Frequently Asked Questions
I don’t know how to pray yet. Is that okay?
Yes, absolutely. Learning to pray takes time. We’ll help you learn step-by-step. For now, just try to start with the basics and be sincere. Allah sees your effort.
What if my family doesn’t support me?
You’re not alone; many converts face this. Be patient, stay kind, and know you now have a new extended family in the Muslim community.
What should I wear as a Muslim?
Start with the basics. Women must wear the hijab, and men must cover the area from the navel to the knees and aim to dress modestly. There’s no need to overhaul your wardrobe right away. focus first on learning and practicing the essentials of the faith.
Is it okay that I still make mistakes?
Yes. All of us do. Islam is about growth and sincerity, not perfection. Every small step you take counts.
I’m not sure I can fast or pray five times right away.
That’s okay. Start with what you can, and aim to grow. Your intention matters. Allah rewards effort, even when it’s imperfect.
How can I meet other Muslims?
We hold regular events and support groups. Come join us, you’ll find kind, welcoming brothers and sisters ready to connect.
What if I have personal questions or struggles?
That’s completely normal. Whether it’s about doubts, culture shock, relationships, or emotions, reach out. We’re here to listen.
Is everything I did before Islam erased?
Yes, all past sins are wiped clean when you take the Shahada, you begin with a completely fresh start. However, if you’ve wronged others in the past (such as through theft or harm), it’s important to try to make amends and return people’s rights whenever possible.
Can I change my name?
You don’t have to. Islam does not require converts to change their names unless their name has a bad meaning. If you’d like a Muslim name, we can help you choose one.