? (Also check it from youtube) Human beings, the most intelligent creatures of this universe, cannot explain who put the information in dna??? kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJDMZaiMjNyWqrM kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6i2qYabotKXeqc kzbin.info/www/bejne/rprFYY17nKqbhck kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnuzYmVvrJ1nqs0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIDSfquEbbaVo5I kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3S6q3WheNhsask kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5aUZ3pvoNWFq9E kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZDPiaSqptqYn7s kzbin.info/www/bejne/oF64fZRof9-DfZI kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2GzhKF4nsd1j7s kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnyzdpx9pqmEfsk kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXaXnGSKZ7qalZY kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4mWoJWqd5uAgMk Must watch this incredible mathematical miracle. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2Lbnnh5lrdorZY For a very long time, muslim scholars had been trying extremely hard to predict the pattern of the surahs. It is neither ascending nor descending [e.g 1st surah is very short (7 verses) followed by the longest surah (286 verses) which is followed by a shorter surah (200 verses). This is followed again by a shorter surah (176 verses)....] Scholars, by the grace of God, now have found the sheer wisdom of God behind this. Holy Quran has 114 chapters (surahs) and 6236 ayahs (verses). If we add the surah number and the verses contained in the surah for all the surahs (i.e 1+7, 2+286, 3+200, 4+176, ......) we get 57 even number results and 57 odd number results!! The results are evenly split w.r.t 114. If we add all the even number results, we get the exact answer 6236, the total number of verses in the Quran. If we add all the odd number results, we get the number 6555 which is exactly equal to the sum of all the surah numbers of the Quran (i.e 1+2+3+4+5+6.........+114 = 6555). Now, here we a have pattern where one half gives us the total verses whereas the other half gives us the sum of all the chapter numbers of the Quran!!! I have done it myself too and was shocked. My approach is: • Only God knows whether He has incorporated evolution in living beings or not. • I cannot deny the facts which are given in Quran. They are 100% accurate. The miracles of Quran are irrefutable. • We cannot and must not say that evolution is not a fact. It may or may not be, who knows! If it is a fact then God is behind it. Who will do the ultimate Justice??? As Muslims, we believe that this world is temporary, a practical exam. Why not follow all the rules and regulations to reach our real and rational goal, the eternal life??? Plz plz, for the love of science, i request you all to write "does God exist" by dr. Zakir naik on KZbin and watch the full 1 hr 30 min video. Also search for the "scientific miracles in the Quran" and watch few videos. I guarantee you that if you watch it with open mind, you will surely be going to believe that there is no God but ALLAAH (SWT) and Muhammad (pbuh) is HIS messenger.

[@myrthasmascary4086]

Lot of respect 4 u true identity u have 2 b happy 4 what and who u r

[@smol.minshi]

Hello. I'm a 20yo girl from a very atheistic country (majority of people are atheistic) in western Europe, it's a small country and there's very little racial minorities, and a lot of close mindedness. I have never spoken to a Muslim person in real life. I have been raised by a strictly atheistic and skeptical father and a mother without any spiritual beliefs. Believing in God, in any capacity, ft bizar to me in a way. Yet eversince I was very small (elementary school age), I felt a sort of calling. I remember I would have long conversations in my head with someone I called Jesus (as that was the only religious figure I knew) as if he was my friend. As I got older, I started being immensely fascinated by Islam, yet I know close to nothing about it to this day. It just seemed so distant, it's always been very hard for me to start learning about it on my own, like, where should I even start??? There's so many rules and things to know, and different people explain the rules differently, and it's just so confusing for someone who's never been in close proximity to anyone related to islamic culture in any way. I tried to force myself to not think about it - as I was also scared of getting judged by the close minded people around, and also getting into conflict with my family (especially my father who I can say HATES religion of any kind). But lately, I've been experiencing what I can only describe as a calling - yet still, it is so very hard for me to do anything about it, as I don't know where so start. I would like to reach out to a community, but I don't know how, since the small communities that are in my country seem very closed off (likely because of all the discrimination they face). I would love to just chat to someone, someone who could tell me about God, explain to me the rules and also how to interpret religious texts correctly, and if I see that this is indeed the path I want to take, maybe even guide me through the steps I need to take to properly convert. I am asking anyone who'd be willing to help me to please reach out to me on my Instagram account @smol.minshi please it would mean the world. Also please don't reply to this comment - I hardly ever check my KZbin notifications and I'd likely never see your response. If you don't have Instagram, you can use my email [e-mail] I wish I could be guided to the right path by the right person Thank you

[@angel5423]

Wow! I will pray for you and your family.. for healing and peace.❤ I actually like the Muslim religion a lot and I'm a Christian. I really really love God. And certain things in Islam do make me feel closer to God. Like wearing hijab, only eating halal foods, the way God regards the genders, and expects us to respect each other and behave, etc.. I just started learning. And the more I learn, the more I respect Islam. I actually practice certain aspects of Islam to feel closer to God. Even though I don't see myself converting, I have soo much respect for Islam and devout Muslims. And thankful to God. 🙏🙏

[@tinkeramma]

I relate to that a lot. Years ago, I had interest in wearing a hijab and muslimah friends who were able to confirm that would not be offensive. My husband adamantly objected. He didn't forbid me to wear a hijab; had he done so, it would have been difficult not to do so out of spite. To keep peace in my marriage, I chose not to cover. That desire has never really left me. I'm at peace with the decision to prioritize harmony in my marriage. I just see that layer of detachment from the world and commitment as a beautiful thing.

[@nicolasheriff913]

Im an Atheist, but your story really moved me. I am so sorry that your family have taken this so badly and i hope that one day they realise that this was always your path, your journey and your purpose in life. I wish you both every happiness together💜

[@7ly_s]

In hell

[@maryanamendes837]

@@7ly_s alright child. Go back to your fortnite

[@butterfly77387]

I’m not Muslim, but Mashallah to you ❤️.

[@courtneythomas8323]

I become Muslim on 9/8/2020 best decision. I was Christian but now alhumdillah I Muslim

[@TheOverthinkingRheum]

I am a Catholic and I am very thankful for your story. I am very interested in how things are in other religions/cultures. As a child, I usually hear not-so-good stories about muslims (just like what you also shared). But years have passed, I got to know some muslims (I studied in a catholic school and I had a muslim classmate). They are very friendly and nice (very different from the news I heard during childhood)! I just hope that these stereotyping of religions and the barrier that somehow separates people from different religion to live harmoniously would disappear someday. I hope that someday, your own family will understand and accpet your decision of converting to Islam.

[@SeekingToServe]

BTW, though I am a very religious Jew, my mother was married to a Muslim and I lived with his family for 6 months in Israel. I can say that the people I knew were mostly sweet people. There are good people in every culture. We need to respect each other and see the beauty in each other. We were all created in the image of G-d.

[@moustacheandnisi]

I'm so sorry about this, you're such a strong man. Your family should be nothing but proud. Sending you love from Galicia💗

[@mikidias]

Olá!!!! 🙂 👋🏻 🖐️

[@aerozaxton3541]

Atheist here. I respect other people and their religion as long as they respect me. I never met bad muslim people in real life, unlike the media portrays them. One of my friends is muslim and he is polite, treats me to eat something and mostly pays for my coffee. Back to the topic - I DO NOT understand how can family disown you. Not for religion, not for sexuality, not for going down the wrong path, not for an illness... It's sad parents do this. I am very happy you found peace in Islam, it gives you meaning.

[@myrthasmascary4086]

I respect u and appreciate ur story. Pray pray for truth and understanding b happy with u and ur wifes family.

[@myrthasmascary4086]

God tells us that we may lose family friends for the sake of his name its not ez but God luvs us and he can heal us in time.

[@CaptchaNeon]

I’m just seeing your videos for the first time. I can 100% relate to your story as I was raised in extreme Christianity and never once felt like it was real and had zero connections to it. It honestly was nothing but fear mongering on behalf of the churches, people and twisted doctrine. I nearly committed suicide because I was so traumatized from my time as an indoctrinated Christian. I became agnostic for nearly 2 years and on my own I started studying various religions. I kept feeling a pull in my soul to Judaism and since October 13 2019 I have been Jewish. I feel like it’s who I have always been and was meant for me and I’ll tell you I’ve had so many beautiful experiences with G-D, I could never turn back. I love love love being Jewish. My parents hate it, oh well

[@fiddah]

Read the Qur'aan. The Qur'aan is the Final Book sent by ALLAH to the entire humankind.

[@AlhamdulillahiRabbalalameen]

This had me 😭 The part where you went upstairs and packed the memory box knowing what was to to come. Bless you. May Allah swt protect and preserve your relationship with your beautiful wife and family, may you be happy in living a life that’s better for you and around those who respect your choice. May you and Mobina be blessed with beautiful, pious children and experience a happy life together. Allahumma Ameen ya Rabb al alameen. From one revert to another, I mean this with the deepest sincerity and understanding of the anguish. Asalamuwalaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakhatu

[@ClandestineGirl16X]

I think its so heartbreaking when families try to deter a relationship from blossoming solely based off religious beliefs being different. It actually infuriates me. Im so glad you followed your heart ❤

[@hereabran]

MasyaAllah, glad to hear your story brother 🙏🏻 keep sabr and istiqomah 🙏🏻

[@jules1728]

When I was a kid I was friends with a Muslim boy. We were both kids like 6 or 7 years old. He was Muslim and I was catholic, his mom one day told me I couldn’t come over anymore cause his dad didn’t like me. No clue why they would say that to a child. I was happy I never knew why, I wasn’t racist or prejudice. I had a lot of friends from everywhere. Anyways he grew up to be a really shitty person I’m sure that’s just him as a human not religion. Learn to teach your kids how to love not to hate.

[@jaykay8607]

His dad didnt do right. We muslims should be very welcoming

[@chanelleyoussefi4790]

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[@fiddah]

We are supposed to respect people. Do read the Qur'aan

[@seanhajo5111]

Masha'Allah, please stay firm but stay respectful to your family. May Allah swt bless you, guide you and increase you.

[@michelewillems7538]

My heart goes out to you in regards to you parents. I really hope they come around and be more supportive.

[@mariabrandenburg8908]

Thank you for sharing your story! Your channel, Nijnamommy, and the Saleh Family, I have become much more open minded and accepting of Isalm. I find a beauty in it that I never expected from watching all of you....there is a peace that I see in each of you that is comforting and welcoming. I am so very sorry your family has not accepted your decisions. My kids know mama will always be mama and no matter what their choices are (religion, sexuality, etc) that they will ALWAYS be welcome in my home. My home is their safe space and I will fight to the death to protect them...should they choose a different religion that has food restrictions then I will ask questions so that I can make sure they have things they can eat and drink...even if it means preparing with different cooking utensils etc. I want my babies to always feel welcome in my home and know that I will love them no matter what.

[@IsratJahan-ey9jp]

as a muslim it makes me happy when other people conevert and tell me their stories, and it makes me so emotional just hearing it. ❤️❤️❤️❤️💖💖💖💖

[@blitheapathy3552]

I'm so sorry to hear your family did that. My family friend had similar happen to him too. Durring some dark years of depression and no direction or drive in life he became hopeless despite being in a very rich family. A big part of his sadness was his home life was in tatters as parents were having a long, nasty, almost violent divorce. Me an my family did what we could he even lived with us for a year. We urged him to go out and persue some of his hobbies. A year or so he made great friends with two Muslims who were brothers. Their family practically adopted him an spent a lot of time there gaining happiness again. Till his parents found out an started "ordering" (to put it nicely) him to stay away from them. But he didn't an it caused many a fight but gave up. It wasn't till recently he truly felt he wanted to convert and wanted to on his birthday. He was on cloud nine absolutely happy. He had a job for back into hiking and hunting. It wasn't till a hiking fishing trip that he opened up on how his family officially disowned him shortly after converting, his father not only disowned him but written him off his grandparents and his will. He only got his childhood memory boxes an things was because of his steap brother as his dad gave all his stuff to him in rage. His steap brother has a soul and did not agree but sadly was afraid to say anything in fear of getting disowned and him haveing a severe chronic illness he would probably die. But he at least helps hid brother with secret money gifts and a promise that when their dad unfortunately passes away that he would give him the things his grandfather wanted to give to him originally like his childhood home and sports cars that he spent many years helping his grandpa repair.

[@Itzyahrose]

Oh wow and did the father died yet and did the brother give the thing the grandfather wanted to give him

[@abbu1980]

Alhamdhu li allah, I've been watching a lot of revert stories recently to re-energize my soul and this is the first one where a family is openly being disrespectful. Keep making dua and Insha Allah, Allah will make it ease for you. Also watch the story of how Abdur-Raheem Green's father became a muslim right before he died. So don't ever give up hope, like you guys said in your how we met video, Allah (SWT) has a plan for all of us and he is the best of planners. May Allah bless you and your family.

[@RlLan-qq9bg]

To discover your true self, accept and embrace everything you are and need to feel whole and happy within the life you’ve been bestowed is the most amazing gift any person, from any walk of life can be given. You are strong and brave. To live your life your way for your self (without apologies or self doubt) is such an amazing and rare choice- you are a role model. This story absolutely shows the world your integrity and how grounded you are. The world needs more people like yourself!!

[@kris1428]

Your story makes me so happy and breaks my heart! I’m confused and questioning Christianity myself!

[@theliopleurodon]

What are you questioning about?

[@RinaDevi-sl4yy]

Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare

[@tasleemjan2838]

Lol

[@tasleemjan2838]

Ur in the wrong classroom kid

[@basedsketch4133]

Go sell your overpriced books at warped tour Krishna

[@den.kahraman]

I am so sorry to hear about your family's approach. You are such a brave soul! I will pray for you. 🌺🤲 Please pray for me too. Mom is threatening me with a suicide... 😭😭😭

[@Fav1306]

‘Assalamu alaikum may Allah SWT guide you and your mom on the right path that He has laid out. I pray that your mom learns to accept your decision. Salaam. 🤲

[@den.kahraman]

@@Fav1306 Amiin 🤲 ve aleykum esselaam 🙋🏻‍♀️ Thank you sooo much, I really need prayers nowadays 😪 I'll pray for you too brother/sister as you made me happy today 😌🌺

[@islamicguidance1982]

Imagine his parents watching this video and regretting their decision that they didn't support him. ❤️

[@ashleykay2645]

I pray that your family will open their hearts to you and Mubina one day.

[@MehdinaTV]

Thank you Ashley

[@moose_squirrel_colombo5786]

MashAllah revert stories always strengthen my faith in Islam. Allah SWT puts people through trials but He does not burden a soul with more than it can bear and you’ve very clearly shown us that. May Allah SWT guide your family and friends and may they find solace in Islam InshAllah 🤲🏽

[@jessh5661]

Personally I believe as the Bahai do, that when we pray its all going to the same place, and all faith is the same faith. I'm glad you found a way to deepen your spiritual connection.

[@aishas4664]

I went through extreme difficulties with family and health problems. I was learning about faith when I was around 9 because nothing made sense as a child I was shunned for being “too curious” so I went things my way. After 7 years of Hardships and my family accepting my choice and health problems I took shahada on August 5, 2018 Alhamdulillah. Now I’m 19 and I helped my sister also take shahada Alhamdulillah she is 14 Ma Shaa Allah I’m on a journey to help my family bidnillahi. I’m 5 days away from my Nikkah and because of cultural differences and because I’m a revert my fiancé and I are facing such hardships but Alhamdulillah for everything and I ask for your duaas Jazak Allahu khayran 🥺❤️

[@hoodoabdi5370]

Don't worry brother as long as you are doing right thing and not disrespecting you parents Don't feel sad just pray to Allah that to guide them too show love Mercy respect and support them

[@the_trough77]

I’m a Catholic, and yes we like to take the bible in a very fundamental way but a lot of the bibles books use symbolism to get across a greater point/s. The Church and Catholic community wouldn’t accept this kind of behaviour from your family, I’m sure

[@mikidias]

Not the Armenians Try to research and study about Armenia history and Ottomans (Muslims) and, then, you'll figure it out and finally understand.... 😉

[@zanzillahsaruji6245]

Hope one day when you have kid, do come visit your family and hope your family will accept you with open heart..thank for sharing brother..❤ from Kuching Sarawak East Malaysia..

[@flamoby]

I'm so sorry that you lost your family like this. It must be very difficult. I am not Muslim but I have a very dear friend who is. I have introduced him to my family and my family is very open and welcoming. I am very fortunate. My adores my friend and have nothing but respect for him. They want me to be happy so if I opted to convert they would be happy for me as long as I am doing what I want.

[@NiaPgn]

May Allah give you ease with repairing your relationship with your family. My parents refused to meet my husband before we got married because he is Muslim. (I became Muslim on my own before I met my husband.) Now, Alhamdulillah they love him. Sometimes I think they love home more than me Masha’Allah 😂

[@Ummmaryameesa]

My family also accused me of being brainwashed and one time my mom also ran over to my friend’s house to yell at them and threaten to call the police 😂😭 But alhamdulillah that was 20 years ago now and it didn’t even take half that time for things to get better. Hang in there. May Allah swt put the softness in their hearts and guide them ameen

[@saturn6563]

😂The police would be mad if she actually did call them, but of course she wouldn’t 😂

[@dayan47]

Be patient, all in due time. Allah knows your heart and sees and hears you. Your family needs more knowledge, and they may never accept What you gain from Islam is far better than all the world. I converted 34 years ago from Catholicism. My tribe is Irish, so its like I denied my ancesters. I have nuns and priests on my fathers side. 34 years on mostly its cold and with 2 downright distant. Leave them to Allah, I'll be waiting.

[@tinkeramma]

I'm an LDS convert who struggled with the commandment to put the Lord above all else and the commandment to honor my father and mother. A wise person counseled that following the truth in my soul *is* honoring my parents, even if they don't see it that way. From my perspective, your choice to revert likewise honors your ancestry and adds the beauty of a soul at peace.

[@elenabee6764]

Wow. I’m so sorry your family didn’t respond well. I’m not religious myself but if any family member wanted to convert, I would respect their decision. It is so nice that you and your wife have each other. I hope you get along with her family!

[@juliamiller5120]

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I’ve been watching this channel more and more recently because while I don’t really resonate with Islam, I love learning about it because there was a time when I was completely ignorant about it. Heck, I’m still kind of ignorant. But now, I know that Islam isn’t how it’s presented in mainstream media. It’s purely about faith. Not pushing it onto others, not shaming others for their faith or identity, it’s not violent or oppressive, it’s simply about your connection to God. And you shouldn’t be shamed or shunned for that.

[@Smithpolly]

Not violent and oppressive? But as for those who disbelieve, garments of fire will be cut out for them; boiling fluid will be poured down on their heads, Whereby that which is in their bellies, and their skins too, will be melted; And for them are hooked rods of iron. Whenever, in their anguish, they would go forth from thence they are driven back therein and (it is said unto them): Taste the doom of burning. Quran 22:19-22

[@okami7751]

Most of the Armenians I’ve met (including me) are followers of the book. Judaism believes in god, Christianity believes in God, Islam believes in God. Just because someone changes the way they worship god doesn’t make them different or bad. Hope you’ll be able to mend things with your family. May Allah bless you. :)

[@JuliPaolaS]

I think we are different, really different but it doesn't have to be a bad thing, we have to ask God to guides us to the straight path 💙

[@ctmon3562]

Subhanallah. May Allah soften n open up your family's heart to accept ur reasons n be in their life again. There's always a hikmah behind every test given to us. Hope u both keep going strong. In syaa Allah.

[@catarinalund7022]

What a beautiful soul you are! Sad to hear about your family! Its Their loss. I would be so proud if I raised such an intelligent and kind man. Im glad you found your amazing wife.

[@earthstar7534]

This was a rough watch. I can't imagine anything my children could do or think that could make me disown them. I'm glad you found unconditional love. I'm so sorry you weren't born into it.

[@MehdinaTV]

Thank you. Honestly if my child changed religion I would try to understand them and be there rather than disown. I believe we don’t have to agree with or support everything our kids do,but it’s important they know that as a parent you’re always there for them and willing to hear them out.

[@aburke0823]

I'm relatively new to your channel and I just wanted to say how much I appreciate how honest and open you both are about your life!

[@milagrosb.8230]

i'm like 9 months late but i've finally watched this video and all i can say is i am truly happy for you, i'm glad you formed a closer and stronger relationship with god. i'm catholic, and i'm so sorry for the way your family treated you, that is not what jesus taught us. i hope they'll see that we should all love each other. may you have a blessed year and life xx

[@kathyross9903]

Read John 3:16. It summarizes the entire bible. This isn't meant to shame you or anything, but this is really why most people become Christians. It's not about eating the right food or saying a scripted prayer, it's about acknowledging that Jesus Christ paid our debts when we were still sinners and now we are free from sin and death through the blood of Jesus Christ.

[@yasminebouzekria6065]

I'm a convert too and sometimes being a convert in Islam with family that is in a complete different religion sometimes it can be hard

[@ikhsanfadillah9689]

muslim always have hard life in this dunya :D and remember "Allah does not burden a soul beyond that it can bear". enjoy your life

[@Mohammad-v4w3i]

اقترح أن تصلي في الثلث الأخير من الليل وتطلب من الله أن يجعل أسرتك تتقبل اسلامك وتمضي إلى أسرتك بعد التوكل على الله. وان شاء الله لن يخيب الله دعائك. فقط ثق بالله

[@cheer8520258]

Familial relationships are important…however, so is your (and your wife’s) peace. Wishing you and your families peace and healing❤️‍🩹

[@tousfiqkhan3389]

I from india. And iam muslim and iam very happy to see such a strong faith in allah. May allah give you a place of heaven

[@musamotin6279]

Inshalah

[@sarahplainmom7500]

Even my open & accepting Christian family struggled when I converted to Judaism.

[@mael2039]

"I was completely wrong about this the entire time" it takes so much strength to admit to where we have been wrong in the past

[@rhiakaty9864]

This is an amazing story! So inspirational 🤍 Thank you for sharing

[@MehdinaTV]

Thank you Rhia, I am glad you enjoyed it

[@gayanemartirosyan2169]

You know as an armenian I understand your parents, because of our history, and if you're armenian you know what I mean. It's still your choice and I'm not the one to judge, God bless

[@mikidias]

Best comment 👌 💯 👏🏻

[@lxs118]

I'm tardy to the party but I just watched this video and I wanted to say this: I am not a religious person. But I'm a parent of 2 children and I cannot imagine cutting ties with them over their religious beliefs. If they choose a path that I am unfamiliar with, it is my responsibility to learn. If I still don't get it, it doesn't matter as long as they're happy. It is our job as parents to raise them to be good people and support them however we can throughout their lives. And of course, to love them unconditionally. I'm so sorry that your parents let you down. I don't know if you two plan on having children, but if you do, I know that this experience will help you to be better, more accepting, more open minded parents. Wishing you nothing but the best.

[@gfaruk272]

You're a good parent, thank you

[@Yazmínmf]

I don’t get how seeing you become such a good person like eating well, not drinking or sleeping around and praying to God all the time would disturb them to the point of cutting you off 💔 you’re very strong MashaAllah and may God bless you and your wife and make your family come around.

[@MehdinaTV]

JazakAllah khair for your kind words and support. I wish my parents understood that Islam has changed me for the better. I am very grateful that Allah gave me the opportunity to find Islam. 😊❤

[@Yazmínmf]

MehdinaTV TabarakAllah It really is the biggest blessing Alhamdulillah I’d be lost without Islam too. InshaAllah they’ll come around. Mine came around when I had a baby 😅 hopefully yours will come around before. Remember you get rewarded for every hardship and Alhamdulillah Allah blessed you with a sweet wife MashaAllah

[@rawnza9608]

Amazing video and a very inspirational story! May Allah keep our hearts firm on his religion and soften the hearts of your family🌼💛.

[@zubairsalim9994]

I am very proud of how even though your family has extreme disrespect for Islam you still knew that your conversion was a good decision and I feel that we as Muslims don’t give enough attention to converts may allah give your family the proper understanding on why you converted and I hope they understand. But alhumdullilah you made the right decision may allah grant you and mubina janaat

[@abdurahman3896]

We all support you brother, may Allah bless you and your family.

[@aroundtheworldaly]

Love this! From one revert to another, thank you ❤️

[@MehdinaTV]

It’s my pleasure

[@mulyanidjauhari2606]

Welcome brother...may Allah bless you and strengthen your iman. Amin

[@MehdinaTV]

Ameen, JazakAllah khair :)

[@reginaginera8339]

SHUT IT

[@avaovalle1614]

This video was posted almost a year ago and I’m just watching it now. I’ve been a fan of you guys for awhile now but I’ve just come to your KZbin channel recently. I was born Christian, and am now an atheist. I’ve tried to convert back into Christianity, and I’ve studied many others and Islam is one of the most interesting by far. I’ll probably never get back into religion because it’s not something I see for myself but I still love and support anyone with a faith. I’m very sorry for the way your family treated you. That’s not how Christians are supposed to act according to their god and the Bible. In general, Islam is represented horribly in many countries because of the media. Most outlets show the bad people in Islam when in reality most Muslims aren’t like that. May Allah bless you!

[@Younce_Davies]

There was a pretty bad blowout when I came out as bisexual. I am not looking forward to coming out as a pagan witch.

[@Izuuun]

Don't feel like you need to come out to people if it will make you feel unsafe, good luck 🤞🏻🌜

[@cheer8520258]

Best of luck to you!

[@mattjones8713]

There is a lot I need to say about this video. One, thank you for sharing your story, and how you converted to Islam. I myself, am not a religious person. But, I stumbled on the channel and I was interested. I love learning what I can about different cultures. And different beliefs.