Fasting is not only the name of abstinence from food and drink, but it teaches us patience and gratitude, Neo-Muslim Martina
Dawn religious reporter
Munich/Dubai: A 26-year-old German woman who converted to Islam two months ago and changed her name to Maryam from Martina Oberholzner is celebrating her first Ramadan in Dubai. Maryam, a new Muslim German woman living in Dubai, recites the Quran in her mother tongue in the blessed blessings of Ramadan. She is studying and trying to follow Islamic injunctions. She wears a hijab and is also fasting. In one of her posts on social media, Maryam gave a message that Ramadan is not just a name for abstaining from food and drink, but it teaches us patience and gratitude. A neo-Muslim working in a marketing agency. Maryam’s first introduction to Islam was when she was only 14 years old and attended a mosque in Munich at the invitation of her friends. Then he tried to know about a religion whose followers are so polite and hospitable. As the facts about Islam came to light, he was attracted to Islam despite being a Christian and finally in January 2024, he joined the Islamic Institute of Dubai. Accepted Islam by the Imam at the Information Center.
26-year-old Martina from Germany’s first Ramadan in Dubai after converting to Islam
