How to Convert People to Islam

Edited by Akpower786, Grahamster, Teresa, Maddi Mosher and 10 others

Just some tips.

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Firstly, remember there is no force in Islam, so you cannot force anyone to become a Muslim.

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Teach them about Islam. Tell them it isn't just about the Islamic extremists and the media. Tell them the true meaning of Islam.
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Take them to the mosque. Let them see what it's like there.
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How about giving them an English Qur'an or some books about Islam. It will develop their knowledge.
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Show them how you perform prayer and Islamic duties.
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Tell them basic Arabic phrases, such as Bismillah, Masha'Allah, Alhamdulillah and Insha'Allah etc.
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Tell them how to declare faith; "There is no god but Allah, and Mohammed is the messenger of Allah." How about telling them in Arabic how to say this.
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Don't tell them to convert, that is their decision. All you can do is give information and persuade.
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Just show them basic Islamic things - such as dropping a few pence into a charity box, performing wudu etc.
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Tell them about Halal and Haram things, such as interest is Haram, eating pork is Haram etc.

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Persuade, don't force!
Show your character. If they know you are a Muslim and see you display exemplary character they will have a good view of Islam.
Advise potential converts on which Muslim sect to choose.

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