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دین محمد شیخ Deen Mohammad Shaikh'

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. Deen Mohammad Shaikh From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Deen Mohammad Shaikh (Urdu: دين محمد شيخ ‎‎ ) is a Muslim missionary from Matli town of Badin District in the Sindh province of Pakistan. Deen Mohammad Shaikh was born in 1942 in a Hindu family and converted to Islam in 1989.[1] After his conversion to Islam, he became a Muslim missionary to Hindus of Sindh province.[2] Deen Mohammad Shaikh's mission has converted over 110,000 Hindus to Islam.[3] Deen Mohammad Shaikh is the President of the local mosque Jamia Masjid Allah Wali and Madrassa Aisha Taleem-ul Quran, an institute for conversions to Islam.[4] Deen alleges that he was kidnapped along with his daughter-in-law by influential local Hindu leaders who threatened him so that he would stop converting people.[5] Many of the new converted Muslims have moved from Matli and settled Hub Chowki near Karachi due to the hostility of their relatives and friends. Deen was interested in Islam since he was...

New Muslim Aamer Aljaziri (Pascal) accepted Islam during his Education in Malayshia with help of his Pakistani friends.

 * ملائیشیا میں زیر تعلیم افریکی طالبعلم پاسکل کی قبول اسلام کی کہانی اسکے پاکستانی دوست وقار کی زبانی  میری کلاسسز ختم ہو چکی ہیں لیکن مجھے ایک اسائنمنٹ جمع کروانی تھی ساری رات وہ اسائنمنٹ کرتے اور میچ دیکھتے گزر گئی۔۔صبح فجر پڑھ کر سوچا کہ اب کیا سونا؟آٹھ بجے یونیورسٹی چلا جاتا ہوں اسائنمنٹ جمع کروا کے آ جاوں پھر ایک بار ہی سووں گا۔۔لیکن نیند کا غلبہ اتنا سخت تھا کہ گیارہ بجےکا الارم لگایا اور سو گیا۔۔۔۔نو بجے میرے دوست جنید نے مجھے جگا دیا۔۔وقار بھائی آپ ابھی اسائنمنٹ جمع کروا آو۔۔گیارہ بجے ایک پارٹی سے ریستوران کی ڈیل کرنے جانا ہے میں اکیلا نہیں جانا چاہتا۔۔۔۔میں چاروناچار اٹھا اور نہا دھو کر یونیورسٹی چلا گیا یہ سارا بیک گراونڈ بتانے کا ایک مقصد جو آخر پر واضح کروں گا ان شاء اللہ یونیورسٹی کے گیٹ پر مجھے پاسکل ملا۔۔۔یہ پروگرامنگ کی کلاس میں میرا کلاس فیلو ہے ہم دونوں ہمیشہ پچھلے ڈیسک پر بیٹھا کرتے تھے اور ایک سے بڑھ کر ایک شرارتی تھے۔۔۔پاسکل کا تعلق نائجیریا سے ہے اور یہ عیسائی ہے۔۔اسے میں نے ہمشہ پریشر کہا ہے۔۔کیوں کہ اس کا نام پاسکل ہے اور فزکس میں پریشر کا یونٹ...

Gary Miller: The Man Who Challenged the Qur’an

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Gary Miller: The Man Who Challenged the Qur’an  September 14, 2014    0 In 1978 Professor Miller embraced Islam and called himself Abdul-Ahad. He then devoted his life to Da’wah through TV programs and public lectures. In 1977, Professor Gary Miller, the active Canadian preacher and mathematics and logic lecturer at Toronto University, decided to provide a great service to Christianity through exposing scientific and historical errors in the Noble Qur’an in such a way that would be beneficial to him and his fellow preachers in calling Muslims to Christianity. However, the result was completely to the contrary. Miller’s writings were fair and his study and comments were positive, even better than many Muslims would write about the Noble Qur’an. He considered the Noble Qur’an, as it should be and reached the conclusion that it cannot be a work of a human being. The first surprising issue for Professor Miller was the challenging tone in many ve...

I was Recruited to Destroy Islam, I Became Muslim

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This is the amazing Islam journey of a brave sister. Her name is Shariffa Carlo and this is her story: The story of how I reverted to al Islam is a story of plans. I made plans, the group I was with made plans, and Allah made plans. And Allah is the Best of Planners. When I was a teenager, I came to the attention of a group of people with a very sinister agenda. They were and probably still are a loose association of individuals who work in government positions but have a special agenda: to destroy Islam. It is not a governmental group that I am aware of, they simply use their positions in the US government to advance their cause. One member of his group approached me because he saw that I was articulate,motivated and very much the women’s rights advocate. He told me that if I studied International Relations with an emphasis in the Middle East, he would guarantee me a job at the American Embassy in Egypt. He wanted me to eventually go there to use my position in the country ...

CRAIG ROBERTSON, EX-CATHOLIC, CANADA (PART 2 OF 2): LEARNING TO ACCEPT

I still remember to this day my first encounter with a Muslim.  One of the boys brought his friend to the youth house.  He was a Muslim kid whose name I forgot.  What I do remember is the boy saying “I brought my friend ‘so and so’, he’s a Muslim and I want to help him become a Christian”.  I was absolutely amazed by this 14 year old kid, he was calm and friendly!  Believe it or not, he defended himself AND Islam against a dozen Christians who were hurling abuses at him and Islam!  As we sat there fruitlessly thumbing through our Bibles and getting angrier and angrier, he just sat there, quietly smiling and telling us about worshipping others besides God and how, yes, there is love in Islam.  He was like a gazelle encircled by a dozen hyenas, yet the entire time, he was calm and friendly and respectful.  It blew my mind! The Muslim kid left a copy of the Quran on the shelf, either he forgot it or left it on purpose, I don’t know, but I startin...

CRAIG ROBERTSON, EX-CATHOLIC, CANADA (PART 1 OF 2): FROM BAD TO WORSE

My name is Abdullah Al-Kanadi.  I was born in Vancouver, Canada.  My family, who were Roman Catholics, raised me as a Roman Catholic until I was 12 years old.  I have been Muslim for approximately six years, and I would like to share the story of my journey to Islam with you. I suppose in any story it’s best to start from the beginning.  During my childhood I attended a Catholic religious school and was taught about the Catholic faith, along with other subjects.  Religion was always my best class; I excelled academically in the teachings of the Church.  I was pressed into service as an ‘altar boy’ by my parents from a very young age, which pleased my grandparents a great deal; but the more I learned about my religion, the more I questioned it!  I have this memory from my childhood, I asked my mother on Mass: “Is our religion the right one?”  My mother’s answer still rings in my ears to this day: “Craig, they are all the same, they’re all good!...