I CHOSE ALLAH. POLISH WOMEN WHO CONVERTED TO ISLAM

Discover the fascinating stories of Polish women who decided to convert to Islam. This book offers an insightful look into the motivations, challenges, and transformations in the lives of women who have chosen this spiritual path. Get to know their daily lives, dilemmas, and joys associated with their new faith.

• Authentic accounts of Polish converts
• Insightful look into the lives of Muslim women in Poland
• Personal stories full of courage and determination
• Analysis of stereotypes about Islam and women
• Search for identity in a new cultural and religious context
• Unique perspective on freedom of religion and tolerance

The book "I Chose Allah" is the result of two years of observations and conversations by Danuta Awolusi with Polish Muslim women. The reporter reaches an environment that remains unknown to most of us, revealing a world full of challenges, but also deep spirituality. We meet women who hid their faith from their families, looked for husbands online, and faced social pressure and prejudice.

It is a story about courage, freedom of choice, and the price you have to pay for it. The author asks important questions about freedom of religion, tolerance, and the right to be different in contemporary Poland. This book is an invitation to reflect on our own beliefs and prejudices, as well as to understand and accept cultural and religious diversity.

Agora Publishing House presents this publication as an important voice in the discussion about Islam in Poland. This book is not only a collection of personal stories, but also a social and cultural analysis that allows us to better understand the phenomenon of conversion to Islam in our country. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge about Islam and the lives of Muslim women in Poland.

Technical data:

Pages: 256

Format: 139x214 mm

Year of publication: 2025

Binding: paperback

Publisher: Agora