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i understand but do you think they will marry non muslims??? even if few of them will marry then there will b very few in numbers
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i understand but do you think they will marry non muslims??? even if few of them will marry then there will b very few in numbers
I see Pakistanis are really shocked that in Tunisia it is legal for women to marry whoever they want now...
What if your daughters marry a chinese guy who is a Taoist, Buddhist or even worse- an Atheist? Won't you be happy about that guys? After all China is the iron brother of Pakistan etc.
Not allowed in Islam, this move may backfire and will creates rifts in Tunisian society.
Yeah but restriction is bit softer for Muslim men since they can marry Ahlul-Kitaab.it is not restricted to woman but same applies to Muslim man too.
So Tunisia is not an Islamic state then ?Religion and State Laws...are two different things in Tunisia.
Religion and State Laws...are two different things in Tunisia.
But why not? Who said they cannot? Are they not individuals with free will?
@jamahir @Peshwa @Well.wisher
Well, a Muslim man is allowed to marry a ahl-e- Kitaab.Though, the many famous Bollywood actors and Khans have married (not married in the light of Islam) a non ahl e Kitaab.it is not restricted to woman but same applies to Muslim man too.
A Pakistani Muslim woman will most probably never marry a non-Muslim in general let alone their Parents deny them to a non-Muslim.I see Pakistanis are really shocked that in Tunisia it is legal for women to marry whoever they want now...
What if your daughters marry a chinese guy who is a Taoist, Buddhist or even worse- an Atheist? Won't you be happy about that guys? After all China is the iron brother of Pakistan etc.
Funny enough I agree. The thing is that religion itself is a quite patriarchal, something most women nowadays resent I suppose . So in this case its difficult for a pious religious woman not to be totally submissive to the man and agree to whatever religion imposes on a woman that it doesn't on a man. So if you want to follow religion as a woman you also have to follow its teachings/rules as well(even if those rules are unfair in the modern word)No, because men pretty much almost always dominate the family. If the father decides he wants his son to be a non Muslim like him, he'll be able to relatively easily due to his position of power. He will also be able to enforce his ideology onto his wife. Therefore, we do not permit our women to marry men of different religions. It isn't misogynistic, it's the way things work.
Lol why are you surprised? Human beings in general( 'the pious religious ones included') have always valued wealth, social status and the well being of themselves and that of their family over religion. Thats a fact, eventhough some of them like to use some silly excuses to justify this. Lol.Some of the hypocrites in this thread sitting in sweden and canada don't hesitate to take advantage of western liberal democratic ideas and basic modern ideal of seperation of religion and state when it suits them,but up in arms as the guardians of culture when same ideals are pursued elsewhere.
Absolutely outrageous move, even with the religious ruling removed, why would anyone be a cuck that allows their women to marry men of a completely different culture?
No, because men pretty much almost always dominate the family. If the father decides he wants his son to be a non Muslim like him, he'll be able to relatively easily due to his position of power. He will also be able to enforce his ideology onto his wife. Therefore, we do not permit our women to marry men of different religions. It isn't misogynistic, it's the way things work.
Non-Muslim countries can do what they like in terms of legal issues, but we as Muslims rightfully expect Muslim majority nations to rule by Sharia.
No Muslim country rules by Sharia (in fact no country rules by Sharia), and not everyone has a choice in the matter (some people get their passports confiscated when they try to leave, others don't have the financial capability, some are too young, etc).
Ahahahah .... As expected, you always carry the cup when it comes to unorthodox views on here. I don't think many people will agree with what you just said though.Folks the truth is to be a real Muslim by the real order is extremely hard in this day and age.
you are surrounded by elements of hostile people and corrupt practices.
pakistan is no Islamic it not even sovereign - it has usury,alcohol, corruption of all kinds, paper money, digital currency etc. doesn't pakistan answer to the UN and international law which is American imperialism.
if you want to live true Islamic principle you must move to towards a farming society and out of the way. Technology is limited - survival prepper/off the grid way of life. You must use gold and silver currency. you grow you organic food and health care you do it your self herbal medicine. Transport is minimum in term of car - you ride horse. you are to reduce your dependency on oil which feeds imperialism.
For me this is freedom you are not dependent on governmnet for anything or institutions.
You live like amish. However governmnet don't like it they will come for you.
Not many people can do this cutting off phone, internet etc.
In quran its is instructed that a muslim woman should not marry a mushrik , now if she ever chooses to marry him i dont know whether nikah will be valid or not this thing isnt clear.
Religion and it's practice cannot stand in the way of human freedom and dignity. By all means if you disagree with the choice of partner of your relative, you can cut of ties.
Religion and State Laws...are two different things in Tunisia.
Wth ..
A true muslim woman would never marry a non muslim men unless he accepts islam .
Anyway , their country their rules .
Hope it'll be not included in religious teachings of Islam .
But why not? Who said they cannot? Are they not individuals with free will?
@jamahir @Peshwa @Well.wisher
Completely and clearly forbidden in Islam.
What can you expect? They will try and do this in Pakistan.
In Pakistan will fail miserably.What can you expect? They will try and do this in Pakistan.
Usury is still a bigger problem.
Don't be so sure.In Pakistan will fail miserably.
Way to go so mate . I honestly thought Tunisia was a religious hell hole... but this is a pleasant news. Not that Tunisian ladies were waiting to get married to non muslims but even if a token gesture , it will pave path for more liberalization and better for your economy etc.
Why dont you start a thread on Tunisia , pics , culture etc?
It is.So Tunisia is not an Islamic state then ?