Becoming a Muslim, converting to Islam, constitute choices and decisions which forever mark the life of the believer.
This upheaval in their beliefs, practices and habits can sometimes lead the convert to encounter obstacles and difficulties on the family, professional, social, etc. level.
This is why Muslims have the duty and the responsibility to welcome converts in the best possible way, to accompany them in their first steps with wisdom and knowledge. Managing to find one's spiritual and religious balance is the culmination of a long journey and a gradual and progressive journey, where knowledge, good company and wise advice are key words.
This present work invites us to learn how to welcome the convert and draws our attention to errors not to commit, because unfortunately converts have sometimes been shocked and saddened by the welcome they received during their conversion.

This book has sixteen chapters, which are as follows:

• Preaching to non-Muslims in the past and today.
• Clairvoyance in preaching to non-Muslims.
• Giving precedence to reward over preaching
• Preaching to non-Muslims, to those who show weakness in their quest for Islam and to those who turn away from it.
• The need to understand imitation
• Disincentives for non-Muslims to embrace Islam