Yes, it is a sin. Per Islam and Quran Golden rules, there is no compulsion in religion (see related question below on Quran Golden Rules). You should have full free will to believe in the religion that chose. However, you should know also that free choice is responsibility. You hold responsible of your choice in front of God, the Creator, on the Last Day of Judgment. The other point, if you chose to convert into Islam then your choice should be based on true belief in Islam and in Islam principles and not solely based on making your marriage legible (see related question below on Islam main principles).
All Khans are muslim or part muslim where one of their parents are Muslim. So that make Saharukh Khan a muslim, a non practicing but devoted muslim who is married to his Hindu wife. Saharukh Khan said in one of the interviews that his kids follow both Hindu and Muslim faith at home.
yes but if that man is Muslim
Hindu but after marriage converted to Islam
A muslim man can get only take in marriage a muslim, jew or christian women. A muslim women can only marry a muslim man. only People Of The Book(which Hindus are not). a muslim(boy or girl) can not marry a Hindu, Buddist, athiest ect. try to get the hindu bride to become muslim and see the correct path.
The marriage between a Muslim girl & a Hindu guy is forbidden whatever is the creed of that Muslim girl. She can be married to that Hindu guy only if he becomes a Muslim.
As long as she converted to Islam they should accept her. p.s. A Muslim man can marry a Muslim or a Christian or a Jew woman, but not a woman from any religion other than those three.
Of course not! Since he converted to Islam, then he is a Muslim just like any other Muslim. It is 100% okay.
Half Hindu - Half Muslim. Born to a Maharashtrian Brahmin Mother (Salma after marriage) and Muslim Father Salim Khan.
Nargis Dutt was a renowned Indian actress known for her work in Hindi cinema. She was born into a Muslim family but later married Sunil Dutt, a Hindu actor and politician. Nargis Dutt converted to Hinduism after her marriage.
Everyone has their own individual reasons for decisions such as a religious conversion.
No, because the Muslim woman should not marry a non-Muslim man. If the woman does marry a Hindu, the marriage would not be legal according to the religion's law.
He was born a Muslim. His grandfather, originally a Hindu, had converted to Islam.