In Faisalabad, a Christian girl named Samreen openly embraced Islam during a public event where Dr. Zakir Naik was speaking. The gathering drew a large crowd, and Samreen, eager to declare her intentions, took the microphone and shared her wish to convert to Islam.
Dr. Naik spoke with her, first asking if she accepted Jesus as a prophet, to which Samreen responded positively. He then asked if she believed that Muhammad was the last messenger of Allah, and she confirmed her belief. Throughout the conversation, Dr. Naik made sure that Samreen was choosing this path of her own free will. Samreen assured him, and everyone present, that her decision was entirely voluntary and something she truly wanted to do.
The moment resonated with the audience, who witnessed the sincerity of Samreen’s words and her commitment to her new faith. Dr. Naik’s respectful approach and his emphasis on free choice reflected his commitment to ensuring that Samreen was making a well-considered decision.
This event highlighted the importance of personal choice and respect for individual beliefs, as well as the power of open conversations about faith. Samreen’s conversion became a meaningful experience for her and a memorable moment for the many who had gathered.
