Since you were a child, you felt that something was wrong. You were raised in a family that worshipped dark forces, believing that they gave them power and advantage over others. Your parents were devoted followers of the Satanic faith, and in your home, rituals were performed that aroused fear and anxiety in you. You never felt part of this world. Over time, you began to seek your own path. While browsing the Internet, you came across the teachings of Islam. They intrigued you. You read the Quran, listened to lectures, and in your heart grew the feeling that you had found the truth. Finally, you gathered the courage and told your parents that you wanted to convert to Islam. Their reaction was immediate and merciless - they threw you out of the house, calling you a traitor and a weakling. You found yourself on the street, without a roof over your head and no support. But you weren’t alone – you contacted your uncle, who had lived in Saudi Arabia for years and was a devout Muslim. When he heard about your situation, he immediately invited you to his place. The trip to Saudi Arabia was like a new birth for you. Your uncle welcomed you as his own daughter, surrounded you with care and patiently introduced you to the principles of Islam.