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Amazing Interview with a 14 years old new Muslimah !

The way she speaks is really impressive, please read her words .. and distribute it ..

 

IslamWay.com:

 

Dear Sister .. As-salamu alaykum wa rahmatu Allah sister , first of all .. Congratulations for accepting Islam

 

Sara:

 

wa alaikum assalam, thank-you

 

IslamWay.com:

 

Can you give us brief information about yourself ?

 

Sara:

 

My name is Sara, I am 14 years old and in high school. I live in the U.S.

 

IslamWay.com:

 

Welcome sister Sara .. I'm really amazed to see someone in your age searching for the truth .. let me admit that ..

Can you tell us .. how did you know about Islam for the first time in your life ?

 

Sara:

 

Yes, the first time I heard about Islam was about 3 years ago, I was curious about God and religion and wanted to know what others

 

believed. I started reading different materials and read about Islam. I was amazed by how much sense it made.

 

IslamWay.com:

 

Isn't it kind of strange to start reading about religions when you were 11 years old .. is there is any special thing that you have other

 

than other kids around you ?

 

Sara -smiling-:

 

I suppose it is strange to read about religion at 11, most my friends didn't understand how I could be so interested in finding God. My

 

family is Christian, and I have been raised in religion, so it seemed only natural for me to study religion thoroughly and decide on my

 

own what the truth was.

 

IslamWay.com:

 

Did you read the Quran ?

 

Sara:

 

Not at that time, no.

 

IslamWay.com:

 

"A Muslim woman is oppressed and needs to be librated like the western women" .. do you have a comment about this ?

 

Sara:

 

It saddens me that so many people in the world today believe that Muslim women are oppressed. I believe that we are the most

 

liberated women on earth! To follow the guidelines Allah has given us is the most liberating thing any woman can do.

 

IslamWay.com:

 

Well .. from what you see in the west .. are the women there librated ?

 

Sara:

 

No, most women in the west are oppressed. We are used as sex symbols. Most women wear outfits that barely cover them, they use

 

their bodies to get attention. We are expected to have 'perfect' bodies by the media's standards, we are supposed to look and act a

 

certain way, and we are expected to do whatever the media tells us to do, and that is to disrespect ourselves and Allah.

 

IslamWay.com:

 

So did you wear the hijab ?

 

Sara:

 

No I do not. I would like to very much, but my family is unaware that I converted to Islam, and I will wear the hijab after I tell them.

 

IslamWay.com:

 

You think that you will have problems with them after telling them ?

 

Sara:

 

I'm not sure. I supose I am allowing my fear to keep me from telling them.

 

IslamWay.com:

 

I see .. Just ask Allah to give your the power and the patience to take this step .. and I guess all Muslims who are reading this

 

interview now will make du'a for you to ease things in sha Allah ..

 

IslamWay.com:

 

What is the thing you liked most in the Muslims community ?

 

Sara:

 

I admire the dedication Muslims have to Islam, there is an amazing peace and grace that Allah gives to those who serve him as

 

completely as they can. To many it may seem hard to follow Allah's guidelines, but Allah gives every Muslim an amazing strength to

 

help them. What I liked most about the Muslims I met was how friendly and caring they were.

 

IslamWay.com:

 

"Most of Muslims nowadays are not practicing Muslims .. "

first of all .. what do you feel about that ?

And is that why Islam is not spreading too fast ?

And what would you say to a none pracitcing Muslim ?

 

Sara:

 

1) I firmly believe that the statement "Most Muslims nowadays are not practicing Muslims .. " is false. I do not believe you can truly be

 

Muslim without being a 'practicing Muslim'. Islam isn't just a religion, it's a way of life. That's one of the many things I love about it.

 

2) Islam is one of the fastest growing religions in the world, I believe the reason for this is that people see the truth in it, and when

 

they decide to live to serve Allah, they are given an amazing happiness and grace that others see and admire, that is what draws

 

people to Islam.

 

3) Trust Allah, serve him completely, and he will give you the grace, peace, and happiness you need to be a 'practicing Muslim'.

 

IslamWay.com:

 

What is your future plans ? Your dreams ?

 

Sara:

 

I've always had a dream: To become a leader in our world and once again help establish peace and good relations between different

 

people.

 

IslamWay.com:

 

Do you have any plans for learning arabic ?

 

Sara:

 

Yes. i LOVE languages. It's something that i enjoy very much, and my parents support my Arabic education, I will hopefully begin

 

taking a language course this Fall. My dad lived in an Arabic speaking country for years, and so he would help me study.

 

IslamWay.com:

 

oh i see .. which country ?

 

Sara:

 

Sudan (in Africa)

 

IslamWay.com:

 

Can you tell us in details how did you revert to Islam ?

 

Sara:

 

I had originally heard about Islam about 3 years ago, my parents found out that I was reading about it and discouraged me from doing

 

so, studying it much further. Then last Fall I started highschool at a new school that has a lot of Muslim students.

 

When I first started going there I remembered my studying and was curious about how they would act. My parents had told me

 

Muslims were horrible mean, militant, abusive people. So I kind of expected them to be that way, I was wrong! The first couple of

 

friends I made there were Muslims.

 

They were nice, friendly, caring people. I remember them talking about their God, and I was amazed by how much they loved Islam. I

 

began very quickly began respect them, and quickly became very curious about their beliefs.

A friend of mine asked them about Islam one day, and it turned into a several hour long conversation about Allah, and Islam, and daily

 

life. I was suprised by how much sense it all made, and how happy they were. I began reading the Qur'an and looking for more

 

information on the internet, and soon after I said the shahadah and converted to Islam. I'm still amazed by how happy and peacefull

 

my life is. Allah has given me much strength in every day life. Inshallah my parents will see this.

 

IslamWay.com:

 

In sha Allah .. May Allah reward you sister for your time .. and may Allah keep you in the right path .. Amen ..

As-salamu alaykum

 

Sara:

 

wa alaikum assalam, thank-you

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Ilaahoow guid garee gabadhaan yar oo adiga dartaa usoo muslintay, ilaahow ka ilaali all this ppl oo ku shaqeesanaya in the name of islam oo laakiin wax kale ku qasaya.. ilaahoow xaqa lee tusi gabadhaan, manaafiqiinta iyo cadoowgeedana ka du...

 

Mash'allah a new sister joined us... I can't help but to think of Ayan Xirsi iyadana she left islam subxanallah.. bal arag labadaan qof see isku dib mareen SUB XANALLAH.

 

boolbaro beautiful story man... nice, and it makes me happy.

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