Mosque Visitor Discusses Islam and Becoming Muslim

End that all of you can hear us. Uh, the question is, I'm hoping one of you will stand up and answer it.

How have you found today? How do you feel about Islam?

And were there-- what-- you had a con-- you had, you had a concept in your head of what, of what you thought Islam was.

Has our questions been answered today? I'm hoping one of you stands up and answers it.

How was-- how did we as a masjid do you?

One person please. Don't ask us. Stand up then. No, you don't have to.

All of us can stand up. These are VIP. First of all, today was an amazing day, so thank you. Yes.

This is my first visit, so I have been to this before.

But every time I come, I get the same feeling, the same thoughts.

So I understand it's people understand why, so maybe I could get help.

So- So the next thing you need to do is become Muslim, then you understand.

I was thinking about that. I mean, to an extent in my head, um, it has more weight if I'm in the middle because I-- if, if I know-- if I become a Muslim, then people are gonna say, "Yeah, but your lady say that because you've been brainwashed."

It's more powerful if you're a Muslim because you've been a non-Muslim as a white-- um, you are white 'cause the light's a bit shady on you.

As a white right now, so you have the foot in both camps.

You've been in both lives, okay? You're still a-- you, you can't play both camps, mate.

You can't put two cheeks of the same bum on two places, as they say. Okay?

So you, you, you have to, you have to be one or the other.

I'm, I'm, I'm unapologetic Muslim, but I've lived that life and I under-- and I'm from that tribe, if you like. Okay.

I am gonna have to close off the Q&A now.

I'm just gonna let our sister Rahima because there's no way.