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If a woman is married then converts to Islam are they automatic separated?
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Can christian man marry muslim girl?
no they cannot because it is against Islam. if the christian man converts to Islam then they can be hapily married.
Which religion most convert to Islam?
The more the specific religion followers the more will be the converts from this religion to Islam. Accordingly, most converts to Islam are from Christian religion. Some think that most converts to Islam are from people who had no previous convictions or beliefs. Refer to links below
Have sylverster stallone converts to Islam?
they didnt
Has Islam gained or lost followers?
Islam is always gaining followers as converts from other religions.
What did early converts to Islam find appealing about the Islamic religion?
Many early converts to Islam were impressed by the good character, integrity, sincerity, good will, and enthusiasm of it's followers. Many early converts were attracted to the monotheism. And many early converts preferred any religion to death.
What is the most famous religion for converts?
Here it is hard to say, as both Islam and christianity have large number of converts daily.
The majority of converts to Islam in the US are of what racial origin?
African American
What is Jemima Goldsmith's religion?
She converted to Islam when married to Imran Khan.
What has the author Bilquis Sheikh written?
Bilquis Sheikh has written: 'I dared to call him Father' -- subject(s): Bilquis Sheikh, Biography, Christian converts from Islam, Converts from Islam 'Allah Mein Vater'
Which kiss is prohibited in Islam?
The kiss is prohibited in Islam between any two who are licit to be married, per Islam, but not married.
Married non Muslim woman converts to Islam does she still have a valid marriage to her non Muslim husband?
Yes she does. Marriage does not depend upon your religion; marriage licenses are issued by the state, not by the church.
How did the early converts to Islam look like?
Just like anyone else...
