Helpful answers for new Muslims exploring Islam
No, unless your name has a meaning that is inappropriate in Islam. Otherwise, your name is respected as it is.
The main parts of prayer are done in Arabic, but you can learn gradually. Personal supplications (du'a) can be in your language.
Start with learning how to pray, reading the Quran, and understanding the basics like belief in one God and the Prophets.
Yes. Islam encourages growth and effort. Mistakes are part of life, and God is Most Forgiving. Take steps with sincerity.
Yes. Islam encourages asking respectfully to learn. Seek knowledge from trusted sources and scholars.
No. Learning Arabic is encouraged, but understanding and practice are what matter most. You can grow step by step.
Yes, you can pray anywhere that is clean and suitable. Going to a mosque is encouraged but not mandatory for every prayer.
Try to pray on time. If you miss one, make it up as soon as possible. Consistency and intention are key.
Yes. Women are encouraged to seek knowledge and contribute positively to their families and communities.
Join a local mosque, Islamic center, or online community for new Muslims. Building support helps your growth.