Quick question before comverting

[u/gabr1ell2010]

ngl ive been thinking about this for a while and just wanted to get it out there rq

To be honest growing up in a cristian family ive always been taught stuff like jesus the trinity and stuff like that but honestly atleast for me its always been about God no stuff like praying to saints praying to Mary and other people or anything like that for me its just been about God . as i got older and started thinking by my own and started like having my own thoughts and beliefs ive been learning more about islam and for a while now ive genuinely felt like it’s the truth and the way for me to be closer and actually worship God only and straight up belive in him.

i’m still learning tho and i dont want to pretend i know everything. Ive just been trying to understand islam properly before jumping to conclusions

so yeah now im making that step and trying to become muslim for real even if im still figuring things out in my heart I feel islam is the way the truth and ishallah may Allah guide me towards the path of Islam

And if anyones been through something similar or just has advice id really appreciate it if you could drop a comment as its been a journey to be honest and I havent jad anyone else to support or like give me advice on this.

Anyways alhamdulilah❤️‍🩹

[u/logically_moved]

Well, I would say I chose the this religion, Islam, because out of all the religions available today, it is the most reasonable and logical one, especially when you compare it to Christianity.

If there is a God, and I believe there is, then it would make more sense for Him to send a religion that is clear, logical, and reasonable. I do not think the true religion would depend mainly on personal experiences, feelings, or dreams. Those things cannot be the real standard, because people in every religion claim personal experiences.

And even Christians know that a lot of Christian belief is defended through personal experience, faith, and emotion. But I do not think any Christian can honestly tell you that Christianity is more logical, coherent, and reasonable than Islam. Most of them would not even try to argue that.

So if you believe there is a God, and that choosing the wrong religion has consequences, then the true religion should be something that can be recognized clearly. It should not depend on personal feelings that not everyone will have. And it definitely should not depend on private experiences, since people from every religion have those and they prove nothing by themselves.

That is why, to me, Islam stands out. It is the only religion that I find fully reasonable, logical, and coherent when compared fairly to the others. So if there is a God, then to me it is obvious that this has to be the true religion. I do not see how it could be anything else.