For me, I was already technically a \u201cMuslim\u201d. My Shahada was basically a re-dedication of my life to the path of Oneness, connection and Peace through the devotion of God.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

I CONVERTED to ISLAM\u262a\ufe0f <\/span><\/h2>\n

What lead me to this Big decision?<\/span><\/h3>\n

\nAs I mentioned previously, this last year was one of the hardest in my life, and all life\u2019s challenges have led me to this point here and now. From a young child, I\u2019ve always had a unique connection with creation and special relationship to God. My path was far from easy and I carried a lot of anger in my heart from a lifetime of pain, always begging God, why me? Until ultimately coming to the conclusion that all is meant to be, and even my suffering is a gift.<\/span><\/p>\n

Never resonating with what I was brought up with, I denounced my religion 4 years ago, going down a deep path of spiritual discovery.Exploration of self, and the great Divine. I never let go the sight of the Creator, in fact, my curiosity and connection only grew stronger. Now no longer dictated by fear, I was able to fully explore this righteous path. .
\nAs time passed, the more I experienced, the more I witnessed the true nature and calling for my life. I wanted to be free. Free of the pain and shackles that was hell. Liberation from the anger, hurt and misalignment. I wanted peace in my heart, forgiveness and the most profound connection with all. And thus started my journey.<\/p>\n

She Finds Peace of Heart in Pakistan<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\n

\n“The universe brought me to Pakistan, not only to challenge myself to let go of the last remaining traces of pain and ego, but also to show me the way. .<\/span><\/p>\n

Through kindness,& humbled grace of the people I met along my pilgrimage, inspired my heart to seek further. Living in a Muslim country for 10 + years and traveling extensively through these regions, I observed one thing; Peace. A kind of peace that one can only dream of having in their hearts. .<\/p>\n

Unfortunately Islam is one of the most misinterpreted and criticized religions world wide. And like all religions, there are many interpretations. But, the core of it, the true meaning of Islam, is PEACE, LOVE & ONENESS. It\u2019s not a religion, but a way of life. The life of humanity, humility and Love. .<\/p>\n

For me, I was already technically a \u201cMuslim\u201d. My Shahada was basically a re-dedication of my life to the path of Oneness, connection and Peace through the devotion of God.
\nIf you have any Q\u2019s comment below”<\/p>\n

She Makes Her Declaration of Faith<\/span><\/h3>\n