Quote:Likewise, there are Chinese Christians, Buddhist, Jews and Athiests. So why is there such interests in a Chinese Muslim girl? She's not the first one to convert, nor will she be the last.
I very much doubt this is a bona fide conversion acid. I've actually done a little research recently on this "Sheikh" Haron, and have discovered a few very bizarre things. For instance the PO Box that he uses is actually registered to a Spiritual Consultation & Astrology service (Astrology is strictly forbidden in Islam, and 'Spiritual Consultation' seems to be a Baha'i construct). It's also located in the heart of the Sydney Baha'i community. And the company that has registered the domain name sheikhharon.com is actually registered to 3 different people, one of them has the name Haron, another has the name Manteghi and the other has a Christian name,
The Sheikh Haron persona actually claims that he was originally called Ayatollah Manteghi, but then changed his name to Sheikh Haron. Also the two names which are Persian appear to be Baha'i rather than Muslim. Also all the mixing up of Shi'a and Sunni issues/beliefs in the websites material, as well as the use of media terminology for Muslims, rather than the natural terms Muslims would use. In most of his speeches he's addressing an audience in Persian, yet I've never come across any sizeable Persian Muslim community here. Also notice that all these videos of females 'converting' always seem to have them fully covered (very few converts cover their entire face, and most don't even wear hijab until they feel a bit more comortable in the role of a Muslim) and they're always ranting on about militant stuff and have rockets and machine guns in the background. Not one single article on his site has a single piece of spiritual benefit to it, it's all just articles that are carefully constructed so as to cause maximum fear and distrust in non-Muslim Australians who wouldn't know any better. Even the most militant Islamic websites are replete with spiritual articles as well.
I believe if you read the site, having your background in Malaysia and having had contact with other Muslims, that you'd probably pick it for the hoax it is also.