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Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...Why wouldn't I start that? This is one of the reasons she broke up with him. If she converts to Hinduism, she'll get her man back and it'll do her religion a favour. Everybody wins.(Original post by amenhotep)
Don't start that.
Very few 'real' anythings exist, in that case. -
Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...Where did you get that from ??(Original post by Demius)
You're not really a muslim if you've been having sex before marriage, that too with a Hindu.
Convert to Hinduism, it's a-ok
again i have good muslim friends and spoken with them about this before. sex outside marriage is wrong, immoral etc but it does not take you outside the fold of Islam.
Best to repent and seek forgiveness as god is all-forgiving. what's done is done, you cant change that. but you can repent and move on.
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Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...I'm not.(Original post by amenhotep)
Don't turn it into a race thing (if you are). It's the same in many cases in Europe, still, and Chinese, and Africans and Australians.
I just notice it happens a lot in Asians.
People from Peshawar aren't allowed to marry people from Karachi...
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Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...The 'least worst' situation would be to stay together and 'retain' your faiths. That way, both sets of parents are equally displeased, but not one set could have been.(Original post by Nutta!)
We both aren't religious at all. Its the parent issue, both sides of the family are the same... oh well. I have to be careful who I get with in future.
Maybe look at another faith altogether, or better still start a new one (PM me for ideas). This would be fairest for parents who think their grandkids are doomed to hell/unfortunate reincarnation or anything else. Okay, maybe I'm pushing it. -
Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...I dunno about that. But maybe it's because the 'Asians' you know are also religious and/or have a caste/class/tribal mindset.(Original post by *MJ*)
I'm not.
I just notice it happens a lot in Asians.
People from Peshawar aren't allowed to marry people from Karachi...
Mind you, I wouldn't let my daughter marry a scouser! -
Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...Im guna let it lie, I just have spent a big chapter of my life with him.(Original post by amenhotep)
The 'least worst' situation would be to stay together and 'retain' your faiths. That way, both sets of parents are equally displeased, but not one set could have been.
Maybe look at another faith altogether, or better still start a new one (PM me for ideas). This would be fairest for parents who think their grandkids are doomed to hell/unfortunate reincarnation or anything else. Okay, maybe I'm pushing it.
If he did love me, he'll come back. -
Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...You still are a Muslim if you believe in the shahadah (declaration of faith) and 7 beliefs of Islam.(Original post by Nutta!)
thats why i typed "supposed to be" muslim.
I dont know where ppl get all this Your not a Muslim crap from if you dont follow every aspect of religion.
you can still be gay/ have sex b4 marriage ect and be a Muslim/ you may not be a good one but you still are if you believe in the above.
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Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...(Original post by Demius)
'Supposedly a muslim' quoted verbatim. I'm not preaching, I'm just offering a solution based on the evidence,
No you aren't preaching at all, but I hate people who go arund saying they are muslim when they aren't practising. Actually im atheist, however my family are muslim. -
Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...She doesn't believe in Hinduism either, though.(Original post by Demius)
Convert? The only thing you'll be losing is your religion, which you're 'supposedly' believing in.
Religions are like a club aren't they, and there's brownie points for whoever canbrainwashrecruit a new member, by whatever means. -
Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...Well it's hardly a solution especially if youre giving out false information, like sex before marriage does not make you a muslim.(Original post by Demius)
'Supposedly a muslim' quoted verbatim. I'm not preaching, I'm just offering a solution based on the evidence,
You still are a muslim albeit one who has done wrong. so best to repent, move on. Life is too short to mess around.... -
Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...Yeah but you can still remember it.. doesn't mean you know it means etc. I have forgotten a lot of things and dont believe in it.(Original post by _xAnonymous)
You still are a Muslim if you believe in the shahadah (declaration of faith) and 7 beliefs of Islam.
I dont know where ppl get all this Your not a Muslim crap from if you dont follow every aspect of religion.
you can still be gay/ have sex ect and be a Muslim/ you may not be a good one but you still are if you believe in the above.
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Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...'She'll do her religion a favour' - what exactly do you mean by that?(Original post by Demius)
Why wouldn't I start that? This is one of the reasons she broke up with him. If she converts to Hinduism, she'll get her man back and it'll do her religion a favour. Everybody wins.
Why the hell should SHE convert? Why should she change her beliefs for a man?
OP I feel so bad for you
I know how you feel. At the end of the day, it wasn't mean to be. If he had realised this before then he shouldn't have let it go on for so long, that's just really out of order. Don't worry, you willl find another guy who will introduce you to his family (instead of having to hide you from them) and you won't have any of this constant hassle, it'll be a much easier relationship. Obviously now it won't feel like it, but don't worry you WILL find someone else, someone better suited for you
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Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...you dont have to be practicing to be muslim. there are many who sin but obviously are still muslim. for you not to be muslim, you have to commit a major sin. like not to believe in one god, Allah. etc(Original post by Nutta!)
No you aren't preaching at all, but I hate people who go arund saying they are muslim when they aren't practising. Actually im atheist, however my family are muslim.
so not all muslims are practicing....
again i know all this from good muslim friends of mine. Very nice people who have helped me alot. -
Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...Thats why im kinda annoyed, he was the one so adamant that it would be something aka marriage tc.. its hit him properly recently. Whereas I knew it would be dead end... but at least i spent a bit of my life with him.(Original post by Wild Thing)
'She'll do her religion a favour' - what exactly do you mean by that?
Why the hell should SHE convert? Why should she change her beliefs for a man?
OP I feel so bad for you
I know how you feel. At the end of the day, it wasn't mean to be. If he had realised this before then he shouldn't have let it go on for so long, that's just really out of order. Don't worry, you willl find another guy who will introduce you to his family (instead of having to hide you from them) and you won't have any of this constant hassle, it'll be a much easier relationship. Obviously now it won't feel like it, but don't worry you WILL find someone else, someone better suited for you
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Re: why muslim and hindu relationships are hard...I dont believe in Allah anymore(Original post by 1chunk)
you dont have to be practicing to be muslim. there are many who sin but obviously are still muslim. for you not to be muslim, you have to commit a major sin. like not to believe in one god, Allah. etc
so not all muslims are practicing....
again i know all this from good muslim friends of mine. Very nice people who have helped me alot.
I know how you feel. At the end of the day, it wasn't mean to be. If he had realised this before then he shouldn't have let it go on for so long, that's just really out of order. Don't worry, you willl find another guy who will introduce you to his family (instead of having to hide you from them) and you won't have any of this constant hassle, it'll be a much easier relationship. Obviously now it won't feel like it, but don't worry you WILL find someone else, someone better suited for you 