Should This Muslim Lady Marry Her Catholic Boyfriend?

Her boyfriend is catholic and she loves him very much. He's asked her to marry him and she have agreed, but there is a problem; she is a 'conc' muslim and her parents are strict they would almost kill her if she says she want to marry a Christian and a Catholic to make matters worse.

She and her boyfriend are deeply in love and her boyfriend's parents also don't approve of their relationship. She is now in a fix.  Should she follow her parents and honor them because she loves them, or follow her heart and marry the man she loves without her parents' blessings?

I don't think the girl you're talking about is conc enough as a muslim cos if she really is there is no way she would end up with a catholic boy

Love is alot YES but we can't ignore other things.
The catholic and muslim stuff are two worlds apart. Even in the christaindom there are still discrimination let alone ,
Anyway, i hear there's this new religion - Chrislam where couples like you guys worship.

Dynamite, you can't just "not care" about your parents consent.
Marriage isnt just ,marrying a person but also marrying into the person's family.
So they both have got to care unless "dem go hear am"

LISTEN MATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Every muslim will always say that it should never happen not just because of their religeous beliefs but also of their cultural beliefs of losing one of their own to an infidel. (this can also happen the other way around) THE TRUTH IS,

God would never want anything bad to happen to us and neither would he want us to suffer. This would also include leaving your dreams behind because of a culture and settling in for a less fitting option because "society says so".

LOVE WORKS IN MYSTERIOUS WAYS and if there is true love in your relationship then nothing can stand in your way, the only time it (religeon) will become a problem is if you are both set in your beliefs and start trying to convert eachother. If you respect eachother's beliefs, tolerate the things you disagree with and you truely love eachother then your love will flourish like any other relationship - regardless of background. Is religeon a problem in your relationship at the moment? has it been in the past? and if so - then to what extent? a conversation and debate is ok but arguing who is right may not help.

You both love God right? be his name Allah, Jehovah, Jah, Krishna or buddha this will not stop you from hugging him before you go to bed each night. The fact you both love God is a good thing and makes you both humble.

Personally i think it would be better than marrying in your own. A muslim girl dedicates herself to her husband unlike any other culture so he knows you would never cheat, lie, steal or plan things behind his back which is the culture for alot of western women. On the flip side: traditional muslim men treat their wives as housewives - almost like objects. so the love and support he is willing to give you cannot be easily found in your culture either. - if he loves you - the thought of you being under loved by someone else should make the hairs on his back stand upright.

Both of your cultures are amazing, beautiful and there are loads and loads you can learn from eachother about life, if you go deep into it you may just find a few things you see christian do that muslims should too and vice versa. your differences can easily add spice to things and make you better people in general.

Love is the most powerful emotion on earth. With it you can do ANYTHING. don't let it society hold you back, judge your future from your past. the only thing that should matter in this situation is that you are both happy.


I am a christian who is madly in love with a muslim and she feels the same way for me too. Our whole relationship was filled with "what shall we do" when we fell in love. a few years have since passed and we have decided to marry. we are unbelieveably young and her parents are unbelievably strict so we have alot of hiding it and waiting in our hands but its our final decision. not many people are willing to go through what we are, but we were destined and we will fight for as long as it takes and against all odds. i don't see many couples as in love as we are and our relationship has surpassed many of our friends same religeon relationships because the love we have is pure and true.

that's her choice

wish them luck in as much as no fatwa is issued on the man

should we really be talking abt this?