Australian priest Gould David, after dedicating 45 years to the church has made a shocking, profound announcement. Gould David explained that he felt an unexplainable urge to visit the mosque after he had stayed in a hotel booked nearby. When he visited, he was gifted a Holy Quran by the imam. Since then he has been on a journey to explore Islam more. He converted to Islam and changed his name to Abdul Rahman, as well. This remarkable journey began during a trip to Perth for his brother-in-law’s funeral.

Australian Priest Reveals Journey That Lead to His Conversion

David recounted this momentous event to The Deen Show.

He stated, “For years, I had the Quran on my bookshelf, barely touched it. But this time, I went back to the hotel and knelt, asking God to show me the absolute truth, whether Islam is true or not, whether Christianity is right or wrong, whether Orthodox Christianity is right or wrong. I prayed for a few moments on my knees.”

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Moreover, he then maintained that he read the Quran and realized intuitively, spiritually, mentally, and intellectually that this was the word of god.

Gould David’s journey is a testament to the transformative power that faith has over an individual. His story resonates deeply with individuals across diverse religious backgrounds, highlighting that the search for spiritual truth knows no boundaries.

David, now Abdul Rahman, reminds us that faith is a personal journey. It is often filled with unexpected turns and profound realizations. His conversion has encouraged conversations and reflections on spirituality. Inspiring many to explore their faith journeys with an open heart and mind.

David’s story is not just about a change in religion; it’s about the universal search for truth and the courage to follow one’s convictions.

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Mahnoor Rashid
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