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Marrying A Non-Muslim If The Children Are Going To Be Raised As Muslims
Asselamu aleykum,
My question is, can a Muslim marry a non-Muslim (or even a person who is not from Ahl al-Kitab, i.e Zoroastrian, Buddhist, Hindu, or even a Atheist), if one is 100% sure that his progeny is going to be a Muslim.
In other words, is it explicitly prohibited to marry a non-Muslim, or it’s just as Sadd-e-Zaria.
Kindly clarify.
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Marrying A Non-Muslim If The Children Are Going To Be Raised As Muslims
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According to Ghamidi sb, relaxation was given to Muslim men when they were in power. Today, the situation is not exact. He believes even Muslim men shouldn’t marry Ahle Kitab women in these conditions. plz see Discussion 41462
On a side note, how can you be sure about it?
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For detailed comments of Ghamidi Sahab on Intersect and Interfaith marriages, please refer to the following responses:
Discussion 39978 • Reply 40038
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