From the outside, things seem perfect in everyone’s life. But deep down, we all go through some of the difficult phases. As humans, ups and downs are a part of our lives. The same is true of dawah work.

Every brother showed up to continue this prophetic mission. To spread and share the message of Islam. But behind these beautiful smiles, there’s a person who continues to fight battles in his life. 

Maybe they miss hearing their mother’s voice, receiving a kind gesture, or simply having someone to call at the end of the day. But circumstances don’t always allow those moments to happen. 

But during dawah outreach, we experience these moments. A grandma stopped, showed so much love, and said she is so happy to meet us. A youngster who gives a reflection of your younger days. 

A lady who said she is missing her family, and talking to us gives her heart peace. These are the beautiful moments of the dawah that are not talked about. Where humans meet human. In this fast-paced world, where we are running behind these worldly goals. Dawah gives us a moment of pause to think, talk, and reflect on the rules of nature. 

Dive into the article to see real conversations behind these lovely moments. 

CMK Conversation About The Understanding Of God In Islam And Christianity 

The key difference between the two religions is the Trinity and Tawheed. Christian worship of a triune God means one God exists in three co-eternal persons: the Father, the Son (Jesus), and the Holy Spirit. 

Muslims believe that God is one and only worthy of worship. He has no partners or offspring, and is alone in His attributes. Associating anyone with Allah is considered Shirk, one of the gravest major sins in Islam.

Christians say Jesus is the Divine Son of God. Muslims have faith in Jesus, but as one of the noble prophets of Allah SWT. He has the same duty as other Prophets, Moses, David, and Prophet Muhammad (SAW), to convey the message of Allah to humanity. 

This is the center of the conversation with a grandma who walked up to our Dawah table. She was interested in knowing what we’re doing. Alhamdulillah, the discussion turned out to be very interesting when she knew that we are Muslims. 

She shared her point of view about Christianity, and we explained Islam to her. After a long conversation, she left with some leaflets. 

May Allah accept it from us and give our words the power to touch their hearts, Ameen. 

Why Jesus Isn’t God In Islam? Kingston Conversation

A Christian man stopped by and had a conversation with Brother Abdullah. He said what Muslims think about Jesus. Brother explained to him that in Islam we have the concept of one God. He is indivisible, without a beginning or an end. 

We worship Him alone and seek His guidance. He chose certain pious people and entrusted them with the duty of conveying His message to humanity, called Prophets. Jesus is one of those Prophets who also has miracles given by God. 

“He said, ‘Indeed, I am the servant of Allah. He has given me the Scripture and made me a prophet.’”

Quran (19:30) 

After the chat, he took a copy of the Quran to read and to do his own research. May Al-Hadi guide him towards the right direction with the light of His Noor, Ameen. 

Join MK Dawah Team 

Becoming a part of MK Dawah isn’t just for outreach. You will find a circle of brothers and sisters who will always stand by each other. It’s not just about dawah training; we grow together through every stage of life. 

We’re not building a team of professionals. We’re building a community where everyone is warmly welcomed from any part of the world to spread Islam. Brother Zahir Khan joined our Bletchley team this week, MashaAllah. 

You don’t have to come to Dawah for a fixed number of hours. You can come for 2 hours, help your brothers, and go back. If you don’t have time, you can also support us financially to spread the call of Islam across every corner of Milton Keynes. 

You can reach out to us through our social media platforms, the contact form on our website, email, and phone. Don’t hesitate to join your brothers in this Prophetic mission because it’s our duty as ummah.

“Let there be a group among you who call to what is good, encourage what is right, and forbid what is wrong. It is they who will be successful.”

Quran 3:104