I am not officially muslim yet. Yesterday I went to the mosque for the second time with my muslim friend, and I was actually quite afraid to pray. My friend took me to the side of the line and I followed her. Mashallah it was actually easier than I thought. I didnt really know what to say, so I just made dua for my sister and family. May Allah swt make it easy for me to take the step and be honest with myself
SUBHANALLAH Mày he ease the way for you, ALHAMDUILLAH. I’m happy for you, and may we praise ALLAHswt together and i with to see you In jannah INSHALLAH
The mosque is the most serene place on Earth. Every time I step inside, pray, and recite the Qur’an, my heart is enveloped in peace and tranquility. It feels like a haven for the soul 🥹❤
Alhamdulillah I went to a masjid today and I was literally thinking "I wish I knew people who understood the anxiety this gives me" and then this video came up!!!
I Have low vision (legally blind) and went to Mosque for the first time. I was a little nervous on the way but as soon as I met the Sister I had spoken with on the phone, my anxiety disappeared. She was so welcoming and friendly and eager to show me around, introduce me to the Imam and his wife, a few other brothers and sisters and even had a welcome kit ready for me. I had called to see if the local Islamic library had any large print materials to further my knowledge as soon I plan to do Shahadah, InshaaAllah, and ended up spending a good couple hours chatting and hunting down a large print physical copy of the Clear Quran from a publisher she regularly deals with when purchasing library materials as she quickly realized that though she was prepared to give me a copy of Quran, the print would just be too small. I admitted I already had a regular print copy and then she insisted to call the publisher friend herself to ensure I get a copy I can manage. I’ve never had anyone work so hard for someone they just met. It’s heartwarming. Mashaallah
@@pzl3637 welcome to Islam sister never mind this hater but if you have any doubt about these verses and you want clear explanation you can ask me or ask any Sheikh (Scholar) about them(don't be worry or shy to ask any and I mean any kind of questions in regard of the religion)
how big is your city if i can ask? my area is very very small with not many muslims so i feel like the anxiety is greater since i would be such a newcomer
I went to Jummah for the first time by myself two weeks ago, and even though I have gone before for Eid prayer with family I was still so anxious! But I'm glad I went since the few other women that were there were so nice, which helped make me less anxious overall. My local mosque isn't far from my work and I felt really grateful to use my lunch break to go.
I am in the USA, so I don't know what the situation was like in the UK or other countries. When I took Shahada in 1994 in the only mosque in my area that I knew about and could get to, converts tended to be generally ignored. Not repulsed, just not particularly welcomed, either. They tended to remain quite isolated. There was no one I really felt comfortable talking to (and was not well formed in the first place), so when I began having problems, I was alone and eventually drifted away from Islam. As far as I know, my experience was not particularly unusual for that time. Whether it is any better today I don't know, as I am out of touch now. If you and other converts are welcomed into the mosques, you are fortunate.
@@qasaaye23 I think it can be a matter of judgment. Some individuals with physical disabilities may need assistance from others. Some individuals with mental disabilities may need assistance from others. And some individuals with spiritual disabilities may need assistance from others. If that were not the case, then why do we have teachers, counselors, and sheikhs?
That is why it is important for the true locals to be in charge of the Islamic / Muslim affairs and establishment. Your problem still exists today, like in Japan and Korea where non-local immigrants are controlling local mosques for 'economic' reasons and seeking 'immigration refuge' rather than spreading the words. IMHO, local mosques must be controlled by locals.
@@Iamamuslim3590 If any newly reverts dont feel 'welcome' in the house of Allah swt, then something was wrong with that mosques commitee (which I believe run by immigrants). Except for health and security reasons, whoever make mosques 'difficult' to enter and to utilise then they are indeed the enemy of the prophet and God.
I have this anxiety. I’ve never been even though I’ve reverted in March. I am afraid people will look at me lesser cause I don’t know a lot and that I’m not born into Islam. And that I do things that are wrong
All negative thoughts come from satan. Born muslims get very happy on meeting reverts because they know it is not easy to go against all odds and embrace islam. That's why ALLAH also remove all their past sins
Dear Wario Cheats, We born Muslims consider You as Luckiest person You are reverted Muslim Allah Subhan wa Taala give you guidance now upto March your all sins before March are forgiven because of accepting Islam as your religion. It is all between you and your creator Allah. You will learn things and it will not be hard go step by step. Please note Satan i.e Devil Lucifer will make you think bad things each time read following: "auzu Billahe minash shaitanerajeem" meaning "O Allah, I seek refuge in You from the accursed Satan" if you have any question of any confusion or want to discuss any thing you can mention and ask from me.
Don't let that overburden you, we all started somewhere. I'm sure there will be plenty of people there ready to meet you and help you with anything you may have. May Allah bless you!
Subhanallah! Thanks to your video I decided to reach out to a masjid in Bradford. I now have a weekly online lesson, I have been to the mosque several times now and I have taken my Shahadah! Alhamdullilah
Salaamalikhum sister Ellie! I too felt scared going to the masjid for the first time but I enjoyed it. The people were friendly. I did get some looks as I'm a revert! But nothing unfriendly. People are respectful and kind I find. My local mosque is Green Lane Birmingham.
I only WISH I could attend GREEN LANE. I like watching khutbas and lectures from the brothers there. I'm in the US, so unless i cross the pond, TH-cam is going to have to do it for me. Congrats to you 👏🏼👏🏼💕💕
I went to the Mosque for the first time since I've reverted today. I was so nervous I started crying when I came inside bc it was overwhelming, a sister came to me and she held my hand during the service, and told me when to pray etc. Everybody was very welcoming and it felt amazing. So glad I went ❤
Good tips. I agree completely. The various styles of dress for sisters in the Masjid really depends on who was there to work/prepare food etc, who had plenty time to dress before hand, and those who came and have to go straight back to work afterwards. This video was great. I'm going to be hitting my 3 month Mark as a Muslim shortly and believe me, I was wondering what was up with these things as well. My first time at Masjid was when I took shahada, and I think I was well dressed, but the leaning forward for prayers and hijab relocating itself is a real struggle. I have a2 piece for prayers at home. You did a great job explaining for "newbies"
Masha’allah just like to add, Jummah means Friday, I know we associate it with Friday prayers but when I’m context depending on what that context is it’s either Jummah if talking about “Friday” or Jummah prayer(s) if talking about what you did/where you been. Allahumma barik
It is optional for women to go to the masjid but it is good to go to meet new sisters. And I agree, the UK masjids are not as grandeur like the ones in Arab Countries and in South East Asia but most cities and towns in the UK have plenty of masjids. Being from Nottingham myself, we have a sizable muslim population and loads of masjids. All we need now from you Ellie is seeing you in Masjid Al Haram in Makkah
Peace be upon you, my dear sister. Praise be to God who guided you to the religion of God, the religion of truth, Islam. I ask God to make us happy in this world, and make me happy in heaven in the hereafter. Greetings to you from Palestine, Gaza, may God protect you, my sister, and I ask God to grant you success, O Lord
The first time will make many nervous, but after that the more you go, the more at home you'll feel and soon you'll look back and wonder why u were ever nervous.
Masha allah sister, you dont believe this... i really prayed for you. While watching your older videos 6 month old videos i prayed for this beautiful lady that make her steadfast in her deen and guve her time to take baby steps. Lovely seeing you in hijab. Very overwhelming and duas and lots and lots of prayers for you.hugs from kerala,India. Next you visit kerala i am gonna gift you something.
Hahaha.. There are a lot of details, people don't have to know all of it. For an example, you can pray in your shoes in front of the mosque! Yes it is halal!
Asalamualaykum Sister, love your journey, may Allah bless you always and surround you with Angels always 💕and reward you for every step and help us all in our journey towards faith and inshaAllah, Jannah Al Firdaus! Ameen
Thanks for the video its very helpful. I want to go but im terrified I'll do something inappropriate or be seen as a rude outsider because I don't know Arabic.
As a Muslim revert/convert do you feel more Western or more Islamic in your identity? Like identified more with Middle Eastern culture, customs, Arabic language, religious rules, sharia? Or more interested in Western concepts like democracy, liberalism, neo-liberal economics, social justice, feminism, BLM, secularism, freedom of speech, capitalism, etc?
Today lots of Catholics and Christians are converting to the Islamic religion and becoming as Muslims. This makes me feel proud and happy. After they become Muslims they take their time to read books of Islamic teachings, trying to learn Quran and understand its meanings, searching Islamic books that relates the past happenings during the time of Prophets and their way of life. The Catholics and Christians already carry with them good feelings towards others, good thinking, good heart, helping others, helping feelings, never utter lies, always follow the correct path in their life and things. In most places they are following the teachings of our Prophet Muhammad (Sal) even before they embraced Islam. Today our original Muslims are still studying the lessons and teachings said by our Prophet Muhammad (sal) and still those teachings are heard, studied and later not practicing or simply forgotten. These things are widely happening now. So I feel so much happy to see the Catholics and Christians brothers and sisters embracing Islam. When they come into Islamic and become Muslims, they bring good hearts with them, I mean they come with good feelings, good heart, good terms, good thoughts, as helping hands, as helpfully people, as honest people, as innocent people, as kind people, as truthful people, as pure hearts, as nice people and then they become more and more closer to Allah. There are differences between the Original Muslims and the those who embraced Islam. I always want to get United with Catholics and Christians brothers and sisters who embraced Islam and to deal with them throughout. They are the Muslims who gets closer and closer with Allah, I mean the Catholics and Christians who embraced Islam
I went to Mosque for the first time today. I was made welcome. I took a scarf to use as my hijab, but my fringe kept showing. The lady next to me kept trying to help me with it. I didn’t even know that you should wear a cap under your hijab.
l have the same dilemma as a recent revert. My Muslim girlfriends live in another city, at least an hour drive from my home, so I need to find a masjid nearby to call home. I have emailed the nearest masjid and even though they responded quickly to my email, instead of responding to my questions about classes for new Muslims they asked me if I lived in Phoenix. I was hoping that the masjid would let me know when it was a convenient time to visit the masjid and have someone to meet me. I totally understand about mosque anxiety. It's not the same as visiting the mosques in Istanbul as a tourist.
Hi! My question is: Can I go to the mosque / to the prayers even though i am not a muslim? What do i have to know about it? Will i have to do the washing and the right form of prayer, or is it not even appropiate to come if i am not a muslim? Since years i do have the wish to go to friday's prayer in a mosque, it even appeared in a dream, and i am unsure if i finally should and can make it come true. May you be blessed and thanks for your videos.
hi well the most important thing probably clothes.as your clothes will shows that you respect their cultures also having someone to guide you really help.
Hi Mazita, non Muslims can go to mosque anytime. Just wear modest clothes will be sufficient. But some mosques opened during specific timing, i.e during 5 daily prayers and Friday prayer, therefore if you know the mosque number and make enquiry about visitation, that would be great. You can go to a mosque during Friday, and just ask anyone in the mosque for help, tell them it is your first visit and what is your intention. I think many Muslims will help you and show you around, Insya'allah. May Allah make it easy for you. Amin
@@mas586pr thank you from the bottom of my heart for your advice! I just wrote our local mosque and now i am excited because i expect their warm welcome.
@@mazitazana1975 you are welcome. I hope Allah will things will be easy for you and you get to come to the fold of Islam with open heart. Learn things step by step, and become more knowledgeable as time pass, Insya'allah 😀
I’m still nervous to go pray in the masjid 😬 My issue is how do I pray with someone leading the prayers?? Do I say anything aloud, do I only say certain things out loud, do I remain silent throughout… How close should I stand to the next person 😰😬😅 Help!! The on,y thing I DO know when someone else is leading, is to wait until they’re done with one part, then you do it after…like bending down, going into sajdah, etc.. But everything else I mentioned above, I have no clue 🥺
You will say your prayer silently (not loud) behind imam (the one who is leading the prayer) and follow the imam in every part of the prayer. You can stand with next woman with just touching your shoulder to her (not too much apart).
@not important I have now once and Alhamdulillah it felt so nice 💗💗💗 It was Jummah and I didn’t know it was only two rak’a but Alhamdulillah I followed everyone else 💖
Could u plz dedicate a video to show especially non muslims how Islam has made women queens and given her more rights than any other belief or ideology out there
I don’t know anyone and I don’t connect with people easily. No one was unwelcoming, but they didn’t go out of their way to talk to me. I guess the burden of that is on me, so probably won't be making any friends. It’s not a requirement that I pray in a mosque, so I just stay home. Not how one makes friends, but at least I feel relaxed. Also, I don't lead myself too fast, often whoever leads prayer goes too fast. I don’t need it super slow, just a clear speech speed, sort of like the speech in this video or a touch faster. I understand people have work or family to get back to, but 40 seconds longer at prayer is not unreasonable.
I haven’t been to mosque because of the anxiety it gives me. This Ramadan I want to start going… idk what to wear or what questions to ask really…any advice?
I go to the mosque and people look at me as if I have never worked in my life or like I'm on government benefits. This was mostly the case when I moved to Liverpool, Merseyside. I actually invest in properties and other investments but they just look at me in an unwelcoming way just because I might dress down at times! There are some very friendly Muslims in the mosque too but some of them see like they aren't very accepting of me.
Ellie very nice video. Please please could you tell me which camera or video capturing device you use for making your videos. I would be so grateful if you could please share. Thanks in advance.
I am not officially muslim yet. Yesterday I went to the mosque for the second time with my muslim friend, and I was actually quite afraid to pray. My friend took me to the side of the line and I followed her. Mashallah it was actually easier than I thought. I didnt really know what to say, so I just made dua for my sister and family. May Allah swt make it easy for me to take the step and be honest with myself
May Allah guide you and guide us All. Did you revert? I hope things are easy for you 💜
SUBHANALLAH Mày he ease the way for you, ALHAMDUILLAH. I’m happy for you, and may we praise ALLAHswt together and i with to see you In jannah INSHALLAH
Wish*^ Alhamduillah
Welcome to Islam,sister. Reclaim your religion again. Remember you were a muslim once
To all revert brothers and sisters, do not be afraid, we will always welcome you with open hands 😊
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Especially if they're white as it lends Islam a lot of credibility, right?
Assalamalaikum, I have my first visit tommorow. I'm really nervous. Thank you for your kind words. Puts me at ease my freind. Sukran
I wish I could find a revert wife free from culture
@@shankhan-yg1tt No, we don't need credibility. Our religion is perfect as is, some unfortunately tarnish its reputation.
The mosque is the most serene place on Earth. Every time I step inside, pray, and recite the Qur’an, my heart is enveloped in peace and tranquility. It feels like a haven for the soul 🥹❤
Alhamdulillah I went to a masjid today and I was literally thinking "I wish I knew people who understood the anxiety this gives me" and then this video came up!!!
For context, I'm a revert
Same here its quite nerve-wracking!
I Have low vision (legally blind) and went to Mosque for the first time. I was a little nervous on the way but as soon as I met the Sister I had spoken with on the phone, my anxiety disappeared. She was so welcoming and friendly and eager to show me around, introduce me to the Imam and his wife, a few other brothers and sisters and even had a welcome kit ready for me. I had called to see if the local Islamic library had any large print materials to further my knowledge as soon I plan to do Shahadah, InshaaAllah, and ended up spending a good couple hours chatting and hunting down a large print physical copy of the Clear Quran from a publisher she regularly deals with when purchasing library materials as she quickly realized that though she was prepared to give me a copy of Quran, the print would just be too small. I admitted I already had a regular print copy and then she insisted to call the publisher friend herself to ensure I get a copy I can manage. I’ve never had anyone work so hard for someone they just met. It’s heartwarming. Mashaallah
I ended up praying for the first time in the Masjid. It felt right and I’m so glad I reached out.
@@janik7883 this has nothing to do with the topic of discussion, please find a more appropriate place for these verses.
@@pzl3637
welcome to Islam sister
never mind this hater but if you have any doubt about these verses and you want clear explanation you can ask me or ask any Sheikh (Scholar) about them(don't be worry or shy to ask any and I mean any kind of questions in regard of the religion)
how big is your city if i can ask? my area is very very small with not many muslims so i feel like the anxiety is greater since i would be such a newcomer
SUBHANALLAH
It’s so amazing to see your confidence as a muslim grow mashaAllah! You’re giving great advice even to born muslims!
FIRST ARCTIC MOSQUE IN CANADA AND NEW MUSLIMS IN NORWAY🇨🇦🇳🇴
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The reverted Muslims are far better than us 💞
Ma Shaa Allah ❤️
Sister Love you ❤️ congratulations
I went to Jummah for the first time by myself two weeks ago, and even though I have gone before for Eid prayer with family I was still so anxious! But I'm glad I went since the few other women that were there were so nice, which helped make me less anxious overall. My local mosque isn't far from my work and I felt really grateful to use my lunch break to go.
Omg I thought I was the only one!!! I literally have mosque anxiety 😭😭.
Your hijab and outfit looks amazing and you have a beautiful soul keep on your spiritual journey sister HWYL!
Ellie may Allah (SWT) protect you. Your a genuine soul.
So you're instructing your pagan moon god to protect the wandering mufti? You certainly have some powers. 😂😂😂
Love from Bengal state of india 🇮🇳
Allah bless you and make your faith strong
One thing that helped me was watching a Mosque etiquette before I went. It helped clarify a few thing when. Praying in groups
To all my revert sisters please don't feel afraid to come to mosque. Mosque is god house open to all of us.
I am in the USA, so I don't know what the situation was like in the UK or other countries. When I took Shahada in 1994 in the only mosque in my area that I knew about and could get to, converts tended to be generally ignored. Not repulsed, just not particularly welcomed, either. They tended to remain quite isolated. There was no one I really felt comfortable talking to (and was not well formed in the first place), so when I began having problems, I was alone and eventually drifted away from Islam. As far as I know, my experience was not particularly unusual for that time. Whether it is any better today I don't know, as I am out of touch now. If you and other converts are welcomed into the mosques, you are fortunate.
I think you should not depend on others to believe in your creator.
@@qasaaye23 I think it can be a matter of judgment. Some individuals with physical disabilities may need assistance from others. Some individuals with mental disabilities may need assistance from others. And some individuals with spiritual disabilities may need assistance from others. If that were not the case, then why do we have teachers, counselors, and sheikhs?
That is why it is important for the true locals to be in charge of the Islamic / Muslim affairs and establishment. Your problem still exists today, like in Japan and Korea where non-local immigrants are controlling local mosques for 'economic' reasons and seeking 'immigration refuge' rather than spreading the words. IMHO, local mosques must be controlled by locals.
So you left islam because of some muslims? This is no way wise decision. You can make friends with revert muslims
@@Iamamuslim3590 If any newly reverts dont feel 'welcome' in the house of Allah swt, then something was wrong with that mosques commitee (which I believe run by immigrants). Except for health and security reasons, whoever make mosques 'difficult' to enter and to utilise then they are indeed the enemy of the prophet and God.
Thanks so much Ellie!! ❤️ This video came at the right time Alhamdulillah🙏🏽
I have this anxiety. I’ve never been even though I’ve reverted in March. I am afraid people will look at me lesser cause I don’t know a lot and that I’m not born into Islam. And that I do things that are wrong
All negative thoughts come from satan. Born muslims get very happy on meeting reverts because they know it is not easy to go against all odds and embrace islam. That's why ALLAH also remove all their past sins
Dear Wario Cheats, We born Muslims consider You as Luckiest person You are reverted Muslim Allah Subhan wa Taala give you guidance now upto March your all sins before March are forgiven because of accepting Islam as your religion. It is all between you and your creator Allah. You will learn things and it will not be hard go step by step.
Please note Satan i.e Devil Lucifer will make you think bad things each time read following:
"auzu Billahe minash shaitanerajeem"
meaning
"O Allah, I seek refuge in You from the accursed Satan"
if you have any question of any confusion or want to discuss any thing you can mention and ask from me.
Don't let that overburden you, we all started somewhere. I'm sure there will be plenty of people there ready to meet you and help you with anything you may have. May Allah bless you!
@@Iamamuslim3590 you’re right. May Allah give me strength to overcome my fears
@@VirtualBookkeepers thank you so much brother. I really really appreciate your kind words and support
You're glowing sister! I know I should focus on the content but couldn't help but notice :)
from wandering queen to dawah queen. what a journey.
Subhanallah! Thanks to your video I decided to reach out to a masjid in Bradford. I now have a weekly online lesson, I have been to the mosque several times now and I have taken my Shahadah! Alhamdullilah
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Salaamalikhum sister Ellie! I too felt scared going to the masjid for the first time but I enjoyed it. The people were friendly. I did get some looks as I'm a revert! But nothing unfriendly. People are respectful and kind I find. My local mosque is Green Lane Birmingham.
I only WISH I could attend GREEN LANE. I like watching khutbas and lectures from the brothers there. I'm in the US, so unless i cross the pond, TH-cam is going to have to do it for me. Congrats to you 👏🏼👏🏼💕💕
Allah guide all of us to the straight path Amin
Dear sister, we love you only for Allah (SWT). From Bangladesh.
Oh , Ellie , you are one of the greatest women alive. May Allah bless you and your future.
U look so pretty with hijab. Mashallah!!!
Modestly is real jewels of women
I went to the Mosque for the first time since I've reverted today. I was so nervous I started crying when I came inside bc it was overwhelming, a sister came to me and she held my hand during the service, and told me when to pray etc. Everybody was very welcoming and it felt amazing. So glad I went ❤
Good tips. I agree completely. The various styles of dress for sisters in the Masjid really depends on who was there to work/prepare food etc, who had plenty time to dress before hand, and those who came and have to go straight back to work afterwards. This video was great. I'm going to be hitting my 3 month Mark as a Muslim shortly and believe me, I was wondering what was up with these things as well. My first time at Masjid was when I took shahada, and I think I was well dressed, but the leaning forward for prayers and hijab relocating itself is a real struggle. I have a2 piece for prayers at home. You did a great job explaining for "newbies"
Masha’allah just like to add, Jummah means Friday, I know we associate it with Friday prayers but when I’m context depending on what that context is it’s either Jummah if talking about “Friday” or Jummah prayer(s) if talking about what you did/where you been.
Allahumma barik
Todays topic Very Helpful for revert Muslims... thanks for tips😄
It is optional for women to go to the masjid but it is good to go to meet new sisters. And I agree, the UK masjids are not as grandeur like the ones in Arab Countries and in South East Asia but most cities and towns in the UK have plenty of masjids. Being from Nottingham myself, we have a sizable muslim population and loads of masjids.
All we need now from you Ellie is seeing you in Masjid Al Haram in Makkah
Greeting from Singapore, to all reverts Ahlam Wassalam
Peace be upon you, my dear sister. Praise be to God who guided you to the religion of God, the religion of truth, Islam. I ask God to make us happy in this world, and make me happy in heaven in the hereafter. Greetings to you from Palestine, Gaza, may God protect you, my sister, and I ask God to grant you success, O Lord
Thank you so much my dear sister ❤️❤️
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Literally one of my fears but InshAllah I will go to one next week :)
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No worry.. Go to the mosque due to lillahi ta'ala. 😉😇. Every steps will be recorded by the angels (malaikah).
The first time will make many nervous, but after that the more you go, the more at home you'll feel and soon you'll look back and wonder why u were ever nervous.
May Allah guide all of ahle Europe on the straight path Amin
Quinn mashallah you look beautiful in the scarf!
Masha allah sister, you dont believe this... i really prayed for you. While watching your older videos 6 month old videos i prayed for this beautiful lady that make her steadfast in her deen and guve her time to take baby steps. Lovely seeing you in hijab. Very overwhelming and duas and lots and lots of prayers for you.hugs from kerala,India. Next you visit kerala i am gonna gift you something.
It would be better to see her in niqab
100 of 100 for you for narrating details to reverts Muslim to get into Mosque for the first time. Nice Narration.Allah bless you.
Masha Allah mau Allah give you blessing to all your family ❤️
May Allah bless you, protect you & reward you.
i remember praying in a mosque in Istanbul where everyone wear their socks during prayers. That was a new experience for me.
Hahaha.. There are a lot of details, people don't have to know all of it. For an example, you can pray in your shoes in front of the mosque! Yes it is halal!
@@osamamostafa1996 thank you for the information.
Assalamu Alaikum, sister thank you. May Allah Bless You
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how nicely you present and explain.
may Allah help you, all and new Muslims.
Asalamualaykum Sister, love your journey, may Allah bless you always and surround you with Angels always 💕and reward you for every step and help us all in our journey towards faith and inshaAllah, Jannah Al Firdaus! Ameen
Masha’Allah ❤️ needed to hear this.
Sister.. Assalamu Alaykum..please would you talk to me...
@@hafeez_rumon go away , creepy guy
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May Allah bless you sister and fill your heart with faith and happiness
What a lovely story of equality while visiting mosque.
Issues with lack of space for women in mosques in the UK however this is changing
Ma'sha'Allah Tabar'Allah... you look amazing... In Hijab... May Allah Subhanah wa ta'ala... Bless you and give you guide...Ameen Rabbe'Alimeen...!!!
God Bless you my daughter and God Bless all of your friends and family
Salam! Jazaki Allahu kheir
Have you been to Didsbury mosque in Manchester? A former church was converted to a mosque.
Thanks for the video its very helpful. I want to go but im terrified I'll do something inappropriate or be seen as a rude outsider because I don't know Arabic.
As a Muslim revert/convert do you feel more Western or more Islamic in your identity? Like identified more with Middle Eastern culture, customs, Arabic language, religious rules, sharia? Or more interested in Western concepts like democracy, liberalism, neo-liberal economics, social justice, feminism, BLM, secularism, freedom of speech, capitalism, etc?
Today lots of Catholics and Christians are converting to the Islamic religion and becoming as Muslims. This makes me feel proud and happy. After they become Muslims they take their time to read books of Islamic teachings, trying to learn Quran and understand its meanings, searching Islamic books that relates the past happenings during the time of Prophets and their way of life. The Catholics and Christians already carry with them good feelings towards others, good thinking, good heart, helping others, helping feelings, never utter lies, always follow the correct path in their life and things. In most places they are following the teachings of our Prophet Muhammad (Sal) even before they embraced Islam. Today our original Muslims are still studying the lessons and teachings said by our Prophet Muhammad (sal) and still those teachings are heard, studied and later not practicing or simply forgotten. These things are widely happening now. So I feel so much happy to see the Catholics and Christians brothers and sisters embracing Islam. When they come into Islamic and become Muslims, they bring good hearts with them, I mean they come with good feelings, good heart, good terms, good thoughts, as helping hands, as helpfully people, as honest people, as innocent people, as kind people, as truthful people, as pure hearts, as nice people and then they become more and more closer to Allah. There are differences between the Original Muslims and the those who embraced Islam. I always want to get United with Catholics and Christians brothers and sisters who embraced Islam and to deal with them throughout. They are the Muslims who gets closer and closer with Allah, I mean the Catholics and Christians who embraced Islam
Subhanallah sis Ellie you are getting very mezmerizing, radiant and very pretty with jilbab
I went to Mosque for the first time today. I was made welcome. I took a scarf to use as my hijab, but my fringe kept showing. The lady next to me kept trying to help me with it. I didn’t even know that you should wear a cap under your hijab.
l have the same dilemma as a recent revert. My Muslim girlfriends live in another city, at least an hour drive from my home, so I need to find a masjid nearby to call home. I have emailed the nearest masjid and even though they responded quickly to my email, instead of responding to my questions about classes for new Muslims they asked me if I lived in Phoenix. I was hoping that the masjid would let me know when it was a convenient time to visit the masjid and have someone to meet me. I totally understand about mosque anxiety. It's not the same as visiting the mosques in Istanbul as a tourist.
Love from Bekasi, Indonesia
ALLAH HELP YOU IN EVERY GOOD THING'S
ما شاء الله عنك منوره الله يحميك ويحفظك انت وعاءلتك الاسلام يعتنقه العقلاء والعلماء والمثقفين والمشاهير والاذكياء الهم ثبتهم وحفظهم من كل سوء وشر
Ma sha Allah sister you have changed a lot because I watched your vedios one year old.
Now you are looking very nice & smart than one year before.
Thanks Ellie..its really inspiring me
God protects you sister
Thank you for this video it has really helped me
Hi! My question is: Can I go to the mosque / to the prayers even though i am not a muslim? What do i have to know about it? Will i have to do the washing and the right form of prayer, or is it not even appropiate to come if i am not a muslim? Since years i do have the wish to go to friday's prayer in a mosque, it even appeared in a dream, and i am unsure if i finally should and can make it come true. May you be blessed and thanks for your videos.
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well the most important thing probably clothes.as your clothes will shows that you respect their cultures
also having someone to guide you really help.
@@janik7883 please can you explain this text i must say i don't really understand:/
Hi Mazita, non Muslims can go to mosque anytime. Just wear modest clothes will be sufficient. But some mosques opened during specific timing, i.e during 5 daily prayers and Friday prayer, therefore if you know the mosque number and make enquiry about visitation, that would be great. You can go to a mosque during Friday, and just ask anyone in the mosque for help, tell them it is your first visit and what is your intention. I think many Muslims will help you and show you around, Insya'allah. May Allah make it easy for you. Amin
@@mas586pr thank you from the bottom of my heart for your advice! I just wrote our local mosque and now i am excited because i expect their warm welcome.
@@mazitazana1975 you are welcome. I hope Allah will things will be easy for you and you get to come to the fold of Islam with open heart. Learn things step by step, and become more knowledgeable as time pass, Insya'allah 😀
MasyaAllah thank you sister 🤍
I saw your videos and I can say noor on your face is amazing mashallah
It can be daunting for all Muslims moving to a new area..
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May Allah reward you from Nigeria
Also to things where did you get your prayer dress and also I’m considering reverting To Islam and your videos are helping me learn
May god guide you and guide us all.
Did you revert yet? 🥀❣️
I’m still nervous to go pray in the masjid 😬 My issue is how do I pray with someone leading the prayers?? Do I say anything aloud, do I only say certain things out loud, do I remain silent throughout… How close should I stand to the next person 😰😬😅 Help!! The on,y thing I DO know when someone else is leading, is to wait until they’re done with one part, then you do it after…like bending down, going into sajdah, etc.. But everything else I mentioned above, I have no clue 🥺
You will say your prayer silently (not loud) behind imam (the one who is leading the prayer) and follow the imam in every part of the prayer.
You can stand with next woman with just touching your shoulder to her (not too much apart).
@@qamarabbas9314 JazakAllahu khairan 🤲🏼🤲🏼🤲🏼
@not important I have now once and Alhamdulillah it felt so nice 💗💗💗 It was Jummah and I didn’t know it was only two rak’a but Alhamdulillah I followed everyone else 💖
@not important In Shaa Allah I’ll try to go more 🥰 I’m from the US but I live in Cairo, Egypt 🇪🇬💗
@Gicybb Jcybh yes, Masha’Allah he is ♥️
Ma Shaa Allah 🙏. Nice advice. May Allah keep you safe and healthy. Aameen 🙏.
Nice channel. May God bless and protect you always.
masyaAllah...love yr transformation...
Could u plz dedicate a video to show especially non muslims how Islam has made women queens and given her more rights than any other belief or ideology out there
I don’t know anyone and I don’t connect with people easily. No one was unwelcoming, but they didn’t go out of their way to talk to me. I guess the burden of that is on me, so probably won't be making any friends. It’s not a requirement that I pray in a mosque, so I just stay home. Not how one makes friends, but at least I feel relaxed. Also, I don't lead myself too fast, often whoever leads prayer goes too fast. I don’t need it super slow, just a clear speech speed, sort of like the speech in this video or a touch faster. I understand people have work or family to get back to, but 40 seconds longer at prayer is not unreasonable.
Asalamualikum sister..jazakallah..always feels nice listening u..b blessed..👍👍
I haven’t been to mosque because of the anxiety it gives me. This Ramadan I want to start going… idk what to wear or what questions to ask really…any advice?
Your advice is amazing
Assalamu alaikoum ellie. Excellent video, mashallah. May Allah swt accept your good deeds.
May Allah bless you and the sunnah of prophet Muhammad peace be upon him warm our hearts
ما شاء الله، لا قوة الا بالله 💚
Masha Allah...you look lovely in the hijaab!
A lot of love for you from SYRIA ❤
Jazak allahu khayran❤❤❤
Alhamdulillah you look so amazing. May Allah bless you with barakah..
May Allah (swt) bless you❤
I go to the mosque and people look at me as if I have never worked in my life or like I'm on government benefits.
This was mostly the case when I moved to Liverpool, Merseyside.
I actually invest in properties and other investments but they just look at me in an unwelcoming way just because I might dress down at times!
There are some very friendly Muslims in the mosque too but some of them see like they aren't very accepting of me.
Looking great on this hijab colour and style
🇲🇨 Dear Ellie May Allah always protect you 😇
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Ellie very nice video. Please please could you tell me which camera or video capturing device you use for making your videos. I would be so grateful if you could please share. Thanks in advance.
Masha Allah
Good you speed Indonesia because Indonesia people so many subscrip for you my be you understand
Alhamdulillah
Love from Malaysia
Allah y barek and don’t forget the luck doesn’t excist👍
Dear sister Allah bless you you are doing great work on this planet