From Hinduism to Islam - Abdullah Misra's Revert Story | The Muslimi Experience with Boonaa Mohammed
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In this enlightening episode of The Muslimi Experience, host Boonaa Mohammed engages in a deep and introspective conversation with Shaykh Abdullah Misra about his spiritual odyssey from Hinduism to Islam. Abdullah shares the complexities, enlightenments, and pivotal moments that steered his path toward embracing a new faith. His narrative unfolds the initial quest for truth across various religions to the defining moments and encounters that gravitated him towards Islam, reflecting the essence of seeking and finding one's spiritual calling.
Listen in as Abdullah delves into his personal experiences with unflinching honesty, discussing the aftermath of 9/11 on his nascent Islamic faith, the dilemmas of meeting family and societal expectations, and his transformative journey from studying in the historical landscapes of Yemen to forging deep connections within the global Muslim community. This episode transcends a mere conversion story, unraveling themes of self-discovery, compassion, and the innate human desire to connect with the Divine.
This narrative is a source of inspiration and reflection for anyone intrigued by stories of faith transition, those interested in understanding Islam better, and individuals on their own journey of spiritual exploration. Abdullah's story sheds light on the challenges and beauty of navigating one's faith journey amidst a tapestry of diverse religious traditions, offering insights into the power of faith, understanding, and respect in bridging human differences.
Amazing journey to Islam.It happened bcoz you'r heart is so sincere .
As a convert from Christianity to Islam, I thoroughly enjoyed this podcast. He touched on a lot of topics and themes that I could definitely relate to but never thought about. Like when you first convert you find converts going full conservative Islam and focus on outwardly things rather than inwardly and later you find that middle ground. Its definitely a journey and enshalla I am able to better myself inwardly more so than I have this Ramadan. Its also comforting and inspiring to listen the the story of someone who is in a similar situation to me (converting to Islam is not socially/culturally acceptable in my community) and in the end he turned out more than okay, he's a full of sheikh! Mashallah. I really enjoyed his nuggets of wisdom and listening to his interesting and inspiring life story. May Allah continue to bless you both.
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Mashallah beautiful podcast this brothers story is amazing. A lot of wisdom mashallah May Allah keep us all steadfast in the deen
MA the amount of balance and wisdom the shaykh communicated really stood out. Jazakallahukhair for this beautiful interview Br. Boona! Ill def be relistening
SubhanAllah amazing points to learn the thought process from Hinduism to islam.
JazaKallah khair for the quality of podcasts and grest guests. Keep it up.
I thought I knew shaykh’s story but there was so much more. Love listening to the sheikh talk about any topic
Throughly enjoyed this talk. JazakAllah.
8:20 Shakyh brings up an amazing point, Islam is the only way of life that both satisfies the heart, and the intellect. Allahu akbar
mashallah
❤inspiring ❤
Islam has four schools of thought to have different perspective for reaching a concensus of opinion to settle a community issue in public n religious affairs. Diversity of opinion is encouraged.....It is democratic in nature, but cultural practices can dominate this beautiful aspect of Islam,that happens frequently which is unfortunate
i'm a convert from islam to hinduism, interesting how people from different faiths view other faiths, but i dont think the sheik understood dharma properly, it's from from dharma that christianity and islam has it's roots.
Nice Joke Poopjeet 😂
Masha Allah brother ❤❤❤
Islam in the Indian subcontinent has given much space to Hindu practices in its fold. I wish scholars like Abdullah Misra had settled in India and benefitted the Muslims of India.