For those who were confused about the use of revert instead of convert like me: Islamic teachings say that all people are born Muslim and only leave the faith due to their environment. So becoming a Muslim is “reverting” to your original state.
Thank you for the explanation. As someone who knows next to nothing about Islam, I was curious about Cammy's use of the word "revert" and not saying that she converted to Islam.
I think you have a great ASMR voice. Please don't take it personally, but I find the entitlement of Islam offensive. It's a religion that wants to dictate how non-Muslims live. People are not Muslim by birth and it's disrespectful to disregard how people identify, their background and culture. This is not a criticism towards you personally.
@@БорянаЦенева Fyi, not all Muslims believe this! You are saying this as if Muslims are a monolith. There are different ideas about Islam and, much like Christianity, not everyone agrees on each interpretation. You may have said "don't take it personally", but what you said is an extremely racist stance to have towards Muslims. Please be more considerate next time. I hope this helps.
@As8bakwTheSage Maybe some Muslims don't believe that all humans are born Muslim, I have to take your word for it. Apparently some do. Also, Islam is not a race, so I'm in no way racist. Before preaching against intolerance, do some reflection and ask yourself why the attack last night in Germany was committed by a Muslim. Why non-Muslim girls have been targeted and abused by Pakistani men in the UK. I and people who think like me are not the problem. Hope this helps.
@@As8bakwTheSage 'Muslim' means one who submits to God alone and yes every Muslim believes that the fitrah of every baby is monotheism (Sahih al-Bukhari, Hadith 1385; Sahih Muslim, Hadith 2658). I don't know why you're twisting the religion to appeal to non-believers but yeah
i’m born muslim and i think that even people raised in a muslim environment should find islam and learn it. I’m so happy for you mashallah you’re glowing. may Allah be pleased with all of us and make our hardships easy🩷
I'm french, thought my whole life Islam was bad and also was atheist. Like you I met my boyfriend on a video game almost 2 years ago. And for a while I didn't know he was Muslim. Then when he told me about it I started to learn about Islam. Loving most of it. For 7 month I did my best to collect information the best way possible. At the start I wasn't planning on reverting. It was completely unbelievable for me. I firmly believed in science and only this. Turns out that science is something really mentioned in the Qur'an. Showing that Islam and science isn't incompatible. So Alhamdulillah I reverted in july if I remember well. I took my shahada with one of my very close friend since she's also Muslim. It's the best decision I've ever made even if my family is a bit odd about it
Alhamdulillah! My mom is american and born christian. She became muslim after a car crash. Later met my dad (who is pakistani) and got married. I always love revert stories, its interesting hearing different peoples story and why they became muslim etc. This video was really nice :)
My kurdish boyfriend is muslim and he recently asked me if i would be willing to revert to islam if we get married in the future. My answer was yes definitely! I was brought up in a catholic household in Britain and somehow islam doesn't feel like too much of a jump from that. Similar experience with his family too, i have been so fully accepted by them and they are so lovely!
Awww that’s so sweet! I’m glad his family accepts you. I just wanted to say don’t ever feel the need to convert for anyone- only do it if you truly believe in Islam in your heart. I will pray for you and I hope God will guide you to what’s best for you ❤️
@@starfeathers5598 as a born Muslim woman, only revert because you actually believe in God yourself, not for anyone else! It’s important to revert with the right intentions not because someone told you to ❤️ just study and do some research and see if it resonates with you or not x
@@princeza21 ah yes I definitely agree! I can't lie the catalyst for me wanting to convert is my boyfriend, rather not for him but because he has always spoken about his religion with such a beauty and devotion it has made me think about the world differently. Also he is the only person I have ever met who lives life so happily and meaningfully which is no doubt to do with his faith!
@@starfeathers5598 that makes sense! But definitely don’t convert/revert because of wanting to be with him, do it rather because his actions and way of life have inspired you to do better and learn more ❤️ do your research and ask questions, seek answers to the questions you have and I hope you find your way to Islam properly! excited for you and I will be praying for you x
thank you for sharing your revert story! i lived in the south for a while - i think its brave to live your truth and honour your decisions. wishing you all the best x
My muslim ex didnt treat me fairly, the way women are being seen and treated in his country of origin, Egypt, I cannot approve. Men seem to be wanting to control their wifes, are being unfaithful and lazy while thinking about themselves mainly. Thats at least what his personality is like and his friends and family. We have a daughter together and I am trying to make a better future for him here in Europe so he can also be with our daughter. At the end of the day, he is her father and he does love her very much. But I am really scared that he will force the hijab on her and have a negative impact with his misogynist and lacking ethics on her. I dont like to over generalize but this relationship makes it really hard for me to see the Islam as a freeing and fulfilling religion and I see women in many Arab countries being suppressed or pushed to obey and be devout even by their own females. I still beat myself up sometimes about this horrible choice of a baby daddy that I made. I love my daughter more than anything and I will protect her at all costs. My friend, I wish you from my heart that your experience with your Marrocan husband will be different, and I can already tell by how their family embraced you in their life that it probably is. And I am happy to hear that you found peace in Islam it seems. All the best to you.
I think there is always a difference between a religion and a state’s actions. Condemning islam completely is like condemning Judaism bc of Israel’s current actions. Men use religion to abuse women, and i hope you can find recovery from your personal experience with it. But definitely be more aware of the men in your life than their ideology 🙁
I’m so happy for you that you found your path to God with Islam. I attended Mosque once as a non Muslim and it was a very good experience. There was no power or heat. It was winter. We all wore coats, no one complained and money was never mentioned. That would never happen in a church. I had a few Muslim friends. I always appreciated they answered my questions about Islam, did not try to convert me or make it sound like I or anyone else is wrong. They always said “we believe.”
Masha Allah sister❤ I'm so Happy for you that you reverted. May Allah bless you and everyone that encouraged you to revert. I was born Muslim but sadly became agnostic as i grew up. I came back to Islam quite recently
I’m a born Muslim but I recognise that we all need to do our own research to understand what Islam is about. I’m 22 now and on my journey! There is soo much random stuff to unlearn and proper knowledge to learn starting from the basics. I’m from Australia so I totally get your struggles! I’m so glad that you’ve reverted ❤ May Allah swt bless you, never stop studying! much love! (I’m also bosnian (European) so I get the cultural differences that you speak of
For a lot of people, choosing a religion comes with a lot of stress. I hope that more people will accept that it is okay to explore and change your mind if you want to! I'm not religious, but I have a lot of respect for those who uplift the world with their faith. Faith should be freeing, not oppressive. Islam is not oppressive to women, men are!
I am so happy for you dear May Allah Reward you with what you deserve revert muslims are inspirations to born muslims , you gain more respect from me love, i thought you are born muslim but after listening to your story, you are great❤ , i am born Muslim Alhumdulillah but i love when people get to know actual islam .
I love your story❤❤ I’m a Christian and I find myself not believing in certain things in the Bible and hearing your story makes me want to learn more about Islam❤
I am also a hijabi living in the South so I can relate to feelings of being uncomfortable and always standing out. But we are strong women who represent Islam with grace. May Allah make it easy on us hijabis❤️
I’m an atheist (born & raised) but I’ve always been curious and interested in Islam. I enjoy learning about it and hearing Muslims tell stories of what their lives are like, so I really enjoyed this video. Getting a bit personal, one of the main reasons I respect the hijab so much is because I am mixed race (Chinese+Scottish Canadian) and grew up knowing that I was fetishized. I’ve had to deal with creepy people all my life and the way Muslims/people who veil talk about modesty really helped me feel like I deserved more than that. It’s hard to explain. It made me feel more like a person and less like what people viewed me as. I hope that makes sense, thanks for sharing your story!
I'm a Christian and as for me we all have 1 God but people give him different names and created different rules on how to follow and praise him, and show your faith. So I guess it's not obligatory to follow those rules. Faith, gratitude and prayers in your heart are the main things. But it's pretty nice if you found peace in Islam, no hate here 🫶
thank you for sharing! im always interested in hearing about people that convert/revert. also the way you whisper behind those objects is very tingly ❤
I'm not sure if it would be the same, but if you still have the videos on file you may be able to put the audio to a still frame or something and still have that be wonderful ASMR without having to show any visuals. There are some ASMR podcasts I've listened to that are basically that. It would also help to have that work not go toward nothing if you really liked any of those videos in particular for their audio. All that said, I love ASMR videos like this where people have a topic they talk about. Thank you for being so vulnerable and kind.
I recently found your channel and you have such a sweet calming vibe. Thank you for sharing your story, I would love to hear other story times in the future! I think there is something powerful in choosing religion in adulthood, our brains have developed fully and we can choose more authentically for ourselves, vs being raised or potentially forced into a religion (that is not to shame anyone who was raised in there religion btw). Side note I think hijabs look very elegant, maybe you could do a video where you talked about them and possibly styled different ones on us in a roleplay fashion. Apologies if that is a concept that would be considered inappropriate to the religion!
This is so true! I completely understand what you mean and agree with you! A lot of people are born into a religion and still have to learn it for themselves in adulthood. Also, I will try to do a hijab video like this! Thank you for the suggestion ☺️
As salaammu Alykum I am 43 years old and I am an African-American born Muslim by the mercy of Allah I'm still learning and will continue till I die inshallaah. I've always 5:51 wore the hijab my whole life born in Cleveland and now live in Atlanta Alhamdullaah and maybe because I've only known the hijab I've never felt funny wearing it in the US. Not to say that I didn't face ridicule from my peers as a child from non Muslim kids but that didn't deter me Alhamdullaah
I was born in an Islamic environment as a Muslim, Alhamdulillah. I am very proud to be a Muslim and I am very happy to hear that many of my brothers and sisters are becoming Muslims. For those who don't know anything about Islam, Islam is from the Arabic word istislam, which means the submission to God's commands we as Muslims worship only one god and believe in all his messengers icluding Jesus peace be upon him and the final prophet mohamed peace be upon him.
Nice story. I'm from the UK and also married to a Moroccan. I did wear hijab some years ago but unfortunately so many people would stare, make comments and you would see them whispering to one another. I took it off because although I wasn't too bothered, it felt really unfair on my family. I didn't want them to feel uncomfortable or scared.
The same way people would comment and stare if you don't cover your hair in a strictly Muslim country. I think it's strange to expect of people in a western country to embrace foreign practices that don't align with their values.
Im glad you posted this because I was a bit curious. Admittedly, it was just because you have fairer skin and eyes. I live outside of Detroit, where there is a large population of muslim people, and the majority of them that I know have darker features. It feels like a silly thing to say that because obviously people come in all shades and shapes and religions, but I did assume you weren’t like genetically from a predominantly Islamic part of the world. I was actually just gifted a copy of the Quran today, and Im interested to learn more about the culture, and I hope to keep learning more from you as well. ❤
It’s true a lot of people associate Arab features with Islam and before I learned more about Islam I thought the same thing lol! But I hope you enjoy reading the Quran and learning the beauty of it! When I first read it I was constantly googling every little thing to better understand it and I think it really helped me understand just how miraculous it is ❤️ also, thank you for taking the time to share this comment 😊
YESSS I'm a revert too!! So cool to hear your story and since you asked I'll tell you mine even though it's a bit long. It all started when I read a biography by a Muslim woman in the 4th grade because I had to do a reading assignment and all the other books looked boring 😭This was my first real introduction to Islam, and because of this book I gained a real fondness for Islam. I was raised Mormon but didn't believe in it, so I was agnostic just like you for a while. But I always would defend Muslims when my mom would say somethin crazy because I was just that fond of the religion and Muslims. I believe that Allah softening my heart early on so I wouldn't learn from my family's own discrimination made room for me officially getting guided. In the 7th grade I got recommended a video by a revert RUclipsr going to Mecca, and I knew then and there I wanted to become Muslim :) I felt pure peace and joy for the first time ever. The next couple of months I started learning more about Islam and this time period was the backbone for my iman today! Anyway, I did what I could in secret and learned as much as possible. I finally decided to officially revert in 8th grade. It's been super cool and I LOOOVE being a Muslim, best decision EVER!
I'm a born muslim Alhamdullilah, and i wanna say i was just so moved by your sweet story , i always get tears in my eyes reading reverts stories, and how y'all are so strong to always go against the norm you grew up with and against your families sometimes. may Allah keep your and our iman always strong.
I was born and raised christian, but I respect most religions (Certain ones like satianism is something i avoid), but In History I love learning about religions so this was quite interesting! I wish you well!
Muhammad said he was propheted in the Bible and claimed that the chapter where he claimed he was in was Wiped out and everyone forgot about it. Then he claimed that he was the one to bring the truth and that god sent him to bring this chapter back to Life... Wouldnt that make God... an Idiot? No one would belive him. (Its basicly same as John Smith)
لَكُمْ دِينُكُمْ وَلِيَ دِينِ For you is your religion, and for me is my religion. Quran 109:6 If that is what you choose to believe that’s fine. The purpose of my video is not to persuade anyone into any belief. It is simply to tell my revert story as many people have asked about it. Thanks 😊
@@Camamoroll I wasnt trying to offend anyone or try to make them sad feeling for their religion. I was just wondering if Islam gives a response to that i havent talked with a muslim person earilier.
@@Triumphal.Mindsetthank you for clarifying that. I think it would be best to consult with a scholar regarding this question so that you can get a knowledgable answer based off well studied facts 😊
Lol "women is trash" has me rolling. You're allowed to be gay, honey, you don't have to go so far as to hate women, especially when you're giving a "my mommy does my laundry" vibe
I dont usually comment on videos but I loved hearing your story. It was beautiful to hear. I grew up Christian my entire life but found Islam less than six months ago. Its the best thing ive ever found and studied. I studied Christianity for years along with so many other religions but i didnt really study Islam, and now that i have i can never go back. I have an unsupportive family and im from a place thats very Christian so everyone assumes I am, but i know this is only temporary and before long I can openly profess my faith. I loved hearing your story and you seem so kind. You look beautiful in the hijab. 🫶🏼
I’m so happy for you to have found Islam sister ❤️ I had some family too that was against the idea and would call Islam oppressive to women because they just didn’t understand it and research it like I had (and she herself is a Christian). Years later she now has a more open mind and has told me she is proud of me. I know it’s hard when the people around you don’t support you but just have sabr and trust that Allah will handle it ❤️ I hope Allah makes it easy on you and your family will come to accept you for who you are. I will keep you in my prayers and thank you for sharing your story 🥰
I reverted 7 years ago al hamdulillah 🫶🏼 I wore the hijab 1 month after. It was the best decision I’ve ever made. Like you, I was Christian and I asked myself a lot of questions… I found the truth. And I’m so happy for you that you found happiness in Islam sister! May Allah protect you 💖
For those who were confused about the use of revert instead of convert like me: Islamic teachings say that all people are born Muslim and only leave the faith due to their environment. So becoming a Muslim is “reverting” to your original state.
Thank you for the explanation. As someone who knows next to nothing about Islam, I was curious about Cammy's use of the word "revert" and not saying that she converted to Islam.
I think you have a great ASMR voice. Please don't take it personally, but I find the entitlement of Islam offensive. It's a religion that wants to dictate how non-Muslims live. People are not Muslim by birth and it's disrespectful to disregard how people identify, their background and culture. This is not a criticism towards you personally.
@@БорянаЦенева Fyi, not all Muslims believe this! You are saying this as if Muslims are a monolith. There are different ideas about Islam and, much like Christianity, not everyone agrees on each interpretation. You may have said "don't take it personally", but what you said is an extremely racist stance to have towards Muslims. Please be more considerate next time. I hope this helps.
@As8bakwTheSage Maybe some Muslims don't believe that all humans are born Muslim, I have to take your word for it. Apparently some do. Also, Islam is not a race, so I'm in no way racist. Before preaching against intolerance, do some reflection and ask yourself why the attack last night in Germany was committed by a Muslim. Why non-Muslim girls have been targeted and abused by Pakistani men in the UK. I and people who think like me are not the problem. Hope this helps.
@@As8bakwTheSage 'Muslim' means one who submits to God alone and yes every Muslim believes that the fitrah of every baby is monotheism (Sahih al-Bukhari, Hadith 1385; Sahih Muslim, Hadith 2658). I don't know why you're twisting the religion to appeal to non-believers but yeah
i’m born muslim and i think that even people raised in a muslim environment should find islam and learn it. I’m so happy for you mashallah you’re glowing. may Allah be pleased with all of us and make our hardships easy🩷
Ameen
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I'm a Christian but I loved listening to you talk about your faith and learning about it too❤
I'm french, thought my whole life Islam was bad and also was atheist. Like you I met my boyfriend on a video game almost 2 years ago. And for a while I didn't know he was Muslim. Then when he told me about it I started to learn about Islam. Loving most of it. For 7 month I did my best to collect information the best way possible. At the start I wasn't planning on reverting. It was completely unbelievable for me. I firmly believed in science and only this. Turns out that science is something really mentioned in the Qur'an. Showing that Islam and science isn't incompatible. So Alhamdulillah I reverted in july if I remember well. I took my shahada with one of my very close friend since she's also Muslim. It's the best decision I've ever made even if my family is a bit odd about it
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Alhamdulillah! My mom is american and born christian. She became muslim after a car crash. Later met my dad (who is pakistani) and got married. I always love revert stories, its interesting hearing different peoples story and why they became muslim etc. This video was really nice :)
My kurdish boyfriend is muslim and he recently asked me if i would be willing to revert to islam if we get married in the future. My answer was yes definitely! I was brought up in a catholic household in Britain and somehow islam doesn't feel like too much of a jump from that. Similar experience with his family too, i have been so fully accepted by them and they are so lovely!
Awww that’s so sweet! I’m glad his family accepts you. I just wanted to say don’t ever feel the need to convert for anyone- only do it if you truly believe in Islam in your heart. I will pray for you and I hope God will guide you to what’s best for you ❤️
@@starfeathers5598 as a born Muslim woman, only revert because you actually believe in God yourself, not for anyone else! It’s important to revert with the right intentions not because someone told you to ❤️ just study and do some research and see if it resonates with you or not x
@@princeza21 ah yes I definitely agree! I can't lie the catalyst for me wanting to convert is my boyfriend, rather not for him but because he has always spoken about his religion with such a beauty and devotion it has made me think about the world differently. Also he is the only person I have ever met who lives life so happily and meaningfully which is no doubt to do with his faith!
@@starfeathers5598 that makes sense! But definitely don’t convert/revert because of wanting to be with him, do it rather because his actions and way of life have inspired you to do better and learn more ❤️ do your research and ask questions, seek answers to the questions you have and I hope you find your way to Islam properly! excited for you and I will be praying for you x
thank you for sharing your revert story! i lived in the south for a while - i think its brave to live your truth and honour your decisions. wishing you all the best x
I'm not religious, but it's nice to hear you're happy after finding Islam. Your videos are so calming and nice!
My muslim ex didnt treat me fairly, the way women are being seen and treated in his country of origin, Egypt, I cannot approve. Men seem to be wanting to control their wifes, are being unfaithful and lazy while thinking about themselves mainly. Thats at least what his personality is like and his friends and family.
We have a daughter together and I am trying to make a better future for him here in Europe so he can also be with our daughter. At the end of the day, he is her father and he does love her very much. But I am really scared that he will force the hijab on her and have a negative impact with his misogynist and lacking ethics on her.
I dont like to over generalize but this relationship makes it really hard for me to see the Islam as a freeing and fulfilling religion and I see women in many Arab countries being suppressed or pushed to obey and be devout even by their own females.
I still beat myself up sometimes about this horrible choice of a baby daddy that I made. I love my daughter more than anything and I will protect her at all costs.
My friend, I wish you from my heart that your experience with your Marrocan husband will be different, and I can already tell by how their family embraced you in their life that it probably is. And I am happy to hear that you found peace in Islam it seems. All the best to you.
I think there is always a difference between a religion and a state’s actions. Condemning islam completely is like condemning Judaism bc of Israel’s current actions. Men use religion to abuse women, and i hope you can find recovery from your personal experience with it. But definitely be more aware of the men in your life than their ideology 🙁
@@Premium_jackgood point I agree. Thanks for your wishes. It has been really hard, some choices will drastically change your life.
I’m so happy for you that you found your path to God with Islam. I attended Mosque once as a non Muslim and it was a very good experience. There was no power or heat. It was winter. We all wore coats, no one complained and money was never mentioned. That would never happen in a church. I had a few Muslim friends. I always appreciated they answered my questions about Islam, did not try to convert me or make it sound like I or anyone else is wrong. They always said “we believe.”
Masha Allah sister❤ I'm so Happy for you that you reverted. May Allah bless you and everyone that encouraged you to revert.
I was born Muslim but sadly became agnostic as i grew up. I came back to Islam quite recently
I’m sorry for whatever you went through that made you want to leave Islam but welcome back sister ❤️ May Allah guide us all 🤲
I’m a born Muslim but I recognise that we all need to do our own research to understand what Islam is about. I’m 22 now and on my journey! There is soo much random stuff to unlearn and proper knowledge to learn starting from the basics. I’m from Australia so I totally get your struggles! I’m so glad that you’ve reverted ❤ May Allah swt bless you, never stop studying! much love! (I’m also bosnian (European) so I get the cultural differences that you speak of
You’re a beautiful human. I’m glad you found your authentic self ❤
You are so kind ❤ ty for this comment. It made my day
For a lot of people, choosing a religion comes with a lot of stress. I hope that more people will accept that it is okay to explore and change your mind if you want to! I'm not religious, but I have a lot of respect for those who uplift the world with their faith. Faith should be freeing, not oppressive.
Islam is not oppressive to women, men are!
I just found this video after inquiring on your hijab video . Great timing!
I am so happy for you dear May Allah Reward you with what you deserve revert muslims are inspirations to born muslims , you gain more respect from me love, i thought you are born muslim but after listening to your story, you are great❤ , i am born Muslim Alhumdulillah but i love when people get to know actual islam .
Thank you so much sister❤ it’s such a blessing to feel chosen by Allah swt and be guided to Islam. Alhamdulillah for everything☺️
I love your story❤❤ I’m a Christian and I find myself not believing in certain things in the Bible and hearing your story makes me want to learn more about Islam❤
I am also a hijabi living in the South so I can relate to feelings of being uncomfortable and always standing out. But we are strong women who represent Islam with grace. May Allah make it easy on us hijabis❤️
I really loved this video. Thsnk you so much for sharing your story with us. Your whispers are brain melting ❤❤❤
I’m an atheist (born & raised) but I’ve always been curious and interested in Islam. I enjoy learning about it and hearing Muslims tell stories of what their lives are like, so I really enjoyed this video. Getting a bit personal, one of the main reasons I respect the hijab so much is because I am mixed race (Chinese+Scottish Canadian) and grew up knowing that I was fetishized. I’ve had to deal with creepy people all my life and the way Muslims/people who veil talk about modesty really helped me feel like I deserved more than that. It’s hard to explain. It made me feel more like a person and less like what people viewed me as. I hope that makes sense, thanks for sharing your story!
I'm a Christian and as for me we all have 1 God but people give him different names and created different rules on how to follow and praise him, and show your faith. So I guess it's not obligatory to follow those rules. Faith, gratitude and prayers in your heart are the main things. But it's pretty nice if you found peace in Islam, no hate here 🫶
thank you for sharing! im always interested in hearing about people that convert/revert. also the way you whisper behind those objects is very tingly ❤
Thank you for your story. Learned a lot from you and the others commenting. Love your channel.❤
I’m soo glad I found this channel and you are a beautiful person and your story is sooo beautiful and inspiring ! 💞💞
I'm not sure if it would be the same, but if you still have the videos on file you may be able to put the audio to a still frame or something and still have that be wonderful ASMR without having to show any visuals. There are some ASMR podcasts I've listened to that are basically that. It would also help to have that work not go toward nothing if you really liked any of those videos in particular for their audio.
All that said, I love ASMR videos like this where people have a topic they talk about. Thank you for being so vulnerable and kind.
I'm happy for you and we will support you whenever you need it🫶🏻
Love you from Egypt 😊❤️
I recently found your channel and you have such a sweet calming vibe. Thank you for sharing your story, I would love to hear other story times in the future! I think there is something powerful in choosing religion in adulthood, our brains have developed fully and we can choose more authentically for ourselves, vs being raised or potentially forced into a religion (that is not to shame anyone who was raised in there religion btw).
Side note I think hijabs look very elegant, maybe you could do a video where you talked about them and possibly styled different ones on us in a roleplay fashion. Apologies if that is a concept that would be considered inappropriate to the religion!
This is so true! I completely understand what you mean and agree with you! A lot of people are born into a religion and still have to learn it for themselves in adulthood.
Also, I will try to do a hijab video like this! Thank you for the suggestion ☺️
As salaammu Alykum I am 43 years old and I am an African-American born Muslim by the mercy of Allah I'm still learning and will continue till I die inshallaah. I've always 5:51 wore the hijab my whole life born in Cleveland and now live in Atlanta Alhamdullaah and maybe because I've only known the hijab I've never felt funny wearing it in the US. Not to say that I didn't face ridicule from my peers as a child from non Muslim kids but that didn't deter me Alhamdullaah
I was born in an Islamic environment as a Muslim, Alhamdulillah. I am very proud to be a Muslim and I am very happy to hear that many of my brothers and sisters are becoming Muslims. For those who don't know anything about Islam, Islam is from the Arabic word istislam, which means the submission to God's commands we as Muslims worship only one god and believe in all his messengers icluding Jesus peace be upon him and the final prophet mohamed peace be upon him.
Thank you for sharing! 💜
Nice story. I'm from the UK and also married to a Moroccan. I did wear hijab some years ago but unfortunately so many people would stare, make comments and you would see them whispering to one another. I took it off because although I wasn't too bothered, it felt really unfair on my family. I didn't want them to feel uncomfortable or scared.
The same way people would comment and stare if you don't cover your hair in a strictly Muslim country. I think it's strange to expect of people in a western country to embrace foreign practices that don't align with their values.
I just found out your channel, but I already know you are such a good human and I’m so glad that you shared this beautiful story with us ❤
You’re amazing Mashallah ❤❤
Loved your story mashallah❤
Just found ur channellll and I love your personality keep it upp
you're sooo prettyyy 🌷✨
Thank you 🙈 ❤
That’s a very wonderful story and btw how old are u? You’re so pretty!!
Thank you! ☺️ and I am 25
Hi, first off love your videos! I watched the asmr video you made with your twin. How did she find Islam?
How did your family and friends feel about you reverting? Hope you were supported ❤
Which game did you guys meet?🌻
Im glad you posted this because I was a bit curious. Admittedly, it was just because you have fairer skin and eyes. I live outside of Detroit, where there is a large population of muslim people, and the majority of them that I know have darker features. It feels like a silly thing to say that because obviously people come in all shades and shapes and religions, but I did assume you weren’t like genetically from a predominantly Islamic part of the world. I was actually just gifted a copy of the Quran today, and Im interested to learn more about the culture, and I hope to keep learning more from you as well. ❤
It’s true a lot of people associate Arab features with Islam and before I learned more about Islam I thought the same thing lol! But I hope you enjoy reading the Quran and learning the beauty of it! When I first read it I was constantly googling every little thing to better understand it and I think it really helped me understand just how miraculous it is ❤️ also, thank you for taking the time to share this comment 😊
YESSS I'm a revert too!! So cool to hear your story and since you asked I'll tell you mine even though it's a bit long.
It all started when I read a biography by a Muslim woman in the 4th grade because I had to do a reading assignment and all the other books looked boring 😭This was my first real introduction to Islam, and because of this book I gained a real fondness for Islam. I was raised Mormon but didn't believe in it, so I was agnostic just like you for a while. But I always would defend Muslims when my mom would say somethin crazy because I was just that fond of the religion and Muslims.
I believe that Allah softening my heart early on so I wouldn't learn from my family's own discrimination made room for me officially getting guided. In the 7th grade I got recommended a video by a revert RUclipsr going to Mecca, and I knew then and there I wanted to become Muslim :) I felt pure peace and joy for the first time ever. The next couple of months I started learning more about Islam and this time period was the backbone for my iman today!
Anyway, I did what I could in secret and learned as much as possible. I finally decided to officially revert in 8th grade. It's been super cool and I LOOOVE being a Muslim, best decision EVER!
What a sweet story! Thank you for sharing and may Allah make it easy on you because I know it’s not always easy at times ☺️🤲
I'm a born muslim Alhamdullilah, and i wanna say i was just so moved by your sweet story , i always get tears in my eyes reading reverts stories, and how y'all are so strong to always go against the norm you grew up with and against your families sometimes. may Allah keep your and our iman always strong.
you are so pretty you remind me of one of my friends 🥹
I was born and raised christian, but I respect most religions (Certain ones like satianism is something i avoid), but In History I love learning about religions so this was quite interesting! I wish you well!
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I am a born muslim from palestine
Praying for a free Palestine 🇵🇸 🍉❤️
Zaten ülken müslüman olmayanları kesiyor agakskhkaja sanki başka şansınız var 😂😂😂😂
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Hi Zacky!! 😊
Salam ukhti some of arm was seen
Biz açıl desek oturup ağlar khkgskaaka sonra öźgürlük de saygı da ahakshakhja
The bible is true so i dont think you got a proper grounding in your christian faith,,, You have a beautiful voice for asmr
Muhammad said he was propheted in the Bible and claimed that the chapter where he claimed he was in was Wiped out and everyone forgot about it. Then he claimed that he was the one to bring the truth and that god sent him to bring this chapter back to Life... Wouldnt that make God... an Idiot? No one would belive him. (Its basicly same as John Smith)
لَكُمْ دِينُكُمْ وَلِيَ دِينِ
For you is your religion, and for me is my religion.
Quran 109:6
If that is what you choose to believe that’s fine. The purpose of my video is not to persuade anyone into any belief. It is simply to tell my revert story as many people have asked about it. Thanks 😊
@@Camamoroll I wasnt trying to offend anyone or try to make them sad feeling for their religion. I was just wondering if Islam gives a response to that i havent talked with a muslim person earilier.
@@Triumphal.Mindsetthank you for clarifying that. I think it would be best to consult with a scholar regarding this question so that you can get a knowledgable answer based off well studied facts 😊
@@Camamoroll Thank you.
Where he said that? You christians create own version of every religion. Muhammad(SAW) just preached that bible was corrupted that's it
Your story was absolutely 🗑
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Her story was better than your hair thoy
Lol oh horrid Henry glad to disappoint u😂
Nobody forced you to listen lol
Lol "women is trash" has me rolling. You're allowed to be gay, honey, you don't have to go so far as to hate women, especially when you're giving a "my mommy does my laundry" vibe
I dont usually comment on videos but I loved hearing your story. It was beautiful to hear. I grew up Christian my entire life but found Islam less than six months ago. Its the best thing ive ever found and studied. I studied Christianity for years along with so many other religions but i didnt really study Islam, and now that i have i can never go back. I have an unsupportive family and im from a place thats very Christian so everyone assumes I am, but i know this is only temporary and before long I can openly profess my faith. I loved hearing your story and you seem so kind. You look beautiful in the hijab. 🫶🏼
I’m so happy for you to have found Islam sister ❤️ I had some family too that was against the idea and would call Islam oppressive to women because they just didn’t understand it and research it like I had (and she herself is a Christian). Years later she now has a more open mind and has told me she is proud of me. I know it’s hard when the people around you don’t support you but just have sabr and trust that Allah will handle it ❤️ I hope Allah makes it easy on you and your family will come to accept you for who you are. I will keep you in my prayers and thank you for sharing your story 🥰
I reverted 7 years ago al hamdulillah 🫶🏼 I wore the hijab 1 month after. It was the best decision I’ve ever made. Like you, I was Christian and I asked myself a lot of questions… I found the truth. And I’m so happy for you that you found happiness in Islam sister! May Allah protect you 💖