Register for this LIVE ONLINE discussion HERE
We know how difficult it can be when you first find Islam and take that big step, then the pressure that comes with being a new Muslim and trying to do everything right starts.
Statements like “You need to start growing your beard now brother” or ” You should start wearing a hijab now that you are a Muslim sister” can be frequent when you become a new Muslim.
We know it’s not easy and that’s why we have asked Gabriel Al Romaani to talk about these issues with you in this months LIVE ONLINE discussion titled – Pressures of Being a New Muslim

The discussion will aim to give you guidance which can ease you through this stage of your life in sha Allah.
The LIVE online discussion will take place on Friday 23rd August 8:30PM – 9:30PM (BST).
For our previous ONLINE discussion, we had 50% of spaces booked within 24 hours so please REGISTER early to avoid disappointment.
Although, this discussion will focus on the issues faced in particular by new Muslims, as a born Muslim some of these issues can still be very prominent in families when we start practising Islam more.
It is also important for us as a wider Muslim community to know how we can support new Muslims and make their transition easier into Islam. Therefore, we encourage you to attend and benefit from this session by registering HERE.
About Gabriel Al Romaani

Gabriel Al Romaani was born in Romania to a Christian family. He migrated to Canada in 1998 where he undertook his secondary education. After studying Islam for some years, he converted in 2003. He is graduate of Mishkah University of North America where he completed his Bachelors in Islamic Studies.
He studied Islam with various well-known scholars and has been active in da’wah for 15 years. He has appeared on different TV shows such as Iqra TV, Huda TV, Sharjah TV and The Deen Show.
He is the author of one book entitled Journal of A New Muslim, and many published articles. He delivers Friday Sermons in Dubai, is very active on Social Media explaining Islam to people, and coaching New Muslims.