Rahyafte (The Guided Ones)
♦ Lubov (Lily), a Russian Convert I found answers to my questions in the Quran. It not only addressed my queries but also gave direction to my life. It provided me with a holistic vision, creating a sense of harmony within. 🌐 @rahyafte_en rahyafteha.ir/38843/…
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♦ Lubov: "I asked for a sign, and I received it. From that day, I had complete faith that there is a Creator."
According to Rahyaftegan (a comprehensive platform for missionaries and new Muslims), Lubov (Lily), a Russian convert living in Münster, recounts her journey to Islam:
Once upon a time, a girl named Lubov lived in Russia with her mother and sister. Her sister's name was Nadya, which means hope, and Lubov means love. They formed a small family, waiting for a letter that would bring them a visa to live in Germany. The letter arrived, and they set out that night.
The journey by train was an adventure; they packed their entire lives into the suitcases they could carry. At 6 AM, they arrived in Berlin, in a foreign country, tired but alert, and full of hope, waiting for something they didn't yet understand.
I (Lubov) was eleven years old.
Observing my surroundings led me to specific questions, like where does everything in the world come from? How do the seasons change? How does something regrow? How do leaves fall from trees in autumn and bud again in spring? How do apples, bananas, cherries, and pears grow?
It all seemed purposeful. Everything had a perfect order, as if created entirely for us—those things we need as food, and that we are dependent on nature, on water, weather, and rain. These thoughts occupied me so much that I began questioning the overall meaning of life.
What is the purpose of all this? Just for us? To have food, or to build things like houses or furniture from trees... and then after seventy or eighty years, we die. What happens after that? I wondered what death was like.
I knew that after death, a person's body is buried. At 14, I imagined that after burial, the spirit remained awake, trapped in darkness forever. This thought terrified me, imagining being aware but seeing and hearing nothing in complete darkness.
This made me sad and led to more questions: What happens after death? If we are going to die, what is the purpose of our existence?
🌐 @rahyafte_en
rahyafteha.ir/38843/
#FaithJourney #Islam #SignFromGod #InnerPeace
♦ Lubov: "I asked for a sign, and I received it. From that day, I had complete faith that there is a Creator."
According to Rahyaftegan (a comprehensive platform for missionaries and new Muslims), Lubov (Lily), a Russian convert living in Münster, recounts her journey to Islam:
Once upon a time, a girl named Lubov lived in Russia with her mother and sister. Her sister's name was Nadya, which means hope, and Lubov means love. They formed a small family, waiting for a letter that would bring them a visa to live in Germany. The letter arrived, and they set out that night.
The journey by train was an adventure; they packed their entire lives into the suitcases they could carry. At 6 AM, they arrived in Berlin, in a foreign country, tired but alert, and full of hope, waiting for something they didn't yet understand.
I (Lubov) was eleven years old.
Observing my surroundings led me to specific questions, like where does everything in the world come from? How do the seasons change? How does something regrow? How do leaves fall from trees in autumn and bud again in spring? How do apples, bananas, cherries, and pears grow?
It all seemed purposeful. Everything had a perfect order, as if created entirely for us—those things we need as food, and that we are dependent on nature, on water, weather, and rain. These thoughts occupied me so much that I began questioning the overall meaning of life.
What is the purpose of all this? Just for us? To have food, or to build things like houses or furniture from trees... and then after seventy or eighty years, we die. What happens after that? I wondered what death was like.
I knew that after death, a person's body is buried. At 14, I imagined that after burial, the spirit remained awake, trapped in darkness forever. This thought terrified me, imagining being aware but seeing and hearing nothing in complete darkness.
This made me sad and led to more questions: What happens after death? If we are going to die, what is the purpose of our existence?
🌐 @rahyafte_en
rahyafteha.ir/38843/
#FaithJourney #Islam #SignFromGod #InnerPeace