Episode 144:
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Host: Cedric Du Peloux.
Guest: Cait Al Dali.

Today Cedric talks to Cait Al Dali from Melbourne Australia.
Topics discussed include:

Being of Maori descent and the similarities between Islam and the native people of New Zealand
The misconception that one needs to know everything about Islam before they converted
How she felt no big change at the time of her conversion because she already understood the meaning of the oneness of God
Why she was trying to get rid of her old culture and how Islam is compatible with other cultures
How Islam is a logical and spiritual religion
Having a Muslim community that's multicultural who are joining for the one purpose


About Cait:

Converted in June 2015, that's 7 years ago
Currently 34 years of age
Maori descent of the native people of New Zealand (Aotearoa)
Grew up in New Zealand
Currently living in Melbourne
Works as a support worker
Enjoys being a home maker and learning about her religion
Passionate about positive change in native communities and showing people the value of Islam
Volunteers from time to time at the mosque and spends half her spare time there


Contact Cait here:
catealdali@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100080012910984

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