Khaberni - Famous British rapper Central Cee "Central Cee" announced during a live broadcast on social media platforms his conversion to Islam, affirming that this decision represents the beginning of a new phase in his personal and spiritual life.
The 25-year-old rapper, amidst congratulations from his friends, said: "I have changed my name and pronounced the Shahada, I am now Muslim."
With this announcement, he put an end to the speculations about his religion that he had never officially disclosed before.
In his live broadcast, the rapper expressed his feelings toward this transformation, stating that it was a personal decision stemming from his deep convictions and his desire to seek inner peace and closeness to God.
Central Cee confirmed that converting to Islam is a starting point to positively change the course of his life.
Central Cee, a prominent member of the "Band for Band," mentioned that he has adopted a new name linked to his Islamic faith, although he has not officially disclosed it yet.
This announcement received widespread interaction on social media platforms, where a large number of followers expressed their astonishment given that Central Cee had never previously disclosed his religion or spiritual inclinations.
The public shared clips from the live broadcast with supportive and encouraging comments, expressing their appreciation for his personal decision.
"Central Cee" is one of the leading rap stars in the United Kingdom and the world, having gained wide fame for his distinctive style and realistic lyrics, which made the announcement of his conversion to Islam resonate significantly in the artistic and media circles.
Central Cee was born on June 4, 1998, in London to an English mother and a Guyanese and Chinese father, experiencing his parents' separation at the age of seven.
He grew up with his mother and younger brother in Shepherd's Bush, West London.
His music career began with his appearance in the series "Fire in the Streets" in 2014, officially taking off with the remix of the song Ain't On Nuttin in January 2015. However, the song "Day in the Life" released on June 14, 2020, propelled him to the top of the British drill music scene, establishing him as an undisputed star in this musical genre.
