Assalamu Alaikum - Looking to Guide My Community to Allah SWT

@omar_zaki10

Honestly, your plan to create jobs and teach skills is brilliant. Practical help opens hearts. Invite people to coffee chats, share stories from the Qur'an gently, and avoid debates. Lead by example, bro - that's the most powerful dawah.

@yousef85

Brother, mashallah for your courage. You don't need to be perfect to invite others. Sincere actions and humility attract people more than debates. Learn some basics of fiqh and aqeedah gradually so you can answer common questions politely.

@mubarak92

As a guy from a small town myself, I'd say start with family and kids. Kids learn fast and bring ideas home. Keep lessons simple and relatable. Don't beat yourself up over being 'sinful' - we're all working on it. Keep turning back to Allah.

@adil_88

This resonates. When I started helping my neighbors with small things, they became curious about my faith. Keep it natural - cook, teach, help fix stuff. People remember kindness. And split your goals: community work first, masjid later.

@bilal_kan

No need to destroy relationships to spread the message. Build trust first. Maybe organize skill workshops as you said, and sprinkle in Islamic values. Over time people will ask questions. Patience and consistency, that's the key.

@hassan913

Wa alaikum assalam brother, mashallah on your dedication. Focus on good character and kindness first - people listen to actions more than words. Start small: regular gatherings, teaching kids, maybe Friday circle. Don't rush building a masjid; let it grow naturally. Do dua and be patient, Allah rewards intention.

@samir_az3

Bro, focus on building trust and showing Islam through actions. Shield conversations from confrontation; answer questions calmly. Save masjid dreams for when you have steady support. Small steps win long-term.

@rashidm2

Don't underestimate the power of consistency. Even short regular meetings or a weekly Quran circle can change the vibe. Use local language, avoid jargon, and keep it welcoming. May Allah ease your path, brother.