What do you do after you take Shahada?

Beginner’s Guide: What to Do After You Take Your Shahadah

1. Sign up for Classes at a Masjid/Mosque.
2. Read the Books Provided in Your New Muslim Packet.
3. Get a Mentor and/or Tutor.
4. Attend Activities & Events at Your Masjid/Mosque.
5. Ask Allah Subhanahu wa Ta’ala for Help.
6. Make an Effort Every Day.

Can you take your Shahada more than once?

You can go by and perform Islam like every other person, you don’t have to prove your Islam to anyone, it’s your acts and deeds that proof what’s within your heart. Witnesses are just a matter of formality for paper works if required. Of course one can take Shahada on his/her own any time, any where!

Can you take Shahada alone?

Converting to Islam and taking your shahada aren’t something you do for other people, it’s only for you and it’s between you and your lord. You can take it privately at anytime if you just don’t feel comfortable doing it publicly. You can re-take it publicly later if you feel ready to come out to the public with it.

How is Shahada taken?

Shahadah

1. In order to become a Muslim, a person simply has to declare the Shahadah in front of witnesses.
2. The Arabic can be transliterated into the Roman alphabet like this:
3. Muslims use the name ‘Allah’ for God in the Shahadah.
4. Muslims also believe the Prophet Muhammad was the last prophet sent by God.

Is the Shahadah the most important pillar?

Shahadah is the first of the Five Pillars of Islam . Some see it as the most important belief within Islam as it sums up what a Muslim should believe in and it supports the other four pillars. Shahadah is the belief that “there is no God but Allah- and Muhammad is his messenger”.

How do you read Shahada?

It reads: “I bear witness that there is no deity but God, and I bear witness that Muhammad is the messenger of God.” The Shahada declares belief in the oneness (tawhid) of God (Allah) and the acceptance of Muhammad as God’s messenger. Some Shias also include a statement of belief in the wilayat of Ali.

Where should I take my shahada?

Most of the time, mosques want new Muslims to take their shahada publicly after Friday prayers in front of the entire mosque.

Do you have to take shahada at mosque?

No. There’s no essential requirement to make this public. And for many people it’s simply a private moment. In the essence of it, it’s between the believer and God.