ملتقى طلاب وطالبات جامعة الملك فيصل,جامعة الدمام - عرض مشاركة واحدة

نسر القمم · 2013- 2- 23

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If he's truly your friend, then the dinner wasn't a waste of money or time.

I might have a different approach than what's more common in our country. I don't ask non Muslims to be Muslims nor I try to give them books about Islam and whatnot. Islam is part of me, they'll eventually get interested and we'll ask about why we pray 5 times or why we fast Ramadan. If they ask, I'll answer and try to guide them to a preacher or something. I have a lot of non Muslim friends and I don't feel the need to push my own beliefs on them. As a Muslim you should just accept that there's other people with other beliefs, and nowadays the chances you might come across atheists is even higher. As long as the other person is respecting my religion, my beliefs and my background, why would I insist on pushing my beliefs on him or her? I know as Muslims we're meant to spread Islam, but spreading Islam doesn't come by force. Hope you guys got my point

Its almost 5:30 AM

I guess most of you must have already slept. I'm a night owl, staying up late is kinda my thing.

I get what you mean, your way is good and considerate
but is it the best way?. I'm aware that some people feel
nervous to such subjects

but what about the other people, people who
are interested in any kind of knowledge (shy) or the
others who are uncertain due to lack of knowledge

many people who recently converted to Islam ask a question
where were you before? (to the preachers).

but dose it mean we need to force or insist or even urge ?
of course not

قال تعالى : أفأنت تكره الناس حتى يكونوا مؤمنين
وقال سبحانه أيضا : لا إكراه في الدين

My point

Islam should be spread in the best civilized ways through
very high qualified preachers under supervision

thank you all
It's really a pleasure talking to you