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The Converts Central

The Converts Central

By: New Muslim Hub
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 Converts Central focuses on the challenges that Muslim converts face along their conversion journey to help Muslims from all backgrounds to find a strong foothold in Islam.New Muslim Hub Islam Spirituality
Episodes
  • S7E15: Coming Back to Allah After Sin

    S7E15: Coming Back to Allah After Sin
    Aug 24 2025

    After sinning, many of us feel unworthy, ashamed, and distant from Allah. In this episode, we are joined by Sis Tasha as we explore why that happens, how Allah’s mercy always outweighs our mistakes, and what it truly means to return with compassion for ourselves. You’re never too far to come back. Real talk, real reminders — for every heart that’s fallen and wants to rise again.
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    19 mins
  • S7E14: Holding Onto Iman Through Calamities

    S7E14: Holding Onto Iman Through Calamities
    Aug 17 2025

    Why do hardships shake our iman — or bring us closer to Allah? In this episode with Tasha, we explore Islamic views on trials, reflect on the struggles of the Prophet ﷺ and sahabah, and share ways to process pain with faith. Tune in for a reflective conversation on navigating suffering, rebuilding belief, and finding meaning through difficulty.

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    19 mins
  • S7E13: What Is Iman, and Why Does It Rise and Fall?

    S7E13: What Is Iman, and Why Does It Rise and Fall?
    Aug 10 2025

    Iman is more than a feeling — it’s belief, speech, and action. In this episode, we are joined by Tasha as we explore what iman is, why it rises and falls, and how to recognize low points in faith. With personal reflections and prophetic wisdom, we share ways to nurture and strengthen your heart.
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    17 mins
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