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This is the most important post I can make. When I converted to Islam, it was challenging. I didn't know where to start and I was overwhelmed by the lack of organized resources to learn the basics of the faith. I started Relay with a mission to make things... show more

sanjay

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25,010 次观看 • 2 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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sanjay2 年前

Download the app here:

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Hammad | حماد أحمد صديقي2 年前

@relayislam may allah accept and weigh it heavily on the scales of everyone involved 🤲

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aang2 年前

@relayislam Is it only available on the apple app store?

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sanjay2 年前

@relayislam Only available for iPhone for now! We’ll be releasing an Android version later this year

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@relayislam @alieforza

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Na Ran2 年前

@relayislam مَا شَاءَ اللهُ This is amazing! Nice to read that you converted to Islam! Hope all is well with you and your relationship with your family.

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Tom Tom2 年前

@relayislam done

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Proud Muslim2 年前

@relayislam Is it available in Android ?

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Mr. Fixandflip🇲🇽🇺🇸2 年前

@relayislam How sad you follow a man who had sex with a 9 year old and was molesting her before that. Muhammad

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