I have been studying Islam for about 2 years and was practicing, but really didnt get the full affect of my choice until I moved to Egypt. Now, I have officially converted and I am so happy with my choice. I am American and my husband is Egyptian, Muslim also. I am pregnant and due in August/September. My problem is that I dont speak much Arabic and am still finding that I have to get used to the way things are here (as compared to the states). Specifically with my mother-in-law. I keep asking Allah to help me and guide me and to give me more patience and understanding. There are too many stories about what has happened to write here, but I am trying to find some spiritual guidance to help me make it through. Also, because I am pregnant, my emotions are rather crazy and I dont know how to handle all of this. Please feel free to email me directly if you prefer.
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Help for New Muslim, Wife and Mother
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Guest_fatmahteleb_*
, Mar 08 2005 05:54 PM
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#4
Posted 10 March 2005 - 08:06 AM
Salaam Aliekum!
[font=Tahoma:e5317d10ca]WELCOME[/font:e5317d10ca] to this forum.I look forward to read your posts.
[size=18][font=Andalus:e5317d10ca]MABROOK[/font:e5317d10ca] to your pregnancy and MayAllah (swt) give you a easy pregnancy.
Nejwa
[font=Tahoma:e5317d10ca]WELCOME[/font:e5317d10ca] to this forum.I look forward to read your posts.
[size=18][font=Andalus:e5317d10ca]MABROOK[/font:e5317d10ca] to your pregnancy and MayAllah (swt) give you a easy pregnancy.
Nejwa
#6
Posted 10 March 2005 - 11:55 PM
Salam Alaikum sister
Congrats on your pregancy...i know its a very exciting time for you
Learning a new language and adjusting to new surroundings takes time and Inshaallah you will settle.
May Allah give you patience when dealing with your husbands mother.
Inshaallah you will find many sisters here that have similiar stories and can give you some words of encouragement
May Allah give you a safe pregancy and healthy baby.
your sis,
Penny
Congrats on your pregancy...i know its a very exciting time for you
Learning a new language and adjusting to new surroundings takes time and Inshaallah you will settle.
May Allah give you patience when dealing with your husbands mother.
Inshaallah you will find many sisters here that have similiar stories and can give you some words of encouragement
May Allah give you a safe pregancy and healthy baby.
your sis,
Penny
#7
Posted 16 March 2005 - 08:05 PM
[size=18][font=Comic Sans MS:4f829fa467]dear sister
asslama alikum, i just read ur msg, i wish to help if it is ok, i am egyptian , born muslim have been living in this country since i was born so i think i know things about the social life. i can help u with ur arabic or any thing else u think i can help u with.
plz feel free to contact me i can give u my phone number or anything u wish for and i can offer ,wa ALLAHU men warraa el kasd.
may ALLAH grant u and ur family happiness and a healthy baby.
ur sister
reham[/font:4f829fa467][/size]
asslama alikum, i just read ur msg, i wish to help if it is ok, i am egyptian , born muslim have been living in this country since i was born so i think i know things about the social life. i can help u with ur arabic or any thing else u think i can help u with.
plz feel free to contact me i can give u my phone number or anything u wish for and i can offer ,wa ALLAHU men warraa el kasd.
may ALLAH grant u and ur family happiness and a healthy baby.
ur sister
reham[/font:4f829fa467][/size]
#8
Posted 18 March 2005 - 10:42 AM
Assalm alaikom,
Sister Fatma, Welcome to Egypt and congratulations on your pregnancy, Like sister Reham I am living in Egypt born muslim and willing to help in any way you like, I understand your concerns with your mother in law (although i'm not married but I know Egyptian mothers :wink: ) may Allah make things easier for you.
Mona
Sister Fatma, Welcome to Egypt and congratulations on your pregnancy, Like sister Reham I am living in Egypt born muslim and willing to help in any way you like, I understand your concerns with your mother in law (although i'm not married but I know Egyptian mothers :wink: ) may Allah make things easier for you.
Mona
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