My name is Bediaa Chenouili. I am turning 40 soon, God willing. I am a mother of two daughters and have been married for 13 years. Professionally, I studied psychology, but because I initially couldn’t find a job in that field, I trained in sign language and have now been working with deaf people […]
My name is Margaretha Adriana Van Es, and I am from Bilthoven, a small town in the Netherlands. I grew up in a Christian family with a mix of Calvinist Protestant and Catholic backgrounds, though we were not particularly practicing.
My name is Adriana Evans. Originally from Patuxent River, Maryland, I grew up in a military family and moved frequently, so I often consider myself from San Diego. I recently graduated from college and am currently taking a break from studies.
My name is Anissa Al Hassan. I was born in Memphis, Tennessee, and moved to live with my father and stepmother when I was five years old.
My name is Dr. Maryam Blackeagle. I come from a predominantly Native American background — my father was from the Miami Wea tribe, a descendant of Chief Little Turtle. My mother was a mix of Cherokee and Appalachian white heritage.
Part 2 …When my mother told us that she had become Muslim, we were kind of shocked As a result of that kind of shock, I moved away from… I never stopped believing in God, I wouldn’t say that I was agnostic, I still believed in God firmly. But I wasn’t so sure that […]
Part 1 I was born and raised in Southern California, in Long Beach, which is the South Bay. It’s pretty close to the ocean. My parents were hippies in the 1960s, so they were all over the place as far as philosophy, religion, etc. My dad had influences of Buddhism and Christianity and everything.
(Shia is true Islam)
“Brother Shane”
Conversion Story of “Sabina Kanani”
My name is Sabina Kanani, and I am originally from Mombasa, Kenya. I have very fond memories of my early childhood there. I attended school in Mombasa until around Standard Four before immigrating to the UK. That first flight, from Africa to the UK, was my first ever. I completed my primary and secondary […]