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fatima
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Bismillah irrahman irrahim Assalamu alaikum If i was the friend of this sister, i would ask her how serious is she and how sincere is she to her religion? no offense intended here sis, just read ur post, the guy dont believe in God but will pretend to believe just to be with her and she be happy with that? sister ur friend's compromise on her beliefs is starting right from here, Allah swt knows the deepest secrets of hearts, Allah swt knows that for this person who is athiest for the moment a person could be more important than God bcos he dont believe in God. but for a believing muslimah how has this person bcome more important than her lord? im sure there are many muslims this sister will find more suitable than this person, we all get so much confused in this word love, what is it? how did it start between these two people, im sure by talking to the person and by being with him, is that allowed in Islam u think sis, please tell ur friend dont base decision of ur life on something which does not even come in mightb allowed area. sis we need to consider the fact that this life dont go on us liking or disliking some thing, the ayah where Allah swt tells us 'Fighting is enjoined on you, and it is an object of dislike to you; and it may be that you dislike a thing while it is good for you, and it may be that you love a thing while it is evil for you, and Allah knows, while you do not know' (2:116). this ayah is although for jihad but we can use it in general sense too. wassalam
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ASHI
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Salaam thank u all for providing ur views...yes of course it is risky to get married to a guy who is converting just for the sake of the girl....as i told you he doesn't believe in any God presenlty..... but wot if he converts n doesnt have any problem if the children r raised as muslims....he truly loves the girl...at least this seems to be for sure... |
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Abeer23
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As salamu alaikum. Hmm, this guy seems risky if you ask me. The sister should continue to make da'wa for him. If he converts, then he does so for the good of his own soul and Allah azza wa jalla will reward her for her efforts. But I wouldn't advise her to consider marrying this man. If he's only converting for the sake of marriage just imagine the problems she'll face trying to raise muslim children. It will be close to impossible. I just can't imagine anything worst than being a muslimah and giving birth to unbelieving children. Ma'adh allah! Salaam |
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Khadija1021
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Assalmau Alaikum Sister ASHI, a Msulimah is only allowed to married a brother who is good with him deen due to the role he plays in her life. No one is allowed to enter Islam simply because they want to get married. The Shahadah made by a person without sincerety is not accpeted by Allah so how can a sister accept that person as a husband? Allah Hafiz Sister Khadija |
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Say: 'My prayer and my rites, my living and my dying, are for Allah alone, the Lord of all the worlds. (Qur'an, 6:162)
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fatima
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Bismillah irrahman irrahim Assalamu alaikum sis this is very slippery slope, u need to tell the other sister to be careful, im sure u must of heard the hadith Narrated 'Umar bin Al-Khattab: I heard Allah's Apostle saying, "The reward of deeds depends upon the intentions and every person will get the reward according to what he has intended. So whoever emigrated for worldly benefits or for a woman to marry, his emigration was for what he emigrated for. there is another hadith which is about having intention only for sake of ur lord, i cant remember it fully but i will paraphrase it and Allah swt guide me and forgive me for my mistake. Sayyidina Muhammad (saw) said that on day of Judgement a martyr will go infront of Allah swt and will say that Ya Rab, I followed and struggled on your path and was killed, Allah swt will say to him, you did not do it for me, u wanted to be known as a martyr so the angels of hell are being told to take him to hellfire. If some one wants to revert nothing can be better than this but intention should be for sake of our dear lord. this sister needs to consider being in different religions ur ways of life are different, thinking, habbits and every thing, if someone is giving it up for u, then they might want u to give up some things too, what if it is that is part of ur religions? just remember for sake of another human u can only go uptill one point but if it is for ur lord then Alhamdulillah. what if he becomes a muslim and they still dont end up being married, what if it dont work out after the marriage, is he going to leave islam, there are alot of things to think about sis, just say to the guy read bout Islam and then with this thought that u reverting dont necessarily mean we getting married in the end and if u still want to come to Islam then Alhamdulillah nothing better than that Allah swt says in Quran 'Who has created death and life that He may test you which of you is best in deed.' this life is not even worth wing of fly in sight of our dear lord, it is said that if a person lives 60 years then thats merely 3 secs r mins of the day of Judgement, our sights should be living this life for next to please Allah swt, just think for a while which one u rather have wassalam |
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ASHI
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Salaam, well...tell u wot??? the guy is willing to convert....the thing is..he is already an atheist, though his parents r hindu. He doesnt believe in the existence of God it seems..but he is willing to convert for my friend's sake..is this correct?? but it wud still hurt both of their parents...wot do u guys feel..??? |
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ASHI
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well thanks 4 all ur advices....i too have conveyed the same 2 her... i dont think this is possible...i mean he converting or his parents or her parents accepting... lets hp 4 the best... |
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herjihad
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Bismillah, It is easy to tell people not to do a thing. It is hard to imagine that they will listen all of the time. We need to give the young Muslim sisters guidance they can really follow in THEIR lives. I stress THEIR because they are not going to take advice which doesn't help them. They will just ignore it. However, if they have muhram men involved in their lives and really taking care of their responsibilities, then they don't have to worry about the following "alone with a guy" advice . Sisters, never meet with your male friend, no matter how dear he seems to you, alone in a secluded place. Can you do that without being too wierd? Well, maybe you can't for one reason: Cars. Getting to and from a place often involves getting rides from people, and that might seem hard to you to not go because only a guy can give you a ride. And most likely the guy is fine and there is nothing to worry about. Well, still I advise against it. But if you are going to ignore that: Always get his full name, phone number, registration, car color and make, his home phone number and address. Write this down along with where you are going and when you will be back and give it to your other friend that will check to be sure you are where you are supposed to be and that you arrived safely. And if something bad happens TO you, TELL. Also, when you befriend someone and he says that he just wants to be friends and he continues to say that, well, sisters, it may not be true. People cherish love in their hearts for years and don't reveal it unless they think the other person feels the same way. For your friend who loves a Hindu: Will he convert for you? Will your family or his family ever accept your marriage? Think about the realities of life, like how will you raise the children, Hindu or Muslim? Look in the sister's section under questions for possible spouse, something like that, that Ummziba posted. There are many more pertinent things for your friend to consider. Love is a flame and may burn out with all of the wind the answers to these questions generate! Edited by herjihad |
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Al-Hamdulillah (From a Married Muslimah) La Howla Wa La Quwata Illa BiLLah - There is no Effort or Power except with Allah's Will.
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