bi-racial relationships

[Nosherwan]

@Deeba1234

I’m in one, all of my family are ok with it except my brother.. Mixed couples are pretty common in London nowadays, living down here it’s not generally seen as such a big deal as it would be in certain other parts of the country. One of my best friends is Egyptian/Malaysian and more than half the weddings we go to are mixed marriages, all sorts of unusual mixes, Bengali/Turkish, Pakistani/Libyan are two recent ones.. What u don’t see nearly enough of tho is desis marrying black Muslims, I guess it’s the last ‘taboo’, pretty sad when u think about it..

There are certain Pakistani communities that are a lot more conservative, it’s defo easier in London and surrounding areas of the UK to ‘marry out’ than in places like Yorkshire or the Midlands where families generally tend to be more traditional..

What ethnicity did you marry and is he Muslim? If you don’t mind me askin.

If your hubby is a Muslim then with all due respect to your brother he is being a retard.

Who cares about ethnicity and caste and crap? At the end of the day ethnicity just boils down to two differences, that’s language and looks, it would be boring if we all spoke the same language and looked the same, Islam is all that matters.

Mxed race kids are gorgeous coz they inherit the prettiness of both races, like pretty features from one side and nice skin from the other.

It’s like I’m Punjabi-Pashtun and I find Pashtuns have nice hair but Punjabis have sexier features.

I live in the north (though not a predominanatly Paki area) and mixed marriages are quite common up here.

I know a Pashtun girl married to a black brother, so it does happen.

The most mixed Paki marriages I’ve seen are Paki/Arab (north African).

Muslim Ummah is so kool, such a melting pot of different cultures.