Should converts change their names after embracing Islam?

[@HammerVert74]

Love from india 🇮🇳. I am Indian muslim

[@HammerVert74]

Mashallah

[@zaydmuminuun]

I chose to change my name as I value, especially in this society, the importance of identity. If I were to have a child I would want them to be whole in their identity as a Muslim. I also wanted to be strong in my own identity. I let my parents and siblings call me by my original name, I didn’t have a need for them to call me anything other than that, they birthed me and I wouldn’t take that away from them. This is how I’ve balanced this name change.

[@YouTubefan-yj4rp]

When did you become Muslim?

[@abunbuniaga6451]

Allah loves name the of Abdullah or Abdurrahman or name firsted by Abdul like Abdul Kholiq, Abdul Malik (Asma-ul Husna) Nabi Muhammad shollallohu 'alaihi wasallam likes name of Harits or Hamam Nabi likes name of the prophets like Musa or Harun etc. Or name of good meaning Bless of you brither's Assalamualaikum...

[@Pfyzer]

none of the sahabah changed their names unless it's a worshipped name. so if you're name is simply Krishna = "Blackened One" Jesus = Isa (AS) Bhuddha = Englightened Dao = The Way/Path these are names that are okay because it has no attribute to worship to these names. such as: Devi = God/deity Dios = God Vishnu/Brahma/Shiva = Trinity

[@mohammednoorgat129]

What happens if the name has a bad meaning?

[@Inzy-k]

Then have to change it

[@danieldavid9742]

JESUS CHRIST is Lord and the only way to God. If you disagree please reply back to me