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As a Muslim, what are the first steps you would advise a revert like me do towards strengthening my imaan?

Aasiyah Espina | 12 years ago

It could be very methodical like memorizing surahs, or inspirational (as in pep talk).

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Asked by: Aasiyah Espina | 12 years ago | Answers: 8 | Views: 2443

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Sumi | 12 years ago

Answered by: Sumi | 12 years ago

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Agreed ...
Hassan Ahmed | 12 years ago
Nicely said sumi =)
Nabeha | 12 years ago

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angrybridee | 12 years ago

Answered by: angrybridee | 12 years ago

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Hassan Ahmed | 12 years ago


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Answered by: Hassan Ahmed | 12 years ago

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yeah, that's the 'nasiat' I often get as well. :)
Sumi | 12 years ago
yaar hani koi tareeqa bata, mujh par zakir naik asar nahin karta ab!
Ali Iqbal | 12 years ago
Zakir Naik is a good person but he measures everything with logic ...

Try to develop your love for Prophet (SAW) and Sahabas (RZ) while reading or hearing about them .... i mean try to feel how great that time was ....
Hassan Ahmed | 12 years ago
@ Hassan: this is what I at times ask. How is it that some people develop so much love for our Prophet (PBUH)? I suppose you are right, one should perhaps keep reading what he (pbuh) did when he (pbuh) was alive and thus, try to come closer to him (pbuh) this way as it is also part of our religion, right?
As for Zakir Naik, I used to be very impressed by his line of argumentation and him listing down all kinds of statistics....but I don't know what happened...
Sumi | 12 years ago

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Osama Afzal | 12 years ago

Answered by: Osama Afzal | 12 years ago

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true, I feel it is very essential. Understanding is one part, implementing, however, another.
Sumi | 12 years ago

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Khawaja Naveed Haider | 12 years ago

Answered by: Khawaja Naveed Haider | 12 years ago

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Aaquib Naved | 12 years ago

Answered by: Aaquib Naved | 12 years ago

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helpful link. jazakAllah khair. :)
Aasiyah Espina | 12 years ago

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Waqas Gillani | 12 years ago

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Ali Iqbal | 12 years ago

Answered by: Ali Iqbal | 12 years ago

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if the situation above arises, and you need answers, i might be able to help in that regard :)
happens when you hear other people questioning!
Ali Iqbal | 12 years ago
In an Islamic context however, 'revert' means reverting back to Islam because we Muslims believe everyone is born a Muslim.
Usama Hafeez | 12 years ago
yup.. i remember zakir naik saying that..
Ali Iqbal | 12 years ago