
That 'Accidental' Discovery
Posted by MERYEM CHIN
The boot is the foundation of my faith. When my faith is well founded with a good boot size, only then can I get up and start walking. After I made this analogy, I discovered a quote in the Qur'an, "Have you not considered how Allah presents an example, [making] a good word like a good tree, whose root is firmly fixed and its branches [high] in the sky?" Simple coincidental occurrence? But to me, it means a whole lot more.
That 'Accidental' Discovery
Posted by MERYEM CHIN

That Final Push to My Shahada
Posted by MERYEM CHIN
"How did you know it was the right time for you to convert?" After all, I was reading, listening, believing completely and changing my outlook on life, but I still didn't know what the 'right' time was. My friend said, "There isn't a right time, Sister. Knowledge will always come to you along the way. You just have to know that your heart is there."
That Final Push to My Shahada
Posted by MERYEM CHIN

My First Congregational Prayer
Posted by MERYEM CHIN
My First Congregational Prayer
Posted by MERYEM CHIN

Learning to Pray (Solat)
Posted by MERYEM CHIN
Learning to Pray (Solat)
Posted by MERYEM CHIN

Seeking Knowledge, but Meeting Dead Ends
Posted by MERYEM CHIN
Seeking Knowledge, but Meeting Dead Ends
Posted by MERYEM CHIN

I Needed to Grow with God, so I Left My Religion.
Posted by MERYEM CHIN
I Needed to Grow with God, so I Left My Religion.
Posted by MERYEM CHIN

Debates with My Dad
Posted by MERYEM CHIN
Debates with My Dad
Posted by MERYEM CHIN

The Road Less Traveled
Posted by MERYEM CHIN
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,And sorry I could not travel bothAnd be one traveler, long I stoodAnd looked...
The Road Less Traveled
Posted by MERYEM CHIN

The Contradictions of the Trinity
Posted by MERYEM CHIN
The Contradictions of the Trinity
Posted by MERYEM CHIN

What Losing Your Religion Feels Like
Posted by MERYEM CHIN
What Losing Your Religion Feels Like
Posted by MERYEM CHIN

Wanting to Fear God
Posted by MERYEM CHIN
Wanting to Fear God
Posted by MERYEM CHIN