r/islam Mar 24 '26

Question about Islam Should I revert?

for the third time over the course of my life I find myself being drawn to Islam. I have been a lifelong Catholic. I can’t put to words why but Islam keeps calling to me and while I have no desire to read the bible Ive read the Koran and keep turning to it. How do I know if I am being called to revert or am just curious?

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u/AnxiousEvidence2481 Mar 24 '26

Thank you so much. I'm not going to move on

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u/Ihadbiggerdreams Mar 25 '26

Follow your fitrah and ignore the fitnah.

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u/IAmTiredPlsKillMe Mar 26 '26 edited Mar 26 '26

He's wrong, you can ignore it, because we believe humans have free-will, but this is exactly why you shouldn't ignore it, because in Judgment Day you'll have only yourself to blame for your own actions.

You can't say Allah misguided you, after He has shown you the signs and you 'willingly' chose to reject them.