What should I do? I believe in Jesus but my family is muslim

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You must be aware though that if your parents are asking you to not follow the first commandment(Have no Gods before me) than you are not required to obey them.
 
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The daily Islamic creeds and prayers include terms that inherently deny the Trinity, and the Divinity of Christ. Thus a violation of the 1st Commandment (although as a form of rejecting God rather than accepting other gods).
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Muslims do not reject the Exalted, far from it…they merely reject a particular notion concerning His essential nature. That is quite a different matter altogether.

However, since further discussion of this notion would be waaaay off topic…nuff said 🙂
 
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I don’t adress prayers to Allah. I pray to the real god. I just act like I’m praying when I have to pray to allah so that I don’t make my parents or my god angry with me. (Yes, I know that god understands my situation and that he is slow to anger.)
 
Dear friend, trust in God. Try explaining to your parents your faith. Pray for God’s help and mercy. Pray that He enlightens your family. Islam is a false religion, it denies Christ as God and His sacrifice. That is a horrible, horrible error. While there may be similarities, remember, Islam is false and heretical. Pray to God, trust in Him. And, dear friend, remember us also in your prayers, that God has mercy upon all of us, and that He helps us all to be better.
Do not be deceived by the Quran. Do not accept Allah as your God, but the Most Holy Trinity. And accept Christ’s sacrifice. Remember, the world is against God, and Islam is of the world. Christ is our strenght, our hope. And we also have our dear Mother Mary. Ask for her protection and her prayers for yourself, your family and all of us.
God be with you, and remember, stand fast in our Lord. Without Christ, we are nothing. Talk with your parents with love and humility, but with deep trust and firmness in your trust and love towards Christ.
 
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