In general, a Muslim widow must continue to live in the home of her deceased husband for four months after his death. She may, however, go out to shop, for medical care, and even for work, if necessary. This waiting period gives her time to get over the early stages of mourning and prepare for her future. If she is pregnant, she must continue in her husband's home until after delivery, and may continue to stay for as long as two years, if she is breastfeeding her child. During this time she is entitled to the support, comfort, and protection of her in-laws.
No she is not a muslim. And even her husband is not a muslim.
If she believes in Islam and performs Islam obligations, then she is Muslim. Refer to questions below for more information.
Frankly speaking, no human being lives up to his obligations. If a ruler does not live up to his obligations and yet his rule is established and he is followed by the majority, no Muslim has the right to rebel (Khrooj) against him. The Muslim scholars, though, are divided in their opinion, yet most of them say that to avoid bloodshed of the Muslims, the ruler should be advised by the scholars to mend his ways. Yet, rebellion will be Un-Islamic if it results into bloodshed, disorder and disharmony in the Muslim society. A common Muslim should try to live up to his own obligations.
NO. Muslim women can only marry a Muslim man.
yes of course his children are Muslim even though the do not offer the religious obligations regularly
As in all religions and world cultures, a Muslim woman can have only one husband at a time.
it is prohibited for muslim women to wear perfume outside their husband's house. If they are at home with their husband, it not prohibited.
In Muslim culture I'm pretty sure it's illegal for a woman to have more than one husband, so if your Muslim husband were ever to find out about your husband in the Philippines it could lead to some harsh consequences. Why don't you stick with one husband?
Maya Diab is a christian catholic Maronite and she refused to convert. Her husband is Saudi Arabian muslim sunni. But hes a very modern muslim and didnt force her too.
Not even a muslim guy other than her husband.
Yes Im Costa Rican and my husband is Muslim
When a christian woman marries a Muslim man, she has to become Muslim.