I agree, I am praying for you and ask that you please be careful if you would like I can place you on the prayer list and send it to the other CFprayerteam members here and everything. If you would like me too please post it here or if your in the middle of talking to someone please ask them to PM me for you (since you have to have 100 post before recieving PMs I believe)OK, this is clearly serious stuff; as a Coptic Orthodox Christian I know how tough it is to want to convert in the Middle East; Islam will regard you as an apostate - and that is trouble - potentially big time.
You need to be able to talk to someone; is there anyone - a relative, a near by Christian, or even a priest?
I'm not clear how old you are, but if you are still a minor then you are in the guardianship of your parents; as a Muslim or a Christian you owe them respect - which includes trying to talk with them if you can.
There is probably no point, from the sound of it going in and saying you have definitely decided to be a Christian; better to confess to doubts about Islam. That will be bad for your parents - but not as bad as your saying you want to leave Islam. That way, with luck, they will be willing to talk to you about what has led you to have doubts about Islam. If you come right out and say you have decided to leave Islam it leaves your parents with no place to go; they will just get harsh and tell you what to do. If you say you want to talk, that gives them a chance to try to help.
Converting from Islam is a crime in most Muslim countries, so you have to be very careful here. Unless you can get some help you are going to find yourself isolated; you are certainly going to find yourself under a good deal of pressure. Be prepared to talk to your parents - you owe it to them.
Don't be disrespectful of Islam; it is the religion of your parents, and to disrespect it is to disrespect them; that is against the Ten Commandments. Honour your father and mother. Try talking without taking up an extreme position; leave your parents some room for hoping they can talk you back into Islam. But see, as part of the process, if they would let you talk with a priest as well as an Imam.
Pray to God; try to keep calm; don't get angry with your parents, don't be disrespectful. Tell them you are having doubts and need to talk about them; that way you start a process - not an argument.
You are in my prayers.
Bless you,
Anglian
I agree, I am praying for you and ask that you please be careful if you would like I can place you on the prayer list and send it to the other CFprayerteam members here and everything. If you would like me too please post it here or if your in the middle of talking to someone please ask them to PM me for you (since you have to have 100 post before recieving PMs I believe)OK, this is clearly serious stuff; as a Coptic Orthodox Christian I know how tough it is to want to convert in the Middle East; Islam will regard you as an apostate - and that is trouble - potentially big time.
You need to be able to talk to someone; is there anyone - a relative, a near by Christian, or even a priest?
I'm not clear how old you are, but if you are still a minor then you are in the guardianship of your parents; as a Muslim or a Christian you owe them respect - which includes trying to talk with them if you can.
There is probably no point, from the sound of it going in and saying you have definitely decided to be a Christian; better to confess to doubts about Islam. That will be bad for your parents - but not as bad as your saying you want to leave Islam. That way, with luck, they will be willing to talk to you about what has led you to have doubts about Islam. If you come right out and say you have decided to leave Islam it leaves your parents with no place to go; they will just get harsh and tell you what to do. If you say you want to talk, that gives them a chance to try to help.
Converting from Islam is a crime in most Muslim countries, so you have to be very careful here. Unless you can get some help you are going to find yourself isolated; you are certainly going to find yourself under a good deal of pressure. Be prepared to talk to your parents - you owe it to them.
Don't be disrespectful of Islam; it is the religion of your parents, and to disrespect it is to disrespect them; that is against the Ten Commandments. Honour your father and mother. Try talking without taking up an extreme position; leave your parents some room for hoping they can talk you back into Islam. But see, as part of the process, if they would let you talk with a priest as well as an Imam.
Pray to God; try to keep calm; don't get angry with your parents, don't be disrespectful. Tell them you are having doubts and need to talk about them; that way you start a process - not an argument.
You are in my prayers.
Bless you,
Anglian
Thx guyz,
I dunno wot to do, I am scared to even say that I have doubts over Islam to them. Today they my mother told me I have to read Quran with my cleric...I think I have to do wot they told me to, I am not sure wot else to do...I told God to control my life...If they kick me out, my Heavenly Father will take care of me. Today they also threaten me to kick me out