Converts / Reverts
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Alhamdulillah for new beginnings 🕋🤝 Whether you're new to Islam or seeking guidance, here we share experiences, offer resources, and foster a sense of belonging on your unique journey as a convert.
السلام عليكم ورحمة اللّٰه
الْحَمْدُ لِلُّهِ رَبُّ ٱلْعَالَمِينَ
AsSalamu’Alikum WRWB
Today’s Du’a
O Allah, to You belongs all
praise and thanks.
Oh Allah, Forgiver of sins, grant us health, pardon us, relieve our worries, and rectify our affairs, fulfill our wishes, heal our sick, have mercy on our marhooms, grant them Janatul Firdous and protect our loved ones, do not leave us to ourselves for even a moment.
O Most Merciful Allah We ask for Your mercy.
Ameen Ya’Rabil’Alameen 🤲🏻🙏🏻🤲🏻
It's amazing how social media works, how do you find genuine people?
is selfishness something people only overcome through real self awareness, faith, and emotional maturity?
Anyone who's ready to get married in US?? Let's get to know each other and see if we could be potential partner... I don't like getting into relationship, it's a waste of time so if you are not serious, drop it.
Shukran
Assalamualaikum, I’d love to hear the stories of reverts. I often feel that many reverts have incredibly strong iman because they studied Islam deeply, asked difficult questions, and then consciously chose to accept it.
Recently, I watched a lecture by Prof. Jeffrey Lang, and it really opened my eyes. One point that stood out to me was his explanation of the connection between Surah Al-Fatihah and Surah Al-Baqarah. In Al-Fatihah, we ask Allah for guidance, and then Al-Baqarah begins by saying that this is the Book in which there is guidance. I had read these surahs many times, but I had never reflected on that connection before.
He also spoke about what Allah expects from us, how good deeds relate to building a relationship with Him, and the deeper purpose behind our worship. The way he explained these ideas made me think about Islam in a way I never had before.
May Allah bless him and reward him for his efforts. If you haven’t watched his lectures, I would highly recommend them.
I’d also love to hear about your journey to Islam and any moments, reflections, or discoveries that strengthened your faith.
May Allah make it easy for all of us and keep us firm on the straight path. Ameen🤲🏻
https://youtu.be/PTrQy-uf9zU?si=kXiTX09zKLjPv2aJ
The Path to Allah’s Favor
Allah’s Warning to The Complacent
Surah Al - Jumu’ah - Bayyinah institute
Nouman Ali Khan
https://youtu.be/2kwO1L81Yxs?si=BG4dVNkIXpEZscVH
Breaking Bonds: The Quran’s Narrative on Cutting Family Ties
Muzz has become a place where you're not only getting to know a person, you're also dealing with the emotional leftovers of people who came before you.
A lot of conversations don't end because of incompatibility. They end because someone is still reacting to wounds they never healed.
One person lied. The next person gets interrogated.
One person ghosted. The next person gets distrusted.
One person manipulated. The next person gets treated like they're guilty before they've done anything.
And while women can contribute to this too, many women here are carrying genuine emotional damage caused by men who lacked honesty, consistency, accountability, and basic emotional maturity.
The result?
People are hyper-defensive. Everyone is waiting for the red flag. Everyone assumes the worst. Everyone is trying to protect themselves instead of trying to understand each other.
Emotional intelligence isn't just knowing how to communicate your feelings, It's recognizing when your reactions belong to your past more than your present, It's understanding that not every person deserves to pay for what someone else did, It's being able to have difficult conversations without turning them into accusations, tests, or power struggles.
Some people are so busy looking for a spouse that they never stop to ask whether they're emotionally available for one.
A healthy connection cannot grow where fear, suspicion, and projection are doing all the talking.
The dating struggle on Muzz isn't just finding the right person, It's finding people who have done enough inner work to recognize the difference between a genuine threat and a genuine connection.
Note: This post will probably trigger some people. If you feel personally attacked by the idea of accountability, emotional intelligence, or healing your unresolved baggage, that reaction might be worth exploring.