What should Han people pay attention to when they can join Islam? Is there any procedure ~ I hope to make it clear ~

Islam is based on knowing and obeying God, not on loving my house and my dog for the sake of love-that's not true faith. At the same time, Islam is not just a religion, it contains a unique lifestyle and a series of values. Moreover, some norms that many Muslims currently agree with, such as polygamy, stoning, and hatred of the United States and Jews, are controversial in modern society. I hope you have thought about all these problems. If your answer is still that you are willing to convert, then the procedure is simple: please visit the Imam (Grand Imam) in any mosque and tell him your knowledge of Islam and your willingness to convert. He will teach you some points for attention in Muslim life and the practice of worship, and arrange for you to take a big bath at the right time (similar to bathing) and take you to recite the truth in the presence of other Muslims. Since then, you have been a Muslim. Theoretically speaking, it is the same to convert anywhere, but due to the national conditions, converting in the mosque will help you claim the rights as a Muslim in your future life. Finally, I hope you can keep in touch with the mosque and the Muslims in this square after your conversion. Muslims are a flesh-and-blood whole. In addition, choosing Islam does not mean cutting off contact with parents and friends. On the contrary, you should be a more noble person, practice Islamic ethics and establish a good image of Muslims according to the requirements of Islam. In life (such as diet), you may have conflicts with your family. At this time, you may wish to wronged yourself temporarily and never have disputes with your elders. To convert to Islam is to convert to God, not to convert to Arabia, not to convert to polygamy, and not to convert to the Taliban. You might as well take it easy when facing negative news. "Han Muslims" is a group that easily attracts people's attention. In life, they can downplay their special status, communicate with people inside and outside the church with a normal heart, and be more tolerant and tolerant when they meet unfriendly people. Finally, a warning (strong tone, don't get angry): you will have to give up most of the Han tradition, and you will be a foreigner, even though your ID card still says Han nationality, please consider it carefully. The person you like is Hui people. What should you pay attention to? You might as well ask her directly. Mutual communication can promote feelings.