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How did you do with hardship with your family as a convert?

So, Allah, this is something that, first of all,

May Allah's parents, I hope, the sister in her situation. May Allah, as a judge,

give her ease in her situation. May Allah's panel to Allah, give her diets or her family.

Guide them to Islam and make her home a place of tranquility that supports her

in her deen and all of those that are like her. Allah, I mean,

this is where finding strength in the Sahaba is so crucial. There is no companion except that

they had some element of this in their lives because this is a generation of converts to Islam.

And deriving strength from them in that regard is absolutely crucial. In fact, the scholars

mentioned the only person whose entire family eventually became Muslim,

is Abu Bakr al-Sadiq, radiAllah wa ta'ala an-hu, which is why in surat al-Ahqaf,

about the person, wa wa sallim al-Nasana, biwadi dahi, ahsana, hamilatuh, mawkurha, wa da'atuh,

qura wa hamilu wa fa sallim wa fa sallim wa fa sallim.

Iraqa wa Indi min al-Muslimin, where Allah talks about a person who reaches the age of 33

and then reaches the age of 40, and they look back and they essentially thank Allah for blessing

them, their parents, their children, all with Islam, and asking Allah's parents to correct them

to rectify all of their affairs and to make them grateful for that great blessing of Islam.

So scar say this is only Abu Bakr al-Sadiq, radiAllah wa ta'ala an-hu, whose parents became Muslim,

and that took time for his father. His father didn't become Muslim until Fatiha Mekha,

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