"Long before any thought that Islam might become my own faith entered my mind, I began to feel an unwonted humility whenever I saw, as I often did, a man standing barefoot on his prayer rug, or on a straw mat, or on the bare earth, with his arms folded over his chest and his head lowered, entirely submerged within himself, oblivious of what was going on around him, whether it was in a mosque or on the sidewalk of a busy street: a man at peace with himself."
[ Leopold Weiss (Muhammad Asad)]
!["Long before any thought that Islam might become my own faith entered my mind, I began to feel an unwonted humility whenever I saw, as I often did, a man standing barefoot on his prayer rug, or on a straw mat, or on the bare earth, with his arms folded over his chest and his head lowered, entirely submerged within himself, oblivious of what was going on around him, whether it was in a mosque or on the sidewalk of a busy street: a man at peace with himself."
[ Leopold Weiss (Muhammad Asad)]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_sbyToidt5nOrtl8S8GnH_z0rXW-PAombtr7fKuLh-oGMTGGGQc53fh8lGi4kjaLe__oAEDGPtPjUbejGvwnbL22Clml2DM9t0tiZhxi-7ASMUQQcUk_tAn9fbB1u0gxestAJJ3CNvJnAWKFxFxBVPApRdbXKiJoQMI7Tbi5TswUw=s0-d)
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