This is Charles. He recently accepted Islam but was apprehensive about the news with his wife — who was known to have a negative perception of the religion. When iERA organised a Dawah session in the village and asked the Muslims to invite their family and friends. Charles hoped this would be a good opportunity for his wife to learn about Islam and Muslims; “Let’s go and hear what these Muslims want to tell the villagers,” he casually proposed to her. His wife agreed and they both attended the talk.

🇵🇭 PHILIPPINES #RAMADAN22 DIARY THREAD🧵👇 We're visiting indigenous communities in the mountains of Luzon where over 400 people have accepted Islam recently. It's such a remote place (they don't have electricity) our van couldn't even get there. We had to ride a "kolong kolong" & it had its fair share of issues 😅 1/9

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If you ask any #NewMuslim what they wanted the most in this world — chances are — it'd be for their parents to be blessed with #Islam. Most New Muslims will also tell you that it's a balancing act when sharing the message of Islam because tempers may flare and... [1/8] our emotions can get the best of us.

Ustadh Sugimoto knows all too well the trials and tribulations of what a New Muslim experiences when giving Dawah to his or her parents but he was a man on a mission however impossible it may have seemed. [2/8]