Is it permissible to embrace Islam without being able to immediately adhere to all its teachings, and while there are some matters that have not yet been fully understood?

One who has read about Islam, become convinced of it, and abstained from its prohibitions is commended. Such a person is encouraged to pronounce the Two Testimonies (Shahadatain) and embrace the religion. It is not a condition to comprehend all the rulings of Islam to enter it; rather, it suffices to have a general belief in the six pillars of faith (Iman) and the five pillars of Islam, as knowledge and conviction gradually increase. Regarding social difficulties, Allah grants a Muslim strength and steadfastness to face challenges, and embracing Islam while committing some sins is far better than remaining in disbelief. A Muslim may conceal their Islam and hide their acts of worship if they fear harm that they cannot endure.