Miss Mas'udah Steinmann in Islam

No other religion professed by a large community have I found so comprehensible and encouraging. There seems no better way towards tranquillity and contentment in life, no greater promise for the future after death.

Rob Wicks; Becoming Muslim

I had never really been a particularly religious person, due to my somewhat scientific nature. I always insist on proof. These verses hit me like a sledgehammer. I became fearful of God, and wanted to worship him better.

William Burchell Bashyr Pickard, Poet and Novelist, UK

Having been born in Islam, it was a good many years before I realized this fact. At school and college I was occupied, perhaps too intensely, with the affairs and demands of the passing moment.  I do not consider my career of those days brilliant, but it was progressive.

Ruqayyah Warith Maqsud

She is the head of Islamic studies at boys secondary school at British hell city. Ruqayyah was up brought at kent city south of England and she was called Rozalyn Rushberk

Muhammad Zakareyya

The most famous American expert in the art of the Arabian handwriting. He was born in 1942 at fatronah (California).

Sara Yusuf the British

With stead steps and certain will, the sixteen years girl changed from being Christian sitting behind fashion show girls to one Muslim girl has a great effect on the British society.

Malcolm X

The famous Islamic preacher Malcolm X or...

Franck Bilal Rib

Franck Bilal Ribéry (born April 1, 1983 in Boulogne-sur-Mer) is a French footballer. He is a champion in the realm of the French football and one of the most prominent stars of Germany- based Mondial in 2006. once obscure, Ribéry, all of a sudden, has stolen the limelight, becoming France' top star.

Yusuf Khattab

During a chat on the internet with a Muslim scientist, Yusuf discussed and exchanged points of view. He wanted to know a lot about Islam.

Jonathan

Jonathan, the son, grew up in his family house. It consists of his father Burt, who was catholic, his mother who was an artist that born in America, Jane Lake and his young sister Eliza. No religious indications pointed out the childhood of Jonathan that may gesture a religious future of him.

Zaynab, from ignorance to Islam

My upbringing did not really include anything about God. I was christened, although I am not sure why, I would guess that this happened as it was the 'done thing' in my family. I have vague memories of going to Sunday school, and of course the religious education later at school.

Khadijah, Reoccurring Dreams

I am a sister; I reverted two years ago in January of 2000 at the age of 16. I had thought about reverting but was not 100% sure until I started  to have reoccurring dreams where I was wearing hijab, reciting the Quran in  Arabic (at that time I didn't know any Arabic) and sitting with other women  wearing hijab.

Sophie Jenkin, Conversion To Islam

I was born into a lower middle-class English family. My father came from a Catholic background, and my mother from a Protestant one. From a young age I believed in God, despite not being brought up with this belief, but still I got the feeling that what they were teaching in the Christian school I went to was not right, somehow.

Michael Wolfe, Journalist, USA

I was looking for an escape route, too, from the isolating terms of a materialistic culture.  I wanted access to a spiritual dimension, but the conventional paths I had known as a boy were closed. Finally, I did want a ritual component, daily routine to sharpen the senses and discipline my mind. The more I learned about Islam, the more it appeared to conform to what I was after.

Journey to the light

The teachings of Islam are good for the mind, body and soul. And could help all societies in this world. All things that are forbidden in Islam are bad for the mind, body or soul. It’s a religion that protects and takes great care of life. Both human nature and animals.

Amina Mosler joins the fold of Islam

"I do not want to remain a Christian any longer; I want to be a Muslim;...",

Mavis B. Jolly journeying to Islam

"This brought me in contact with a number of people, one of whom was a Muslim. I started discussing Islam with this new acquaintance. On every point my desire to resist Islam fell down.",

Cecilia becoming a Muslim

Why I embraced Islam? First and foremost I would say it was because fundamentally I had always been a Muslim without being aware of it,

Muhammad Webster journeying to Islam

"Then I read something of the life of the Prophet (PBUH). I spent hours in the library that day; I had found what I wanted, by the mercy of Allah. I was a Muslim….",

Lady Evelyn Zeinab Cobbold

It seems that I have always been a Muslim. This is not so strange when one remembers that Islam is the natural religion that if a child left to himself would develop. Indeed as a Western critic once described it. `Islam is the religion of common sense.'