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I just wanted to thank you for a wonderful post. I sent a link to my parents who have yet to come to Amman to visit. I hope they will be inspired by your wonderful insights and examples. I am a friend of your daughter Jenan and she is a wonderful woman. MashAllah. Take care, Um Omar
I’ve never been to Jordan but reading your insightful posts makes me want to visit!
As an American Muslim woman married to a gentleman who converted to Islam and faced some opposition from his family, I really appreciated your generous and kind welcome of your son-in-law and your reiteration that we are not the ultimate judge of anyone’s heart or life.
Thank you, and I wish you & your beautiful family well!
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February 21st, 2008 at 6:04 am
I just wanted to thank you for a wonderful post. I sent a link to my parents who have yet to come to Amman to visit. I hope they will be inspired by your wonderful insights and examples. I am a friend of your daughter Jenan and she is a wonderful woman. MashAllah. Take care, Um Omar
February 21st, 2008 at 5:21 pm
Warm greetings of peace!
I’ve never been to Jordan but reading your insightful posts makes me want to visit!
As an American Muslim woman married to a gentleman who converted to Islam and faced some opposition from his family, I really appreciated your generous and kind welcome of your son-in-law and your reiteration that we are not the ultimate judge of anyone’s heart or life.
Thank you, and I wish you & your beautiful family well!
Warmly,
Baraka