My Journey to Islam: Ibrahim Hewitt

By: Ibrahim Hewitt   Source: Al Hiwar Tv Jul 5, 2020 No Comments


The destination in all cases is one and the same, it is Islam, the religion Allah accepts from humans. Yet, every traveller from any religion, or from "no religion", to Islam has a different starting point. No wonder, every journey is a unique experience. In "My Journey to Islam" we trace the path taken by the travellers and hear from them how their journey was made. In this episode, we meet Ibrahim Hewitt to hear from him about his journey to Islam.

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