Man converts to Islam, shares the experience with beautiful pictures
- A man with the name Anthony Michael who converted to Islam during Ramadan has said he now enjoyed renewed peace and joy
- Michael said that the whole experience was beautiful and he was overjoyed by the positive response he has received so far
- The man attached some pictures from his conversion ceremony when sharing the news on Twitter
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A man with the name Anthony Michael has shared how he converted to Islam during the holy month of Ramadan.
After sharing the lovely photos he took during his conversion ceremony, he said that he is so overjoyed by the support he has received on Twitter since he made the news known.
Michael said that “Islam is the religion of love, gratitude, and peace”, saying the past recent months have been very inspiring for him.
He said that the messages he received from his brothers and sisters in Islam made his day glorious and the conversion more beautiful.
See his tweets below:
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a woman with the Twitter name Nooran A said that she finished reading the Quran all through the holy month of Ramadan for the first time.
Nooran said she is very proud of herself in how she completed the task within that short period. In response to how she went about the task, the woman sad that she sometimes read a translation when things were unclear to her.
She attached a photo of the version she used during those difficult times, adding that it was “easier to follow than some older translations”.
In other news, a Muslim woman, Raffia Arshad, has broken a big record in the UK after she became the first hijab-wearing judge in the country.
The 40-year-old woman got an appointment as the deputy district judge on the Midlands after a successful law career of 17 years.
“It’s definitely bigger than me, I know this is not about me. It’s important for all women, not just Muslim women, but it is particularly important for Muslim women,” she said.
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In one of her interviews after the appointment, she said that she was once scared that coming from a minority background and her upbringing would affect professional life.
Raffia said that she would use her position to make sure that everybody’s voice is heard no matter how diverse they are.
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