Love Story Brings Hidayah

the relationship of different beliefs is not easy. Much to consider, especially if the relationship is already at a more
serious level. Like the story of this lady who found hidayah through love story with her Muslim lover.

Rachel McLellan, 22-year-old woman from Brisbane, Australia is a fiancee of Usman Khawaja. Usman, a man from Islamabad, Pakistan who is a cricketer in the Australian national team.

Initially Rachel had misunderstandings related to Islam. Until then he met Usman who opened his heart to accept Islam and become converts.

"Ussie (call to Usman) was the first Muslim I ever met," Rachel said.

He admits that he does not know anything about Ussie, but he will obey what he now believes in. Without the help of his closest people, he only knows the news of what he has been hearing about Islam.

Rachel knew that Uthman had the principle that faith was always first in all things. Usman also said that he and his potential mate had faced 'hostility' regarding the views of the people around them rather than their relationship.

"A lot of the time, a lot of hatred that I get from Muslim children going on social media," he said.

When he will take a picture of both and greeting someone else back to him. "Oh he's not Muslim, it's forbidden, you can not marry him," he said.

Usman proposed his future partner during the New York vacation in July 2016. Before, when their relationship was heading in a serious direction, Usman said he never pressured Rachel to change his beliefs.

He insists that his beloved's decision is made on the basis of his own wishes. "I never put a gun on Rachel's head and publish that you have converted," he explained.

Usman told Rachel that he would choose him to convert, but it had to be on his own. Being a convert comes from himself and comes from within his heart.

Rachel made a controversial decision on her because she converted to Islam last year. "I felt no pressure from him, no pressure from his colleagues, I just knew it was very important to him," he said.