Raised in a typical American Christian family, going to traditional Bible school, Khalil Meek aspired to be a Baptist preacher. During this time he got involved in religious conversations with whoever he met and on college campuses, and, unsurprisingly, very much enjoined it.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s was how he communicated Christianity with others, through asking people what they believe and why. And for him it was amazingly beneficial and entertaining as well.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s where he found utmost passion and pleasure.<\/p>\n
So what did he find and learn from such conversations? How did he react to it? What findings did he come across?<\/p>\n
What did make someone of such a conservative upbringing, who always believed in Christianity <\/a>and never challenging or questioning its teachings and beliefs, convert to Islam<\/a>?<\/p>\n From such conservative upbringing, how did Khalil Meek make his way into Islam<\/a>, being now one of the founders of Muslim Legal Fund of America?<\/p>\n From where did his journey begin? How did he learn about Islam<\/a>?<\/p>\n The interview below of \u2018Path to Guidance\u2019 with Khalil Meek brings a very important theological discussion about his captivating story on the path of guidance<\/a>…<\/p>\n