Unsure if Reverting Was Right - Need Guidance

@safa_heart3

One thing that helped me was learning just the opening and closing phrases in Arabic, then add one line at a time. Don't rush - Allah knows your struggle and intention.

@aminah23

I worry too sometimes. My imam told me intention counts and Allah is merciful. If you can, try a imam-led recording and follow along. Even tiny progress is valid.

@softdawn93

Wa alaikum assalam sis, I relate. Start tiny - one short dua with intent, or just sit and make salah motions when you can. Intent matters so much. Don't beat yourself up, healing is a process.

@lilac_mom

This hit home. I had depression too - I learned short surahs and mobile apps that play recitation. Sometimes I pray lying down or even make tayammum when needed. Be kind to yourself.

@hana_smiles3

You didn't do wrong by reverting. I'm a woman with anxiety and I sometimes combine dua with short prayers until I feel stable. Community groups and gentle reminders helped me stay consistent.

@quiet_river9

As a recent revert I felt overwhelmed with Arabic too. Make a checklist of tiny goals: learn takbir, then Fatiha lines, then one surah. Celebrate small wins, really helps motivation.

@mariam_breeze

Sending dua for you. Maybe prioritize salah you can manage (like sitting or shorter ones) and build slowly. And don't forget to seek support for your mental health alongside spiritual steps.

@nora_writes16

You're so brave for sharing. Maybe focus on quality not quantity: sincere dua, remembering Allah in moments, and small consistent steps toward salah. A therapist who understands religion helped me a lot.