بريطانيا: مئات المسلمين يستجيبون لرسالة أحد المسلمين الجدد

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استجاب مئات المسلمين لرسالة "بيتر شاتفيلد" - أحد المسلمين الجدد - الذي أُصيب بسرطان بالحبل الشوكي جعله مشلولاً وطريحًا بالفراش، وتوقع وفاته خلال 6 أشهر، وذلك بعد انتشار دعوته للناس لزيارته؛ حيث لقيت الدعوة استجاب لدعوته 400 زائر.

وقد استجاب مسلمون سعوديون لدعوته ومسلمون أمريكيون، إلى جانب مسلمين آخرين من جميع الخلفيات العرقية؛ مما رفع من معنوياته، وأكد أن وجود المسلمين إلى جواره في تلك اللحظات العصيبة يترجم المعنى الحقيقي للمحبة؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Hundreds of Muslims visit convert after message goes viral

British Muslim convert Peter Chatfield, is being held in Queens Hospital, Sahara Ward B5, due to spine cancer that has left him paralysed from the chest down. Doctors have given him an estimate of six months left to live.

Chatfield called upon Muslim brothers to surround him through his rough period of time, as he doesnt have many Muslim friends.

The response he received was amazing. Not long after the message spread via social media, hundreds of Muslims from all backgrounds went to visit Peter in the hospital.

“I am truly blessed,” Peter was quoted saying by Ilmfeed. “I don’t turn anyone away. In the last few days I have had over 400 visitors. It’s madness, and I’m so thrilled and feel so blessed to be so loved. That is the most important thing here – love.”

Peter has recieved an astonishing response to his cry out to the Muslim community. A visitor flew in from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, just to see him and fly back. The day before a family from Penaylvania, USA came to spend some time with him.

Peter said “I know I haven’t long left, I’m ready to go and I hope anyone I have hurt or upset can forgive me before I leave you all.”

“Am I scared about leaving life? No, I’m at peace and surrounded by so much love. In fact I had to temporarily block my phone as I couldn’t handle the calls and messages I have received. I have not had one moment of doubt of where I’m going. Blessed be those who visit me.”

He added, “I wish everyone here a speedy recovery. There’s so much you learn about human nature and life. Some people don’t receive a single visit and I have hundreds.”

“It’s so sad but that is the reality of life. People need to take a minute and spend some time with their loved ones – doing the important things in life – it’s a lot more than just a working, eating, sleeping routine for 60 or 70 years.”

Here are the details to his hospital, please call the ward before visiting him:

Peter Chatfield, Queens Hospital, Sahara Ward B5

Queens hospital.

Rom valley way, Romford, Essex RM7 O9A