Truly,the challenge in every sense of that word. It helped to explore more about various topics within fold of islam and Ramadan and pratical life. Also helped to experiment our writing abilities and also became part of Ramadan routine , also gave sense about discipline and one part of Ramadan routine, made it better. It was very interesting!🖤
A Heartfelt Collection of Revert Muslimah Stories Assalamualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, my dear sisters! I created this blog mainly to help reverts across the globe who may feel alone understand that they are not, and that their pain is shared by many. If you are a revert, feel free to DM me on Instagram(sakinahislamicinsights) to join the Revert Muslimah group chat. You are never alone, my beloved sisters. 🌸 Abiola, UK, Scotland When I told my dad about wanting to revert to Islam, he got very angry and basically kicked me out, making me move back in with my mum two days before college started. At first, I was angry, but then I realized that my mum would not care if I reverted to Islam, so I did a few months later. Although she was a bit confused, she accepted me regardless as long as it made me happy. Salma, Finland I reverted about a year ago. I was born Muslim with a Muslim father and brother. One night I felt really bad, like out of nowhere I was scared I was ...
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