Narratives of Conversion to Islam in Britain: Female Perspectives, Kristiane Backer

In this interview Kristiane Backer, one of the participants of the Narratives of Conversion symposia, discusses her experience of conversion and some of the main points to come from the report.
'Narratives of Conversion to Islam in Britain: Female Perspectives' is a recent report from the Centre of Islamic Studies at the University of Cambridge, in association with the New Muslims Project.
For more information about Narratives of Conversion and to download the report for free, please see the following link: www.cis.cam.ac.uk/reports/post/203-narratives-of-conversion-to-islam-in-britain-female-perspectives

[@herysutopo2066]

Alhamdulillah, Excellent Kristiane Backer...

[@zainiabdullah621]

 "Our LORD, let not our hearts deviate after YOU have guided us and grant us from YOURSELF mercy. Indeed, YOU are the Bestower." [QS A'li Imran 3: 8]

[@Factszz]

A wise educated truthful Person. God bless u

[@azzamsalman8583]

الله اكبر ولله الحمد...اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين وسلام على المرسلين.

[@Peaceful126]

Appreciate good enough your strong belief in Islam will be the guidance of Allah. Well done you are mature mind blessed.

[@shabbaKO1]

great work from Kristiane Backer, apart from the opinion regarding the juma khutba which must be in arabic, I think Kristiane Backer is doing alot of good work on opening peoples eyes to the truth

[@shakeelasif5730]

Off course, those who convert to Islam have to face a lot of problems in their life, especially in non-Muslim countries. But let's not forget that they are promised greater rewards by the Almighty Allah. Certainly they have better chances than the born Muslims in the Hereafter.

[@shahidarshad113]

May Allah bless her

[@Mediolana]

Cool interview! Kristiane excellent as ever

[@TVblue8]

While visiting London a few years back, heard Juma Khutba in English in a mosque a few minutes walking time away from Conduit Street in London. Also heard Juma Khutba in Malay while visiting Kuala Lumpur some years back. Please clarify where does it say that the Khutba must be in Arabic.

[@xfriendster]

allhamdolillah

[@mehmetozkan6510]

Masallah sister, welcome to Islam

[@YODAJJ]

It doesn't say anywhere because khutba doesn't necessarily have to be in Arabic. Those who make this claim are wrong and need to produce their proof (which does not exist).