12/21/2025
Italian man said
"I did not convert to Islam out of feelings, but for five reasons:
First: Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. He wasn't just a man, he was an integrated movement. I studied his life, and I found that he was nicknamed (the truthful and faithful) years before the prophecy. Lead with compassion, live humbly, and stay away from corruption and power. No scandals, no contradictions, just a constant character in public and in secret.
« Secondly: The Noble Qur’an, which has neither changed nor is compared. Today you can read the original Arabic text; same verses, same rhythm, same message. No rewrites, no updated version, no contradictions; just a book memorized by millions, filled with linguistic precision and patterns that scientists are still puzzled by to this day.
«Third: One Creator. No confusion, no trinity, no divine drama, no heavenly sequence, just one God: eternal, invisible, and single by absolute sovereignty. This simplicity is deeper than any philosophical lecture I've ever attended in my life.
« Fourth: Inherent logic, no blind faith. Islam doesn't ask you to turn off your mind, it calls you to wonder, contemplate, and seek knowledge. One creator, no partners, no middlemen. Worship is direct in Him, and every worship has purpose and meaning. "
« Fifth: Science — knowledge discovered before it was called "science". The Quran described the expansion of the universe, the development of embryos, water as a basis for life, and the diversity of s*x in plants — centuries before the invention of microscopes and telescopes. It wasn't a science book, but it's spot on.
So, I didn't embrace Islam out of an emotional motive or a moment of impulse, I embraced it based on evidence.
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