micheal jackson converted into islam?

Question

is it really pop singer converted into Islam

Answer 1

No he hasn't yet! If he does I just hope it makes him happy because he deserves all the happiness in the world!

♥♥We Love You Michael!!!!♥♥

Answer 2

Michael Jackson's case is a live proof that USA is against Muslims and Islam. They put on him a case which is not something uncommon in USA. Even if case is really a true one, it is not a surprising thing in the west where Man is allowed to marry another man. He is in Bahrain now. Whether he is a sincere muslim will be known soon. Islam will become No.1 followed religion in 2015.

Answer 3

It is not true.
This rumour has been spreading around for the last 10 years! So far, he has not converted to Islamic.

And even if he did..who cares?

Answer 4

Islam converts speak on how they found religion




By Karen Schwartz, Daily Staff Reporter
October 22, 2003

http://www.michigandaily.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2003/10/22/3f960929abaeb

LSA sophomore Michael Dann was raised as a Christian,
going to church and Sunday school in Amherst, Mass.,
as was his family's tradition. But four years ago, he
decided he was destined for a different path. Dann
converted to Islam, which he said has changed his
life.

Dann said he went from being involved in "the drug
culture" and party scene in junior high school to
looking for something more in life - thanks to the
example set by his tennis coach, a black Muslim man
from New Jersey.

"Through my contact with him, and especially through
tennis, I got to see there was something more serious
about life, something more serious than gratifying
your immediate desires," he said, adding that his
coach did not often talk about Islam explicitly but
rather led by example.

"It was just through his approach to life and his
character, being around him - I was attracted to
something I knew he had, something that was motivating
his life," Dann said. "He gave me different books to
read, not mostly about Islam except for the Quran, but
those books served more to wake me up to that there's
more to life than partying and fun, and that God
should be in my life."

Dann, who also goes by Abdullah, which means "servant
of God," helped organize a panel held last night in
Hutchins Hall as part of Islam Awareness Week. The
panel featured testimonies from three people who
converted to Islam, who told an audience of 50 their
stories and answered questions about their experiences
with the religion.

"It's important because it's a chance to speak for
ourselves, for Muslims to present Islam as they
understand it and not as other people understand it,"
Dann said. He added that the event was a chance for
people to learn about the process of becoming Muslim
and the diverse experiences that bring people to
Islam.

"Ultimately all we can do is present Islam as we've
experienced it and understand it," he said. "What
other people do with it will be different according to
who they are and what they want. I'm looking at it
more from our angle, that we have a responsibility to
express ourselves."

Law School student Felix Chang said he attended the
event out of curiosity and was very impressed with the
testimonies he heard.

"I think they were really honest and open about the
decisions they had to make, something very personal to
them that they shared, and I appreciated that," he
said. "I think their stories are really interfaith,
that their stories of conversion can pretty much be
applied to any belief system, so it has universal
appeal."

Muslim Students Association President Omar Khalil said
the panel drew positive response last year, and that
people commented that they enjoyed seeing how
panelists were introduced to Islam and what aspects of
Islam affected them the most.

"We had a lot of feedback last year saying perhaps
that was people's favorite event of the week, so we
felt it was something we should continue," said
Khalil, a Rackham student.

He said the event also showcases the diversity within
Islam and gives campus and community members a more
familiar angle from which to approach understanding
Islam.

"First of all, what we wanted to show is that Islam
isn't just a foreign religion (and that Muslims are)
not just from the Middle East or Pakistan or from
Indonesia," he said. "We wanted to show that there are
people like the students on this campus who are born
American, raised American, and yet they felt this for
them was the religion they chose for themselves."

Dann remembers being 14 years old and having a short
discussion about Islam with his coach, but it was not
until later that he said he realized the impact the
discussion had on him and the process he had embarked
upon.

"I didn't realize it at the time, but suddenly it had
an attraction to me. When I met a Muslim I would ask
him what he believed and if he had anything I could
read. The seed was already there," he said.

His conversion was a gradual process, Dann said, but
it didn't entirely negate his previous beliefs.

"Becoming a Muslim to me wasn't disbelieving in Jesus
or leaving everything from Christianity behind. It was
about believing in what I considered to be a more
accurate version of God's message."

He added that Islam has changed his life and his
interactions with his family for the better.

"Without Islam I don't know where I would be today. My
motivation for succeeding academically and succeeding
professionally - all that stems from Islam, and I
don't think it'd be there if it weren't for Islam."

Answer 5

Ya, I think so or at least he wants to convert. Looking at what the worlds think about Islam, he has proved that you can't judge a religion by the actions of it's followers but on the other hand by the main doctrines it preaches. May God bless him. The truth is only in Islam.

Answer 6

i dont know if it is true but it is a fact that the oppresseds.sufferers.dipressed,disturbed from this bad world will at last resort to Islam because it is the ultimate religion and its peace and tranquilty is match less

Answer 7

Most probably yes; he has found his Muslim rootes,. He sang a Praise to Allah, which had many Glorious Names of the Lord in Arabic. His pronunciation of the difficult Arabic phonetics was so perfect to suggest that he had been studying Arabic seriously, in Bahrain where he had been living for quite long. His brother is a declared Muslim. The hymn is available for listening on ; type: Give thanks to Allah...after access to Michael Jackson

Answer 8

MJ is gonna be an islamic.
Nothin great in that
he ruined his life in US and so he cant live peacefully in the west now
so he goes to sultans and becum a muslim

Answer 9

Perhaps he May have or not.That is his purely personal decision and we have no right to question it and make any debate over the matter.

Stick to your belief and be faithful to it.

Answer 10

his brother converted to Islam.Inshallah(If allah wills) jacko will also be converted.