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Have you ever converted from one religion to another? If so, what was the original relgion? How did you originally come to conform to that religion? And what religion/belief system do you conform to now?
I haven’t really converted from one religion to another . I was born into Islam and have remained Muslim throughout my life. But my connection to the faith hasn’t just been cultural or inherited — over time, I’ve come to understand “why” I believe, not just “what” I was taught.
There have been moments where I questioned, reflected, and deepened my understanding. For me, Islam is not only a belief system but also a way of life that offers clarity, structure, and spiritual grounding. I try to live it with intention and humility — not just out of habit or identity, but through learning, experience, and personal conviction.
Even though I haven’t changed religions, I have deep respect for those who have — it takes a lot of courage and reflection. I believe we all have our own journeys, and sharing them honestly helps us understand each other better.
For the longest time I was a pantheist who attributed everything to forces of nature. As a born Hindu, I mentally converted to Hinduism because it complemented my beliefs about the presence of God in nature.
I have never changed religion, but I know people who changed from Christianity to Islam because they found much goodness and true peace when studying Islam.
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