yassu says: February 27, 2015 at 4:11 pm
salam im an arabic muslim girl n i love an indian sikh man; we love each other so much but many problems faced us like distance culture religion…; my family can accept all but my parent will not allow me to marry with a non-muslim man 🙁 ; plz advise me n tell me what can i do? -Yassu
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Hi Yassu
I suggest you that you must go for the court marriage. Your happiness and liberty is most important.You have a complete authority to choose your life partner.Take legal advise and marry your dream guy as soon as possible.My best wishes are always with you.
HI YASSU,
My personal thought is every has freedom to lives there life in own way, no matter what religion says happyness is important by thinking religion we cant kills our happyness if you think he really love you and keep you happy and cordanating or respect of your religion …………
my sugessition is go ahead without thinking
but respect your both religion both visit gurudwara and mosque ………..
this is very good solution
Hii Yasu!
First of all Quran never said that a Muslim girl cannot marry a non muslim,it prohibited the marrage of a Muslim (men or female) with a polytheist.
According to Quran, Muslim religion is strictly Montheism.That Quran forbids the marrage of Muslims with polytheists.At that time there were only Christians and Jewish
who were the only believers of One God.So it stated that a Muslim can marry a Christan or a Jew.(both of the religion are montheism.Sikhism is also Montheism (believing in One God) but it came up in 15th centry,that is why it was not stated in Quran.
So it makes us no different
Hence a Muslim girl can marry a Sikh guy.
Love and Blessings from Karman Singh
Hi Deepak,
How are you planning to get married? Court, Hindu wedding or Islamic Nikaah?
Hey yassu!…
I am an indian guy and not even Sikh but I love a Muslim arab girl. I wanna marry her soo much but the main thing is Race, culture, Color, Religion, doesn’t matter if you both guys love each other just go for it .. I hope I am not that late to suggest you .. I wish you very happy life 🙂
Hi Deepak,
How are you planning to get married? Court, Hindu wedding or Islamic Nikaah?
Im Sikh and I think you should respect your parents desicision and not marry out of faith it won’t work because I married a Christian women and we fight every day and night my children are not religious. Expect for one who is in love with the devil thats how bad things are he tryed to stab me once but I’m to big so had to control him. Me and my wife are separated now I’m married to a Sikh lady now she is the love of my life. The regret I have is that she is not the mother of my children life would been lovely if I saw her first. Don’t make the same mistake I did it will only lead to pain and suffering for you.
Reply at https://www.interfaithshaadi.org/?p=10630
Hey yassu, i am a sikh boy dating a muslim girl she is from morocco please update me on your situation maybe i can help from my the guy side perspective 🙂
Reply at https://www.interfaithshaadi.org/?p=9972
A sikh boy can marry a girl of any religion. The Aim of marriage is a happy family life.If that aim is being achieved he must go for marriage immediately.People might have learnt the stoy of Buta Singh.At the time of partition of India/ Pakistan, a girl known as Zenab was left in India under the protection of Buta singh’s Sikh family.But Zenab fell in love with Buta singh and decided to get married. and subsequently got married also. But with the decisions of both Govts the girls were to be sent to their own countries. As such Zenab was taken to Pakistan where she was remarried to a Muslim man. Buta singh went Pakistan but was not allowed to meet zenab.Eventually,Buta Singh committed suicide under a train in 50’s As such Buta singh became martyr for his “REAL MOHABAT”But the Thekedars( Contractractors) of religions never allowed to meet two souls who had real love for each other.
Think before you speak
Have you read Rehatnama,Amrit keertan gutka and guru Granth Sahib clearly
Plz dont leave ur religion and ur parents…
I think I will marry and settled with camels. 😀
See the thing is that finally it would be best to get him revertrd but again there are proboems as he is a sikh ….and they too are strict about religion….had he been a hindu…he woud have a free mind as hinduism gvs a lot of freedom….
Those freedom which spoils humanity, spoils nature of life’s, spoils one feelings, etc.. i can keep on going by telling these are the freedoms of hinduism.
U are really a good debatier…U remind me of my frnd Md. Faiz Osama…he’s my best frnd and has quite same views like u….:-D:-D:-D
hmmm. . but its true
they dont no what freedom actually means
Brothers Sikh religion respect all religions,as Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji says NANAK NAAM CHARDI KALA TERE BHAANE SARBAT DA BHALA” .but marriage life is a different matter for a person, I think these depend on you & your lover n your both families .
Hi Yassu,
Mohammed and mac have already given you advise probably similar to that your parents would. As per them, they wish you to marry a Muslim guy and you be his obedient wife, is that acceptable to you?
Are you in Arabia or the West? Are you religious? Are you performing namaz and covering your face? Are you educated? What do you think of other Muslims boys in your college/country? Are you expecting the Sikh to convert to Islam? Please get back to us with little more information for what are you looking for and we could discuss more, thanks.