German philosopher converts to Islam

A German philosopher has converted to Islam after a Muslim youth attracts him with his good behavior.
Andreas Kamps is a German philosopher who had traveled to Egypt six years ago and made acquaintance with an Egyptian youth. The young Egyptian’s good conduct attracted the German philosopher such that he decided to convert to Islam.

His acquaintance with Hassan, the Egyptian young man returns back to the time when Andreas Kamps was in a mosque and saw Hassan saying his prayers. Andreas Kamps takes a photo of Hassan, and apologizes for that. Hassan replies with a smile that “I am happy that I worship my God,” and engages in a talk with Andreas Kamps.

He tells Hassan that how could he be friends with Andreas Kamps while he was not a Muslim. “You are a servant of God, and I am bound to the best conduct with you,” replies Hassan. They made friends and Andreas Kamps is attracted more and more in Hassan’s social conduct. He sees that Hassan helps people for winning their happiness. Andreas Kamps shows an interest to become like Hassan. After two years, Andreas Kamps asks Hassan help him to know more about Islam and learn Quran and Arabic.

Hassan helps him. In the course of his studies, Andreas Kamps finds out that Islam’s message to followers is to extend mercy and love on the humans, and he believed that this was the best ever message a religion could have for its followers. Andreas Kamps decides to convert to Islam, since he wanted to spend his best times of life with his Muslim friends.