Egyptian men or Muslim men: Would you marry out of your religion or race?

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saydaly hawa mosh la2e eldawa

1)yes i would
2)because i like foreign girls
3)i do not care,,,its up to me
4)it does not matter,,,i will love her any way

M&U

Aldonbonn...best answer for me.

No offense to anyone I dont think people should convert religion for marriage but change because they believe in it...I think its not fair to the person and to the religion.

Sultan Shalfat the Adventurer

1. I wouldn't out of my religion (race ok of course). Only because I can't see my kids not being Muslims. Anything else can be managed

2. If I did, I don't expect her to convert.

3. My family would accept yes, they are fun :)

4. I don't expect conversion, it is totally up to her, no one can force someone to believe in something.

So practically it is not a good idea for a religious Muslim to marry other than Muslim woman. It is not fair for him or for the other woman or for their future kids.

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Aster

Out of Race yes
Out of religion I won't search for something like that but if it happened by chance I won't ask her to change her religion but I'll make sure to educate her about my religion, and she should be a believer in God and the messengers and the holy books, and she should agree that the kids become Muslims even if I died, she has to raise them as Muslims. So since it's that complicated I don't think I'd go for it

warpedhybrid

my husband did. I'm still crazy about him and he is so sweet and loving to me 8 years later. I think he would love it if I became a muslim, but at the same time he realizes that it must be something from within myself to want to do that. I was presbyterian when I met him and now I'm just spiritual and not religious. Buddhism is what I'm trying to follow...his family wouldn't have accepted his decision but he did it anyway. And they're certainly not inspiring me to want to partake of their faith. Anyway, I think time will tell and he has left this matter of conversion up to his God and loves me regardless. Am so thankful for that. He's one thing I can't live without!

MuslimRose~Amira

i would ,if i found the man of my dreams.

Yaz

-I can not sure if i would
-maybe and I wouldn't force her.
-mine would mind.
-I only answered u VERY VERY short answers cuz this needs lots lf explanation and it depends on a lot of things I can't really answer it on here

sistablu...Maat

Answering on behalf of my Egyptian husband while I stand over him with a rather large pair of scissors.........lol.

Yes,he did marry an Australia agnostic because he loves her.

Me saying, I chose to revert to Islam because I found in it something that had been missing from my life.

My reverting to Islam was not expected and came as a total surprise to him who was the last to find out.

Both of us saying that our marriage is totally accepted and I know I that I'm much loved by his family as he is by mine.

If anything has changed it has only been for the better,as neither of us ever thought we would find such a great soulmate and partner and on the last week of our 2nd honeymoon I can only say things have never been sweeter and ...................I totally adore the man!

About the scissors.....just jokin!

Saudi Hotgirl

Of course race and religion doesn't matter to me.Religious and racial differences are nothing to me.
Of course not religion is a personal belief and not something which should be forced upon somebody.
Yes my family just wants me to be happy and be with somebody I am comfortable with they aren't religious fanatics or racists.
If you force somebody to convert, then its not true love because you don't love him for the person he is.

Hope

I know this q is for Egyptian men but i want to answer too pls.

So, i ve known a lot of my friends, (Muslims and Christians) who have married from a different race and religion. Their families were all against in the beginning, which is understandable, since all parents and families hold their son's interest at first place and they fear that their happiness will be jeopardized by going outside the norm. But those MEN were actually MEN enough to face all the difficulties and face society and their families and show everybody that they loved and respected their partners and actually made things work out.... (the only condition here is that they really loved them and respected them).

As for conversion, if u truly accept this person as she, is u wud not ask her to convert and neither would she be forced to do so.

So the bottom line is... men or true MEN wud have no problem if they wish to marry outside their race and religion and face up to all the problems that might arise fm the situation.

EDIT: after reading my answer i need to clarify sthg, when i referred to Christian men who married outside their religion i didn't mean marrying Muslim women cos that is against our faith and is not allowed as to why, i believe u asked that q before and many gave u the correct answer that Allah swt wanted to protect women from their husbands who might force them to leave their religion and practice theirs..... and one last thing, some things in a religion whatever that religion maybe are not and should not be debated like the above mentioned eg. cos Allah swt knows best.

wanted ??????

i can see from my experience hence i am leaving abroad most of the Egyptian man married from non Muslim ,after marriage his women converted to Islam bz its the right religion and feeding your soul and the non Muslim looking for this but the most importanent things that how you present the Islam and for the women i not converted i think after some time they are separated bz the man from inside he was hope that she will change after marriage and for sure he would like his kids to race up with mother Muslim

LivÃ¡n

Well I borned catholic, but if he make me crazy.......may be, although I believe he should convert to Catolicism too, perhaps we can have both religions, marry in two ways and know and learn both, because when you love somebody you love the same that he loves.
IÂ´m not worried for the people, I have freedom, open mind.

Moroccan girl

id never marry out of my religion... on eway ticket to hell that is. but race no boundries... its forbidden to be racist. i mean allah said he made us from one soul male and female into tribes that we should know one another. meaning we would mix not remain segregated as we are now.
come one people more mixing... like soup hehehehe
well my brother is married to a japanese muslim girl, my other brother is married to an iraqi girl... and i may be marrying an egyptian. and we are moroccan. :)

Nna g

theres a chance i might marry out of my race or religion but not Muslim.

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