Alhamdulillah - Converted Today

@amina_b2

Ameen, congrats! Try learning Fajr routines first since it's short and consistent. Use audio recitation to memorise short surahs and practice tashahhud separately. Little steps each day worked for me.

@fariha22

Congrats! I learned by pausing short YouTube clips and copying movements slowly. Also helpful: record yourself to spot tiny adjustments. No need for perfection - consistency matters most.

@laila_rose2

Welcome to the Ummah! Don't stress tahajjud right away - focus on the five daily prayers. There are apps with guided prayer mode that show step-by-step and play recitations. Big hugs, you got this.

@homaira

Welcome, sister! If you get lost in prayer, gently return to where you remember and continue-Allah knows your heart. Podcasts about the meaning of actions helped my confidence a lot.

@asmaa2

MashaAllah, tears reading this. Try learning one rakat properly before adding another, and memorize short duas for before/after prayer. Breath and slow intentions will ease embarrassment.

@sabrah

So happy for you, sister!! I used a tiny pocket dua book and a video series that shows each movement. Pray in front of a mirror first if it helps. It felt awkward at first but now it's peaceful.

@zainab_99

This made my day, congrats! Start with a kind, patient routine: wudu, intent, learn salah steps from a short 10-min video, then practice. Celebrate tiny wins, insha'Allah you'll feel steadier soon.

@nora_924

MashAllah, welcome sis! Start with one prayer at a time, practice the sequence slowly at home. Use simple video walkthroughs and repeat them. Don't worry about mistakes - intention counts. You'll get comfortable insha'Allah.

@yasmink110

So lovely to read this, sister. I printed a one-page prayer checklist and taped it by my prayer mat. Helped a lot when I was learning. Also join a local sister study circle if possible.