What happens when a muslim girl loves a non-muslim white boy?

Answer 1

The Muslim girl should know that any sexual acts outside licit marriage is highly sinful per Islam religion teachings and rules. In addition, She is not allowed to get married to a non-Muslim boy. She can get married only to Muslim boy. The only solution out of this problem is that the boy converts to Islam with sincere will and good faith and feel keen to practice Islam ritual worships and follow prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) guidance. The girl and the boy should refrain themselves from practicing any sexual acts (oral or intercourse sex) before being licitly married.

One may that love has no bounds and that any person of any faith can marry anyone they want and that love conquers all, even religion. However, this is true only if you are not committed to a religion with God or not believing in God at all. If you are committed with God through any religion, what so ever, you have to fulfill this commitment. This is in analogy to one committed with an employer through a work contract (despite the difference between commitment in contract with God, the Creator, and commitment in contract with an employer, creature). Does falling in love with someone entitle you not to go for work or not to fulfill your work commitment? The same answer applies to your commitment with God when you fall in love and thinking of marriage. On the other hand, of course you have full right and full choice to select either to fulfill religion commitment or to abandon the religion you committed to and throw it behind. However, choice is responsibility. You should be aware that your choice defines the consequences that you get in front of God on the Resurrection Day. Either one goes to God Paradise or one be Pushed in Hell fire.

The justification for the view that a Muslim woman can't get married with a non-Muslim man fall primarily along these lines:

1) preservation of the Muslim Community,

2) the father establishes religion for his children,

3) loss of certain rights as a Muslim woman,

4) implications on family law.

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