My Journey To Islam: Paul Salahuddin Armstrong

In this edition of the show we talk to Paul Salahuddin Armstrong about his journey to Islam. He talks about his challenges and changes as a Muslim convert in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion. Paul Salahuddin Armstrong: Even before coming to accept Islam, I've always been a strictly monotheistic believer in the Creator, although unattached to any particular religious community. Not sure about now, but when I was younger, my parents always put our family's religion as "C of E" on forms, but we were never observant Anglicans. I would describe my parents as more agnostic free thinkers than believers in any particular religious tradition. I officially embraced Islam on 1 March 2000, since which time, I've continued to study religion and spirituality for the past 11 years, both sitting with scholars as well as studying the works of Others. "This programme was produced by Aparat Ltd for Press TV"