Polish Muslims

[alhashimee]

Salaam aleikum!
I am Polish from Poznan. I lived on Biedrzyckiego 13 for 17 years and in a garden we had a Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. A couple of years after we've moved out it was converted for Islamic mosque. Both of those mentioned religions are looked upon in Poland so I'm used to critiques from other Polish - and don't care any more. On Solna 1 there is a tiny restaurant serving halal food. Apparently you can also get meat from them. Currently I live in UK and visit Poland only every 2 years. I married in Iranian tradition a Muslim man. All: my husband and his parents have Islam written on their hearts. It took me quite a while - over 3 years - to appreciate their knowledge and recently I decided to look further into Islam. Please pray for me as I really want to become one of you.

aslam alikom
i,m mansour from Saudi Arabia actually the thing which bring me to this site is that i have got a muslima sister from Warszawa, Poland she told me that she don't any muslims friends near by and she is just in the begening and she is wiling to know more about islam so here i,m trying to help her
a friend
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thank u

[alhashimee]

I am a Polish Muslim, revert. I don't know if you were still looking to contact people.

asloam alikom
my name is mansour from Saudi Arabia i have a sister from Warszawa, Poland and she told me that she don't have any muslims friends near by she is just in the beginning and she want to learn more and that the reason which is brought me to this site i was searching for polish muslims
for more information that is my Gmail : [clip - please see rules]

Jazak Allah Khir

[rashidabbasi]

Assalam Aalicum - My wife is Polish and have a strong catholic faith. Can any polish brother or sister advice me how to convince her to study Islam? I brought her some books but she criticised on the authenticity of those books and did not much impress. She has strong religious values and does not want to leave them. I 'd be grateful if anyone can suggest any thing. Thanks

[amr123]

Assalam Aalicum - My wife is Polish and have a strong catholic faith. Can any polish brother or sister advice me how to convince her to study Islam? I brought her some books but she criticised on the authenticity of those books and did not much impress. She has strong religious values and does not want to leave them. I 'd be grateful if anyone can suggest any thing. Thanks

Wa alaikum assalaam, brother.

Perhaps you can discuss with her on the Oneness of Allah, and how Isa/Jesus (as) is a prophet of Allah and not God. Make sure you maintain your calm while discussing or else the discussion might not be fruitful.

May Allah guide her and all of us in the right path. Ameen.

[Amna4]

Assalam Aalicum - My wife is Polish and have a strong catholic faith. Can any polish brother or sister advice me how to convince her to study Islam? I brought her some books but she criticised on the authenticity of those books and did not much impress. She has strong religious values and does not want to leave them. I 'd be grateful if anyone can suggest any thing. Thanks

Wa Alaikum Assalam.

My best advice would be what I have presented to my mom and roommates. I come from a strong, Polish, Catholic family. I basically told them that I was not trying to convert them, but I feel as if as a citizen of the world that they should become knowledgeable about the 3rd largest, and most quickly-growing religion in the world. It is also respectful to you that they know your traditions and beliefs.

[shatibi]

Wa Alaikum Assalam.

My best advice would be what I have presented to my mom and roommates. I come from a strong, Polish, Catholic family. I basically told them that I was not trying to convert them, but I feel as if as a citizen of the world that they should become knowledgeable about the 3rd largest, and most quickly-growing religion in the world. It is also respectful to you that they know your traditions and beliefs.

I think you mean second largest...

[Amna4]

I think you mean second largest...

Wa Alaikum Assalam.

I apologize if I'm incorrect, I thought that Christianity and Judaism were still larger. I did not look up numbers right before I posted, just went off memory.

[shatibi]

Wa Alaikum Assalam.

I apologize if I'm incorrect, I thought that Christianity and Judaism were still larger. I did not look up numbers right before I posted, just went off memory.

Here is an approximation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_r...r_of_adherents

Judaism is actually quite down on the list.

[rashidabbasi]

Wa Alaikum Assalam.

My best advice would be what I have presented to my mom and roommates. I come from a strong, Polish, Catholic family. I basically told them that I was not trying to convert them, but I feel as if as a citizen of the world that they should become knowledgeable about the 3rd largest, and most quickly-growing religion in the world. It is also respectful to you that they know your traditions and beliefs.

That's absolutely right, faith is always earned, not changed by force. I hope one day she will find the truth of the life.

[Khadi]

Assalam Aalicum - My wife is Polish and have a strong catholic faith. Can any polish brother or sister advice me how to convince her to study Islam? I brought her some books but she criticised on the authenticity of those books and did not much impress. She has strong religious values and does not want to leave them. I 'd be grateful if anyone can suggest any thing. Thanks

Present her with 'Miracles of the Quran' CD or booklets - it made me start to ask questions some time ago...(I'm a Polish revert)
Discussion about the Prophets is a good starting point - I remember my shock when I discovered that Islam and Christianity have the same roots.
Encourage her to ask questions, and make sure you are prepared to answer them.
Serve your own example.
Remember to always respect her views and beliefs.