Almost every faith, Islam included, fights strongly against syncretic tendencies (the mixing of the "true faith" with "locally existent faiths"). However, Islam in most of the further regions, like Indonesia, the African Sahel and parts of Europe have become rather syncretic. Additionally, many Muslims have cultural practices that Islam actually forbids, but believe that these practices are Islamic because of syncretism in many Islamic areas with Pre-Islamic traditions.
Mix up where? living near each other people of faith is ok, Ride in the bus with other people in faith is ok Work with other people of other faith is ok Muslims can't mix their prayers with other religions prayers.
Southeast Asia has a mix of religions ranging from Buddhism (which is very strong in Burma and Thailand) to Islam (which is very strong in Malaysia and Indonesia) to Christianity and Chinese Faiths (more common in Vietnam).
Voodoo is a mix of African faiths/practices, folk magic, and Catholicism.
In Miami, pitbulls or it's mix are illegla.
Yes, but she might convert to Islam after marrying Zayn.
Desserts that aren't dairy.
In North Africa, all polytheistic or animist African religions that may have existed prior to Islam have been completely supplanted by it. South of the Sahara, Islam has merged in many cases with these beliefs creating syncretic forms of Islam, especially in the southern Sahel.
Of course they were allowed to mix with males. The women in ancient Rome ran the household. Don't confuse the Roman women with the Greek women who were isolated in their homes.
If they are domestic, then you can own a wolf-dog mix.
because you have to mix the last sample with it.
In some countries almost all the citizens are of the same religion. Other countries may have have many religions/faiths, and members of different denominations mix and associate with each other to a greater or lesser degree as each goes about their daily business. The latter are called multifaith societies.
The mix of output to be produced, the resources to be used in the production process, and for whom the output is produced