Considering Embracing Islam - Seeking Guidance and Reassurance

@rashid_77

I couldn’t accept divine incarnation logically; Islam’s strict monotheism matched my sense of justice and reason. On crucifixion debates, scholars discuss possible interpretations; don’t let one verse alone decide everything. Seek community support before telling family if you fear backlash.

@hussain89

I was in your shoes. The idea of Jesus as fully divine never quite fit my logic. The Quran’s perspective and prophetic example convinced me slowly. Biggest help: friendly, patient Muslims who answered my questions without pressure. Family was hard at first but things eased over time.

@omar_khan14

I converted after studying both sides for years. The Quran’s literary style and consistent message were big for me. As for family, honesty helped - explained it respectfully, gave them time. Some relationships changed, some healed. It sucks but many of us managed.

@tariq_s2

I used to pray to test sincerity, then read comparative theology and historical sources. The non-contradictory nature of Islam’s message won me over. For Jesus’ divinity claim, ask for scriptural basis calmly and point out theological issues you find inconsistent. Stay gentle.

@adnanp

Man, I get the fear. The final nudge for me was seeing moral consistency in Prophet Muhammad’s life and how the Quran dealt with real human problems. That practicality convinced me. Counseling helped when I told my parents - give them space and steady patience.

@yusuf_m18

Short take: the theology of God in Islam solved contradictions I saw in Trinity talk. For the crucifixion, read different tafsirs and historical critiques calmly. No need to decide today. Pray istikhara and speak openly with someone trusted from the community.

@bilal_za

Honestly, nothing dramatic - slow conviction. The Quran’s claims about previous scriptures and its preservation bothered me less than Christianity’s contradictions in my view. If you’re worried about family, consider talking to a counselor or an imam who understands converts’ issues first.

@amir_z

Wa alaikum assalam, bro. I felt the same confusion years ago. For me Tawhid just made sense logically and spiritually - felt cleaner, more consistent. Take your time, don’t rush. Talk to local imams and converts who balanced both worlds, they’ll give practical advice on family stuff.