When the Truth Opened Lackson’s Heart
Lackson Maulusa welcomed an iERA dawah team when they visited his village to ask for permission to conduct dawah classes. He gladly granted them permission…
Category: Africa
“Africa” collection of stories from Africa.
One Invitation, Two Hearts Guided to Islam
Chifundo Magwira, a 25-year-old from Phalombe, embraced Islam one year ago after an iERA dawah team visited his village. At first, he heard that visitors…
The Village Head Who Led Others to Islam
Damiyano Pesulo, a village head from Mulanje, embraced Islam four months ago after an iERA dawah team visited his village. Before accepting Islam, he believed…
From Questions to Conviction: Clement’s Journey to Islam
Clement, a young man from Mulanje, grew up following his parents’ religion, Christianity. As he grew older, he noticed that Muslim men wore long garments,…
When Dawah Reached the Village Chief
Chief Kachingwe from Neno grew up following the Catholic Church. One day, he heard that an iERA dawah team was conducting dawah classes in a…
From Curiosity to Conviction: Chikondi’s Journey to Islam
Chikondi Kanyonaza grew up following his parents’ religion, Christianity. When he looked at Islam, he saw that Muslims practiced their religion differently. At first, he…
How Understanding Salah Led Emmanuel to Islam
Emmanuel Lapuken embraced Islam four months ago. Before accepting Islam, he was a Christian who believed that worshiping on Sunday was enough. He often asked…
How Kindness Led Edward to Islam
Edward Mustafa from Neno grew up following the Christian religion of his parents. While he was in secondary school, he used to spend time with…
From the Rosary to the Truth: How an Encounter at a Radio Shop Changed Everything
The morning sun was just beginning to warm the dusty streets, casting long shadows as the team of iERA da’ees set out on their daily…
She Said “No” Twice—Until the Truth Touched Her Heart
Growing up in a devout Catholic household, Prossy’s roots in her faith ran deep. Her family’s traditions, the Sunday prayers, and the familiar warmth of…