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Hi, i'm convert and was wondering if there are any other converts out there that are in a similar situation as me? Hi, quick backstory; was a Sunni following hanafi fiqh; had no Islamic awareness; started looking into Islam properly after listening to one of Syed Ammar's lectures at uni. Now fully convinced this is the way I want to go. so back to my problem: as i've mentioned I'm a convert coming from a mixed Sunni/Wahabi household I've more or less done any to all reading either at uni or secretly hiding under my quilt at night, and I've had to play against my life for the past year in attending Majalis at the local imambargah. Muharram 1437 was for me my first proper Muharram. Muharram 1438 and Ashura has come and gone. I am feeling so emotional much more than last year and it's really unbearable. I want to share this pain with my family but can't tell them due to differences in school of thought. Does it get any easier from here on out? I can't tell them about my figh change as I've tested waters with both parents neither of whom new anything other than fabricated haddiths; Umar ibn Khattab was a great warrior and a great scholar of his time and that Usman ibn Affan was our Prophets' Son-in-law. So my question is; is there anyone in a similar situation to me or has been, if are/so how are you dealing with it or how did you deal with it? i love my parents to bits, especially my mum, but neither of them come close to the love for Allah however We're told to respect them until the end. Taqqiyah is hurting me mad. E.g. I lied to my mum telling her am going Uni when I was actually going to Jaloos. I'll be honest and say I thought I had it under control but I'm breaking now. And it's only been 2.5 years... any help, would be much appreciated even if its for LOLs. TLDR: I'm fresh on da scene, hiding it from parents, need some help/advice. Jazak'Allah
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Assalamu 3alaykum. On the basis that there is dream interpretation by Imam Jaffar al Sadiq (As) as well as there being real dreams (in exclusion to nafsi and shaytanic inspired dreams) if you are pure when Allah Swt raises the souls when we are sleeping (As mentioned in the Holy Quran), Is there a specific dua one can make to rely on Allah Swt to see a dream for guidance, the Imams (As), the Prophet (Sawa), a hint of the future or something symbolic? I personally have heard of experiences where people have had dreams that ended up being something true or two people having the same or similar dream of something that potentionally had meaning. JazakAllah kheir.
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