In my opinion, it's funny how some people are trying to take religion out of the equation. Because after all, if you take religion out of the equation, why else would a hindu-Muslim marriage be objectionable or problematic??Are you merely concerned about cultural differences? Worrying about what religion one's children are going to have in such a situation is really a moot point..after all someone who chooses to ignore that their religion doesn't sanctify their marriage is obviously not that bothered about religion anyway.
As someone else earlier commented, this union can only work if both spouses are fairly secular or non practising, otherwise such a marriage is not even going to take place.
i know a girl who wants to marry a hindu guy and he wants to marry her, BUT they keep breaking up on the issue of how to raise their children. He wants them to be devout Hindus and she wants them to be Muslim (although she has very questionable practices when it comes to Islam).
Bollywood movies are total bull**** and really do not portray a smidgen of reality so it's pointless trying to emulate it in real life.
Regardless of any "intellectual" spin on things, a muslim cannot marry a hindu, period. It will not be a marriage, but simply conjugal partners who have perfomed a ceremony which is not marriage.
I never said such marriage is allowed in Islam. But that doesnt make it unsucessful. I know people who are happily married like that. Yes it's not a valid Islamic marriage, but it's still marriage.
I really don't see why others have issues with what SRK does with his life or anyone for that matter. If he's commiting zina or whatever, thats between him and God. No one else should be judging him.
Uh when you live your life publicly especially knowing when you can influence so many people...then it sure as hell isnt' a private matter.
Is it his fault that people are so influenced by him? You can't blame him if someone is getting all his morals from SRk and other celebs. People need to use their own brains.
Honestly, if people want to do it, its their perogative. I may not be religious, but I wouldn't be comfortable with idols in my home, and my kids growing up thinking its ok to worship idols in a muslim home.
I don't think I could marry anyone from another religion. Men who do it, are often men who aren't close to their religion, or at least don't seem to be bothered if their kids don't take after their religion when they grow up.
'Sanatam Dharm' are Hindu's who pray to idols and then there are 'Arya Samaj' Hindu's who do not pray to idols. The same is the difference between Catholics & protestants.
Most educated Indians are pretty open minded about religion, of-course exceptions are there.
Coming back to the topic - 'love is blind', reasoning & thinking does not come in play, only emotions & passion.
Love is blind?
Relationship evolves with passage of time, someone delibrately plays with fire thinking they r in control only come to regret later after get burnt.
I have niece crying day and night for a love she herself know From start is not going to work.
She fooled herself calling it just a casual friendship and now lost control of her feeling.
its wrong a muslim man cannot marry a non-muslim at all.
and if u talk about girls in islam marriny to a non-muslim they are WAJIB-UL-KATAL but people dont even care of such things now.......
^ There are still 'People of the Book' around such as orthodox Jews and certain Christians would also fall into this category, it's wrong to say a Muslim man can't marry non-Muslims at all..
Muslim/Hindu unions definitely can work sometimes, esp if one or both partners is not really practising (btw there is the concept of a 'lapsed Muslim', one who doesn't pray due to laziness or whatever is not considered to be out of the fold of Islam)..
We know a Muslim guy married to a Hindu girl and they are still going strong after about 6yrs of marriage despite him losing his job in the recession and having to move abroad, neither he nor his parents or the girl are particularly into their religion (don't know about her parents) so I guess there isn't much to fight about where all that stuff is concerned..
Islamically of course the marriage isn't valid but that doesn't mean that particular union isn't working..
the lady to which ever religion she belongs didnt recite kalma so she is not a muslim no nikha is valid for that man so through islamic point of view its not right and muslim man cant marry non muslim ......!and if he does he is going against Allah will.
