Revert to Islam: Former Christian Missionary Embraces Islam | Let the Truth Speak

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Join us in an engaging episode of Let the Truth Speak featuring Robert Ta, a former Christian missionary who embraced Islam. Born into a Chinese family in Malaysia, Robert's journey interweaves the complexities of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism with his evolving understanding of Islam. This episode delves into how cultural and religious backgrounds shaped his perception and acceptance of Islam. Robert discusses his transition from Christianity, challenges misconceptions about Islam, and shares his experiences as a counselor in a Mufti's office, guiding those exploring their faith. His story highlights the importance of understanding.
In This Episode:
🔸 Exploring cultural and religious shifts in embracing Islam
🔸 The impact of Chinese cultural beliefs on understanding Islam
🔸 Addressing racial tensions in Malaysia and their influence on Islamic perception
🔸 Robert's spiritual transition from Christianity to Islam
🔸 Debunking misconceptions about Islam
🔸 Reflections on the conversion process and the role in religious education
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@rashidaquil5284 2 месяца назад

His struggle to achieve Islam is so inspiring Went to all religion and stopped at the last testament the Holy Quran

@azmahwiza 2 месяца назад

Dulu saya pun takut nak dakwah dengan kawan bukan islam sebab takut dia tak selesa dengan saya. Jadi konon2 saya ambil langkah untuk kita kawan, tapi tak payah sentuh isu agama. Dia kawan yang baik, sampai saya lambat solat pun dia suruh solat awal, padahal dia bukan islam, dia buddhist jugak. Tapi lama2 bila berdepan dengan orang lain, orang yang suka pertikai agama kita, saya banyak diam konon tak nak gaduh. Padahal sepatutnya kita kena balas dengan hujah dan kata hikmah. Itulah, cerita dulu teringat kembali. Siapa yang tak sedih kalau kawan baik kita tak masuk syurga padahal kawan baik. Tapi tak apalah, sekurang2nya dah solat dekat dengan dia. Betul, saya hanya jawab pasal agama kalau dia tanya saja. Saya pun sebenarnya tanya juga pasal agama dia masa dulu. Semoga dia jumpa hidayah di tempat lain. Amin amin ya rabbal alamin. Wallahualam

@naimahbidin2751 2 месяца назад

Hidayah milik Allah ❤

@namira4218 2 месяца назад

Brother Robert, perhaps only in Msia, Chinese embracing Islam, being Muslim is equated to loosing Chinese ethnicity and becoming Malay. A misperception by Chinese community which needed to be corrected. Correct if wrong, first race to embrace Islam religion in Asia continent particularly North, North East Asia and SEA were Chinese way back in 7th century CE just less within 20 yrs after Rasulullah's death. Islam flourished in China during Tang dynasty. Even the emperor wrote a long beautiful poem paying respect and homage to Rasulullah and Islam. Surprise🤗❤ Subhanallah! Malays then were Hindus, Buddhists and animists. It was a small group of Chinese who were the earliest Muslims even before the Malays🤭lol. One of oldest mosque in the world is the 7th century Huaisheng mosque, China. Only after almost 900 yrs later Islam came to the Malays here. Barakallah upon you Robert Ta in your Islamic preach. Pray jannah firdausi awaits you. Amin🤲. Sis high respect for you!

@FoFo-gm2iv 2 месяца назад

Just deport chinease and bring harmony to malaysian society

@nadiajalil7068 2 месяца назад

Such a pity in Malaysia that we don’t do dakwah but instead our political baggage causes our countrymen to steer away from Islam. May Allah forgive us

@paehju Месяц назад

بارك الله فيك

@OneTwo-jr6tz 2 месяца назад

God bless you

@denoiz 2 месяца назад

Lama tak jumpa bro Robert.....Alhamdulillah nampak sihat

@LizaNot11 2 месяца назад

How sad the stigma of non malays/non muslims upon malay/islam even after living in malaysia all these years...what happened?...where it went wrong?...let's learn from the mistake and improve ..

@tahonnyu7387 2 месяца назад

It's a multifaceted problem with political hands on it, as long as political parties are of racial based, the problem will persist

@MohamadShafieKarim 2 месяца назад

DAP = HATE MALAY UMNO = HATE CHINESE #PoliticProblem

@afifazani5300 2 месяца назад

@@tahonnyu7387lama tak jumpa tuan Robert

@MsJenul 2 месяца назад

Mostly because of shameless politician, their act and speech make islam more look like dangerous and nonsense religion. Just look what their followers do and say. Shame on those people.

@soulmobile7524 2 месяца назад

Where it went wrong?… we choose to be Malay first rather than being muslim first even though we knew some of the actions made were not from the teachings of Islam. We’ve been brainwashed by politicians for too long and still going on till this day. The saddest part is some Malay muslim acting too emotionally rather than intellectually to arises issues… May Allah guide us all to the right path.

@ramlyzenon7706 2 месяца назад

so not to talk and not to communicate,ie remain silent is the way to keep inter racial in harmony...yours is your religion,and ours is our religion...

@normicikida3844 2 месяца назад

So you're not following the Sunnah. The major sunnah of all prophets is calling people to worship Allah.

@jonahplays7113 2 месяца назад

mic from robert ta was on and off because of the distance i think.

@syedzhariffaljamalullail4265 2 месяца назад

Westerner ramai convert, malaysia lambat sebab masuk politik, racism. First impression non muslim towards muslim dekat malaysia kurang melambangkan islam.

@amanpalestina9664 2 месяца назад

I agree. Pndt peribadi saya : 1.Lempung Lembang dan Dakwah adalah untuk sesama Melayu sahaja sebab kita tak tahu English dan lain2 Bahasa. 2. Bukan Muslim merujuk kepada terjemahan Bahasa masing2 dan English. Bahasa Malaysia terlalu banyak yang tidak dikemaskini. 3. Enggan mengkaji agama lain kecuali seperti Badli Shah, Auni dsb. 4. Kelemahan dalam pengetahuan moden terutama Math, Fizik dsb. Oleh itu tak dapat nak bimbing bukan-muslim, bukan Melayu. 5. Tiada contoh semasa, sebenar yang dapat ditunjukkan kepada bukan-muslim. Hanya kata2, over-terover-embelishment dlln. 6. Salah sangka non-muslim ke atas Islam seperti etymology, falsafah dan peradaban Bahasa Quranic-Arabic. 7. Masuk politik : habis semua kena fusing2, semua orang fening and Al-Quran was NOT given the chance to speak for itself. 8. Peradaban berdiskusi, Debat dsb. Para Ustaz dan Agamawan selalu menjadi MANGSA soalan2 tidak berkaitan dengan Tajuk Ceramah oleh kita makmum yang tak biasa dengan Peradaban berkenaan. Terlalu minimum yang berpendidikan tinggi Banyak yang kita WAJIB perbetulkan ke atas diri kita Muslim ethnik Melayu. Tak berani ke hadapan kecuali dalam kelompok ethnik sama. Harapkan Chinese, Indian dan lain2 rujukan yang men-DAKWAH-kan Islam. Mereka yang kembali kepada Islam adalah di atas usaha daya sendiri, literallly speaking dan contoh2 positif ala-kadar yang mampu kita tunjukkan. Semua perbincangan saya merujuk kepada Video ini.

@amanpalestina9664 2 месяца назад

Tambahan : Westerner, MEDIA perantaraannya hanya (majoritinya) English dan Availability Materials on Islam *PARTICULARLY* Al-Quran dalam English (translation, transliteration etc) is very2 advance.

@Ameng3471 2 месяца назад

Not really as per your assumptions. Accotding to our brother, it is due to the idea of islam isnt progressive since his childhood. He has been painted with wrong perception about islam by their own family and vernacular school and not by politician. Only we malays blame our politician to instill the hatred towards chinese. We accused our own people whilst the chinese dont blame us but their community who look down on muslim. So we keep addressing the wrong reason as such we couldnt solve the real issue. We dont listern to the issue who experienced the problem, but you decide to have our own baseless conlusiona and assumptions

@chiqueaim2159 2 месяца назад

Satu lagi chinese memang nampak orang melayu nie low level.. jadi lebih baik yang berdakwah tu chinese muslim sendiri..

@amanpalestina9664 2 месяца назад

@@Ameng3471 : You are right too. Yang memberitahu saya di sekolah : *its all (Physic) is the Quran ialah Dr GKW* , a Chinese. And he quote Al-Kwarezmi (Algebra & Algorithm), Ibnu Hytham (calculations of the Spherical Earth with Pythagoras Theorem using Al-Kwarezmi's Algebra and numbering system), Ibnu Phalus (Euler) etc etc etc. AND THE MALAY HAVE NO IDEA ABOUT IT. iT WAS THE RENDEVOUS OF THE 7-13 cENTURY Muslim. But what was drummed everyday by the Malay is the 18th+ Century Tafseer. So unfortunate. RESULT : only 25% Malay MALES out of 25% Malay out of 50% Muslim in the IPT came from the MAIN course.

@azizaahmad9249 2 месяца назад

To be fair….. Malays in the 1930s r very hostile towards chinese reverts. Not all of course. My dad n grandma reverted to Islam with 2 boys in tow. My father was 5 then n my uncle was 10. They grew up with muslims but were not so welcoming. N when my uncle wanted to marry a lady but was shunned until he left Islam. He was very disappointed. My dad was also ostracised cos after hvg us, we’re always refered to as china ma’lap… although his id is malay. 12:31 12:31 Until we grew up to feel very outcasted. Even after my dad went to hajj people were stunned. What? He’s going to hajj? Unbelievable. Yes believe it or not that’s what life was. Unlike now reverts are looked up as someone revered. But life has to go on. Islam is my choice. N m not malay

@diahiskandarbinmohamadjani7674 2 месяца назад

I have a different story from yours. My great grandfather came from Canton probably in the 1930s. He came here alone. He jumped into a boat from Canton headed for Malaya. The boat landed in Kuala Sungai Baru in Melaka. Once landed, he didn't stick around with the Chinese that came in the same boat. He left the boat and quickly mixed with local Malay. He converted to Islam, got married with a Malay, raised a family. The Malay community welcomed him. I didn't hear from my grandma of any bad treatment he got for being a convert. Too sad to hear your story. But I think it is not mainstream.

@twinklestar2530 2 месяца назад

Few of older generation(my dad's friends ) was Chinese but brought by malay family.. Ic is malay though.. they are well aware about their race.. but maybe in kelantan, cause most of us are malay, they don't feel that distant..anyway, my father was born on 50's not on 30's.. Plus, most chinese immigrants were brought by british.. and PKM(parti komunis malaya) are huge during that era..maybe this is the reasons why malay were so hostile towards chinese at first place..

@FoFo-gm2iv 2 месяца назад

See, that's why chinease should leave malaysia Muslims or not you don't belong to Malaysia you belong to China

@FoFo-gm2iv 2 месяца назад

No place for Chinese in MY Muslims or not! Just leave