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Muslims do not encourage their children not to like Christians. Christians and Jews are people of the book as mentioned in the Quran and the people closer to Muslims are Christians as mentioned in the Quran. Muslims are allowed to marry Christians and Jews as they are people of the book. It is therefore a misconception on your part to think that Muslims are encouraged not to like Christians!
Muslims marry, they don't date ___________________________________________________________ No, they are not allowed. Any sexual practice (intercourse or oral sex) outside licit marriage is forbidden in Islam.
No. If a Muslim couldn't find a mosque he can even pray in the Church. Muslims are even allowed to marry Christians and Jews women
Muslim men are allowed to marry the People of the Books (Christians or Jews) and the Muslim women are only allowed to be married to a Muslim man. If you are throughly in love with him, become a Muslim. Michael Jackson became a Muslim before he died and you numskulls didn't become Muslims. it is the straight path you dummies.
If the Iranian man is muslim.. then yes! Muslims are only allowed to marry people of the same faith.
Yes, They are allowed to marry.
Yes they can marry their cousins
Answer Catholic Bishops are not allowed to marry
No, you are only allowed one woman if you are to get ordained.
It is regarded as a sin. Hence, you will be a sinner
In reality there isn't any similarity in the way Muslims & Christians practice their faith. On the other hand there are lots of differences between the two. The main or major difference being in the belief of Jesus. Christians believe Jesus to be the son of God (as well as one of three god figureheads in their Trinity doctrine) whereas Muslims merely regard Jesus as one of the 25 prophets of Allah (God). Muslims pray 5 times in a day whereas Christian s don't. Muslims pray either in congregation in mosques or at home or anywhere; Christians pray in congregation either in churches or cathedrals.
Yes, absolutely. However, the person with children must obviously not still be married to their former spouse and must have gone through the "waiting period" between the one marriage ending and the next one beginning. Traditional Muslims may restrict such marriages, though, so that non-virgins will only marry other non-virgins.