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Posted: 16 years ago
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There is nothing wrong with changing religion, i think that it is the person's choice. I am a Hindhu, married to a Muslim, my mother was a catholic, Dad, a Hindhu and we all lived together with no problems. Our children knew all three religions and they made their choice of which one they wanted to follow but at the same time participated in all whenever we have any prayers, koranic readings or poojas.
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Posted: 16 years ago
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Nowadays intercaste marriages in India is very common. The marriages between people following different religion is becoming more and more common and is not a big issue.
I dont think there is any problem if there is good understanding and love btw the couple.
As the message of each religion is peace and love for all and unity, but its strange when people make divisions in the name of religion. Any person be it hindu, christian or muslim or whatever is creation of God.
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Posted: 16 years ago
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well i know a girl who is 4 years old. her dad is Muslim n her is mom converted from christian to Muslim . now they dont live with each other so the girl lives with her dad n visits her mom on every weekend.so when she go to her mom's house she eats pig n when she is wit her dad, she eats halal food. so the girl doesnt kno wat is her religion.
in these types of marriages, it gets really hard for the children afterwards
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Posted: 16 years ago
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Originally posted by: qtgurl

well i know a girl who is 4 years old. her dad is Muslim n her is mom converted from christian to Muslim . now they dont live with each other so the girl lives with her dad n visits her mom on every weekend.so when she go to her mom's house she eats pig n when she is wit her dad, she eats halal food. so the girl doesnt kno wat is her religion.
in these types of marriages, it gets really hard for the children afterwards


This type of cases are quite common but the basic factor is lack of understanding. As the mother and father of the girl are living separately in above case so the girl may be confused or in problem but if there is mutual understanding in a couple, if the issues regarding religion of children etc are decided before marriage than however such issues generally do not arise. The most important thing in any relationship is love and trust. Without these relationship cant survive for long time whether its arrange marriage, love marriage, inter caste marriage or whatever !
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Posted: 16 years ago
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Originally posted by: gayatri_haters

There is nothing wrong with changing religion, i think that it is the person's choice. I am a Hindhu, married to a Muslim, my mother was a catholic, Dad, a Hindhu and we all lived together with no problems. Our children knew all three religions and they made their choice of which one they wanted to follow but at the same time participated in all whenever we have any prayers, koranic readings or poojas.


Thats good example of diversity and acceptance of each other. Indians are lucky as the environment, constitution and laws give freedom to people to choose thier life partner irrespective of caste or religion.
For people living in other countries, this may not be so common but this unity exist in true sense in India only.
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Posted: 16 years ago
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Originally posted by: mimarain

i found it pretty weird that muslim girl falling for sikh or hindu guy... but as they say as long both boy and girl are happy atleast you can try to be happy for them... i guess this new and now generation we are talking about.... my favorite was the one who both girl and boy struggle thru life and want to have a happy life.. i think the girls name is kiran and boy(can't remember)



y do u say wierd. do hindu/ sikh guyz have 5 noses n 10 ears. they r as normal as muslim guyz. so if a muslim gal falls 4 a non-muslim guy its fine. the imp thing is they both must luv each n tht luv shud trancend all boundaries in the society. thts whn they can b successful.

@ topic poster: there r many cases where a partner has changed his/her religion. its their personal choice. its not rgt 2 comment on tht.
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Posted: 16 years ago
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Originally posted by: aasighazi

In Islam, men and women can only marry a person who has fully converted and devoted themselves to Islam when they convert. For men, the woman can convert after marriage too because the children are deemed to follow their father's religion if he's Muslim. For women, the man has to be converted before they marry because when a woman gives birth, her children should be raised Muslim and if the man has already converted and wholly converted with his heart, the children will follow him. Otherwise, if not, the marriage is deemed null and void according to Islamic Law (Shariah).

That being said, first of all, I believe that everything happens for a reason and God has made somebody for everyone....but we're given the choice to choose which path to follow. If Muslims want to marry people into other religions, they're not really following Islam and their children may or may not be Muslim. It's a big issue for Muslims that they have children who also follow Islam. However, if they are meant to marry this one person who is of another religion, then it'll happen no matter what.


Also, the Quran says that we can marry People of the Book, meaning Christians and Jews only, but the only catch is that they have to convert when they get married.


It's totally hard for people to adapt to a different religion - I've had some friends who got married into other religions and their parents were okay with it - and I also know people who married into different religions and cultures and the children were confused as to what to follow and what traditions they were to supposed to do. They accept both faiths and cultures but it's hard for them to explain when they have their own children, and it keeps going on and on.


Pick up the Quran with English Translation - everything I've written here whether you like reading it or not is all written in there.


At the end of the day, I personally would only marry a Muslim (and someone Indian or Paki) because I want the religion to keep going throughout the generations. But if you want to marry someone who isn't Muslim or who is, it's totally up to you.


Sorry if anything I said offended anyone....I just wanted to clarify some stuff about our religion and marriage.


i agree that in islam its wrong to marry out of your religion and that does not change with what the people want other then that its what you chooose for your self
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Posted: 16 years ago
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Originally posted by: tumhari?


i agree that in islam its wrong to marry out of your religion and that does not change with what the people want other then that its what you chooose for your self


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Posted: 16 years ago
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Originally posted by: *king*



y do u say wierd. do hindu/ sikh guyz have 5 noses n 10 ears. they r as normal as muslim guyz. so if a muslim gal falls 4 a non-muslim guy its fine. the imp thing is they both must luv each n tht luv shud trancend all boundaries in the society. thts whn they can b successful.

@ topic poster: there r many cases where a partner has changed his/her religion. its their personal choice. its not rgt 2 comment on tht.



well i m not saying anything bad abt them. i jus want ppl to share their opinions
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Posted: 16 years ago
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Yes that is the Shariah and The Quranic understanding of Mariages! I agree with u, i personalli cant see my self any other religion besides islam!
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