You Have To Submit
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Channel: Tom Facchine
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The speaker discusses the importance of acceptance of one's Islam and the need for a commitment to change. They suggest that individuals may need to consider whether they are born a Muslim or not before committing to their Islam. The speaker emphasizes the need for individuals to submit their beliefs to test their comfort and whether they are truly born a Muslim.Transcript ©
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You will have to find a slum even if you're a born Muslim. I completely agree with that. That is true. And this is why I don't make a big deal out of the language. Some people prefer convert, some people prefer revert, personally I lean more towards using the word convert because
you there's a difference between the fitrah and the Islam that you come to as an adult. Right? Nobody is really born a Muslim, and a certain understanding of what the word Muslim means. You can be born into a Muslim household, you can be born upon the fitrah you can have this milieu around you, that is going to set you up for success and really, almost ensure with the, you know, the will of Allah that you're going to continue to become a Muslim. But there comes a point in every person's life where they have to affirm it for themselves. Isn't the whole point of our religion, intention? And Nia, do you have an intention? When you're a baby when you're two years old? No, you don't. When
it comes to accepting these sorts of sets of propositions or feeling experiencing the world through the reality that is the Islamic worldview, experiencing life with Allah, you know, as the creator, as the provider, as the Most Merciful as the All Knowing. So every single person has to this is the difference between there comes a point where everyone has to cross over from that fitrah to that Azzam or that fitrah to that Islam, where, you know, we call it submission, right? You have to submit at a certain point, no matter what you are set up to believe you have a choice, you know, you become a teenager, you start to question things and, you know, you either start to drift away or you
keep it going, but at some point, at some point, you make a decision. You make a commitment. You submit that's a sign