Sister Aishah's Islamic Journey

May the Peace and Blessings of Allah be Upon You.
I made a decision on April 19, 2002 to embrace Islam
and I began to document my journey in a series of personal reflections.
I hope you enjoyed reading a few of them, insha'Allah!

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Private Message added 2011-04-13

Private Message added 2011-03-15

Name	taher
Date	2011-02-23
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Message	salam alaikm how are you what is your real name before islam how did you revert to islam are you married

Name	john
Date	2011-02-17
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Message	how are you aishah عائشة شوارتز i want to be your friend

Name	adil abu lebdeh
Date	2011-02-13
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Message	Sister Aishah salam alaykum may allah bless you and grant you all the power to serve allah and your deen. i bare witness that your are a great muslim woman with all the respect in the world in herself and for the people. i saw you in the GFM delegation to gaza last year,as i was one of the delegateswho enterd gaza with you. we did not have the chance to talk and know each others, but i can definitly tell how great muslima woman you are. allah blessing and mercy upon your soul,and the acceptance of your work from allah for the sake of your religion. salam alaykum wa rahmatu allah adil abu lebdeh hamilton,canada

Private Message added 2011-01-26

Name	abdelrrazek kaidi
Date	2011-01-05
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Message	my sister Aishah what you are actually doing for Islam and Muslims and very very strong, I am very proud to see a woman like you do a job as colossal You are the pride of Muslims you brother abdelrrazek

Name	Mohamed Ali Jinnah
Date	2010-12-19
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Message	Assalamuallikum. Your service to the people must be encouraged and appreciated. Jazakallah Khayran JazakAllah Khayr (Arabic: جزاك اللهُ خيراً‎) is an Arabic term and Islamic expression of gratitude meaning "May Allâh reward you [in] goodness." Although the common Arabic word for thanks is shukran (شكراً), jazakallahu khayran is often used by Muslims instead in the belief that one cannot repay a person enough, and that Allâh Ta'ala is able to reward the person best.

Private Message added 2010-09-27

Name	HAMED JAN
Date	2010-09-18
Location
Message	Hi Sister Aishah Schwartz iam Hamed jan From Afghanistan Kabul Iwant Momber Your Group Thanks and Regards Hamed Jan

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