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If a non-Jew [ex-Muslim] is working with the Beit Din for an Orthodox Conversion to Judaism, is he still considered to be a Noahide as he does not yet have a status of being Jewish?

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  • With respect to what?
    – shmosel
    Jun 27 at 0:39
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    There is no conversion to "Noahide". Noahides are self-proclaimed. They simply state they obey the 7 Noahide laws. However, to be recognized by Judaism as such, they must make a declaration before 3 judges. See wikinoah.org/en/index.php/How_to_become_a_Noahite
    – Maurice Mizrahi
    Jun 27 at 0:54
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    Sorry I mean conversion to Judaism not Noahidism. If a non-Jew is in the process of converting to Judaism are they still considered a Noahide?
    – Sujin
    Jun 27 at 0:59
  • Considered Noahide by Jews? Not automatically. See my link above.
    – Maurice Mizrahi
    Jun 27 at 1:00
  • Yes, unless a person converts, they may be a Noahide.
    – Turk Hill
    Jun 27 at 1:19

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