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Anne_Stephens_Journey_To_Islam, page : 14
I looked on the cover of the book for the name and address of the
organization that had sent it as naturally, I wanted to speak with them, but
once again – no information, just the name of the author “Ahmad Darwish”.
What to do!
I could not let this opportunity fall through my hands, so I phoned the
newspaper and told them I wanted to contact the organization who arranged
for the booklet to be delivered. I was put on hold, passed from one office to
another, and eventually, Al Hamdulillah, someone gave me a telephone
number. I phoned the number, and it turned out to be a kindergarten school
that offered religious education to Muslim ladies after school hours. Much to
my delight, the school told me they met on a Thursday, so the following
Thursday, Al Hamdulillah, I took my first step to Islam.
At the school, I was made very welcome and met the author of the little
book who was giving lessons. He taught me a lot about Islam and told me
the Arabic Koran had never, ever been altered and that the first manuscripts
still exist! That really grabbed my attention.
organization that had sent it as naturally, I wanted to speak with them, but
once again – no information, just the name of the author “Ahmad Darwish”.
What to do!
I could not let this opportunity fall through my hands, so I phoned the
newspaper and told them I wanted to contact the organization who arranged
for the booklet to be delivered. I was put on hold, passed from one office to
another, and eventually, Al Hamdulillah, someone gave me a telephone
number. I phoned the number, and it turned out to be a kindergarten school
that offered religious education to Muslim ladies after school hours. Much to
my delight, the school told me they met on a Thursday, so the following
Thursday, Al Hamdulillah, I took my first step to Islam.
At the school, I was made very welcome and met the author of the little
book who was giving lessons. He taught me a lot about Islam and told me
the Arabic Koran had never, ever been altered and that the first manuscripts
still exist! That really grabbed my attention.