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Muhammad Ali- a convert to Islam.
Muhammad Ali- a convert to Islam.
Jimmy Cliff, Jamaican reggae musician
Jimmy Cliff, Jamaican reggae musician
Yusuf Estes, a convert to Islam, is the National Muslim Chaplain for American Muslims.
Yusuf Estes, a convert to Islam, is the National Muslim Chaplain for American Muslims.[43]
Chris Eubank British boxer
Chris Eubank British boxer
Raised Roman Catholic, John Walker Lindh later converted to Islam, joined the Taliban and was captured in Afghanistan fighting against Americans.
Raised Roman Catholic, John Walker Lindh later converted to Islam, joined the Taliban and was captured in Afghanistan fighting against Americans.[63]
Richard Colvin Reid known as the "shoe bomber" was a convert to Islam.
Richard Colvin Reid known as the "shoe bomber" was a convert to Islam.[46]
Malcolm X- famous Muslim convert and civil rights leader
Malcolm X- famous Muslim convert and civil rights leader
Keith Ellison American, raised Catholic, Representative from Minnesota's 5th congressional district, first Muslim to be elected to the United States Congress
Keith Ellison American, raised Catholic, Representative from Minnesota's 5th congressional district, first Muslim to be elected to the United States Congress[42]
Hamza Yusuf, head of the Zaytuna Institute
Hamza Yusuf, head of the Zaytuna Institute
Timothy Winter is a prominent British lecturer at the University of Cambridge
Timothy Winter is a prominent British lecturer at the University of Cambridge
American journalist, newspaper owner, and former Consul-General of the U.S.A. in the Philippines, Mohammad Webb was a convert.
American journalist, newspaper owner, and former Consul-General of the U.S.A. in the Philippines, Mohammad Webb was a convert.

Main article: History of conversion of Jews to Islam

See also: List of Sahaba


Francis Bok a Sudanese ex-slave forced to convert to Islam
Francis Bok a Sudanese ex-slave forced to convert to Islam
  • Anusim of Meshhad, Jewish community forced on pain of death to convert in 1839. Most continued Jewish practices in secret and many of their descendents returned to Judaism in the early 20th century.[270]
  • Francis Bok - Sudanese-American activist, from Christianity; later returned to his Christian faith.[271]
  • Steve Centanni and Olaf Wiig - forced to convert at gunpoint by terrorists of the Holy Jihad Brigades.[272]
  • Judah ibn Shoshan, 12th century Spanish rabbi, later executed on charge of apostasy.[273]
  • Joseph ben Judah ibn Aknin - 12th century Jewish philosopher, forcibly converted by Almohads, lived as crypto-Jew.[274]
  • Sabbatai Zevi - convert from Judaism, 17th century mystic, pseudo-Messiah and the self-proclaimed "King of Jews". Converted ostensibly of his own free will as "Aziz Mehmed Effendi", in September 15, 1666 while in prison. Although, some speculate that he may have been executed for treason had he not converted,[141] Muslim authorities were opposed to his death.[275] He lived his remaining ten years as a public Muslim favoured by the Sultan. Some of his Sabbatean followers became the Donmeh, who behave externally as Muslims.

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