Sentence examples for compelled to convert from inspiring English sources

Remember, Jews are afraid that Christians feel compelled to convert us.

Some defectors came from such backgrounds, but a number of those who ended up staying in Afghanistan were ethnic Russians, many of whom felt compelled to convert to Islam.

Persian Gulf monarchies pump in funds into new Islamic schools; teachers at the Sorbonne are compelled to convert to Islam; women slowly disappear from the workplace; polygamy becomes legally permissible.

Having arrived at a manner of grasping the reconciliation of the self and the world in history that was common to Christianity and Judaism, Rosenzweig no longer saw himself compelled to convert, and instead committed himself to a return to the Judaism that was his by birth.

In the original account by the Ghent monk Jean de Thilrode in 1294, the Jew was compelled to convert to Christianity, but Villani's account followed that of the later Chronicles of Saint-Denis (1285 1328) which told that the Jew was burned to death for his crime.

But when he marched on Istanbul, he was arrested for inciting rebellion, interrogated and compelled to choose between converting to Islam or being executed.

In recent years, it has generally been the shareholders who have been suing the closed-end funds, trying to compel them to convert to open-end status or to buy back shares.

This includes its own shows and movies – videos that could compel viewers to convert to becoming YouTube Red subscribers.

The history of Jewish cooking in Spain is fraught, to put it mildly, especially after 1492, when Ferdinand and Isabella compelled the Jews to convert or leave the kingdom.

Similar to 2 256, another Madinan verse also informs Prophet Muhammad (SA) that, "..., your only duty is to convey the message (3:20)" not compel people to convert.

Christen and Hindus are forcibly converted into Islam, more than thousand non-Muslim girls are married off to Muslim men or compelled to flee the country.