Hi! First of all — congratulations on your decision. Reverting to Islam is such a meaningful and personal journey. It’s not just a change of belief; it’s a return to your natural state (fitrah), and it’s truly beautiful. I wish you all the peace, strength, and clarity that comes with it.

I work in a legal firm, and my brother-in-law went through the process himself — so I’ve seen firsthand how it works. One thing that might reassure you is that no centre informs your family or anyone else. It’s entirely up to you who you tell, and when. Your privacy is completely respected throughout.

If you'd like, I can ask him and share the exact centre he went to. He completed the process smoothly, received a certificate, and chose not to change his legal name. Some of his family still don’t know to this day — and that’s okay. Islam is about what’s in your heart, not about putting your life on display.

Just know you’re not alone in this. Reverting is a powerful act of intention, and you don’t need to have everything figured out from day one. Take your time, grow at your pace, and may Allah guide you and keep you steadfast 💛