Palestinian Muslims: Would you marry a Christian?
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"It works if the couple want to make it work." This is true.
It works when Muslim women try to keep Islam away from her life.
And a non Muslim man want to say I'm a fantastic guy. I have got a Muslim girl
this will never work coz they even have different believes , prespective etc they can't raise a child with a half religion combained in one
@@sitipuspafadhilah3322 my brother is a christian and his wife is a muslim. They have a happy family blessed with 2 sons and that is what marriage goal is all about. So yeah, it could work.
It doesn't really matter because I bet the people who think like that even pray once a day, or understand anything about islam.
@@sitipuspafadhilah3322 they can!
The question you should have asked the Muslim men was, "is it ok if she (the Christian) woman raised their kids as christian".
exactly, enough dancing around and get to the real questions people
@@canaanphil9172 , you obviously don't know what you're talking about Christians worship God. God isn't a man.
@Karlos Losintos, it probably doesn't make sense because you can barely form an english sentence, so I'm assuming your comprehension is poor/low. Nothing in life is automatic.
@@theangry7977 didn't the Holy Spirit came into Mary at between the age of 12 and 14. The same fucking holy spirit that commanded Joseph, a 90 year man marry 12 year old girl
@@withlove6435, I did watch the video of him asking Christians the reverse question.
"A Muslim guy could marry a Christian woman." This was exactly what my Muslim colleague told me last year when I asked him. When I asked "why?" He told me that a Christian woman might convert to Islam under the influence of her husband, but the opposite might not work.
Its not only this there are also some other reasons for example:
1.we muslim women have some Islamic marriage rights that a muslim husband would have to give us, if the husband is non muslim he will not follower islam and will not give the women her islamic rights.
2. According to islam the islamic lineage of the Childern comes from the father, so the father has to be muslim.
3. Jews only believe till moses a.s but not in Jesus a.s or Muhammad sws or the laws they came with, christans only believe till jesus a.s but reject Muhammad sws and the laws he came with but we muslims believe in all this prophets and the ORIGINAL laws they came with, because of this a non muslim men that is physical stronger then women, could force hes muslim wife to do things that gos against islamic rulings.
There is more, but this are some of the basics why allah forbbiden such marriages for us muslim women.
@@mari_000, in 2014 in Sudan a woman whose brother claimed to be a Muslim though she denied that, married a Christian and she was sentenced to death, which was reversed later and she then escaped to Italy. Seeing all this makes me avoid any decision to choose a lifetime partner from the Muslim community. As a Christian i'm allowed to intermarry on a condition that children must be baptised and brought up in the church.
#3 Jesus is not just as prophet as Moses or Muhammad. "In the beginning," Jesus "was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God."
@@salva_abuor like i said, a muslima that knows her religion and practice it, will in first place not marry you or her family accept it, so you are here not the one that can choose. Also jesus a.s was just a mighty prophet of allah, he was neither god nor gods son. The trinity was later put in the bible by the council of nicia to convert more pagan europans *easier* into Christianity. Jesus a.s( like all other prophets before him) was sent by god to teach the people about how to worship god alone the right way. This is why you find that Jesus a.s prayed to god, if he was god why would he pray to himself?! Some of you christans claim god came down to became flesh and give you salvation, something like this is not god! God is so powerful that he doesn't need to "come down" to become hes own creation to "save" them, god can stay the same as he is and commend whatever he pleases. Also we muslims dont believe in the original sin of adam and eve, yes BOTH eat from the tree but after they have done this adam just made tawba to allah ( and asked for forgiveness) and allah just forgive him. So we dont believe that everyone is born with the original sin so this means we also dont believe that god had to send someone to "save" us in first place.
@@mari_000, does Islam teach that it's Muslim only who can choose? Jesus said, "I and my Father are one." So, the Church didn't create create or add anything to the Bible. Jesus being truly man and God had many reasons to pray to his Father. He forgave sins, which no humans could do, but he also suffered under Pontius Pilate like any human would've suffered. All that he did to fulfill God's plan for salvation. We all sin because our first parents sinned. It doesn't exist in the sacred scriptures where Adam repented and God forgave him. So, that's Islam's creation. I don't understand, how do Muslims believe that Jesus is a great prophet, but don't accept his teachings? For among his teachings are: I'm the Way, the Truth and the Life; anyone who sees me also sees the Father; what I told you are not my own but Father's et cetera. John the Baptist said about Jesus, "behold the lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world." Jews, who Jesus taught weren't polytheists so what do you mean by "god alone"?
I am not a christian, but I advise you to stay away from muslims. The person here talking to you is just lying and twisting their words. Muslims hate Christians and would never even shake hands with one, and you are talking about marriage between non muslim and muslim? You are crazy. Please look into your heart and say again what kind of God would force you to love who you want to love? If we all come from God, we are all Gods children. Only the devil would tell you who you are allowed to hold hands with. @@salva_abuor
This is a beautiful video. Thanks for shooting the video and sharing the love around... God Bless!
Should have asked: "How would you raise your children".
Thank you! Imagine how confusing that must be.
Let the kid decide
@@1MikuFan Yes, that is a sensible thing to do (but one could also argue with that). Nevertheless, the initial comment is more about my interest what would men answer.
Do you mean like religion wise?
Its allowed for muslim men to marry a christian or jewish woman because automatically the children become muslim. Thats why muslim women are not allowed to marry a man with an other religion. Islam is about expansion
the next question for the men should be "would you let your sister marry a christian man"
Most women say it is forbidden so if he doesn't allow or goes against his sister marrying a Christian it's because it's forbidden not because he is controlling her life.
@@ahmedsager7017 that is not true one quick search to find this out
"Islam permits marriage between Muslim men and women who are People of the Book (Jews and Christians); in the case of a Muslim-Christian marriage, which is to be contracted only after permission from the Christian party"
@@ahmedsager7017 weird how you guys change your faith so that its negative and use as excuse for discrimination such as the taliban says girls arent allowed to go to school that is no where said in the koran many more excamples
@@kdkdndjfjdnn9168 lmao its literally in the qu'uran that muslim women should marry a muslim men but only MEN can marry women who are people of the book
@@omnipresente6958 And now just think once in your life for yourself where this is coming from and why its written down like that pleeease. No god would make such rules. Its just to supress woman and keep male dominance in muslim societies.
Corey I love your videos man! they are soo unbiased and I trust that you do not cut and choose clips after the end of each day. Thankyou for showing us how Palestinian people are without the hypocrisy of western media! LOVE FROM AUSTRALIA!!!
Love the first guy... I am a Christian man, married to a muslim lady. We are very happy together well over 20 years now. I am extremely happy neither changed their religion. I am absolutely opposed to anyone being forced to convert, to marry. Religion should not be called into question when it comes to the greatest force... LOVE.
Bro Bruh My brother, do you have a problem in your mind? This is religiously forbidden, even for a Muslim man, unless he actually finds a Muslim woman. We only make it permissible for you, the People of the Book, because they are believers and fear the Creator of heaven and earth. But you and she know that you are committing a sin if she does not convert you to Islam, so do not be too surprised if she betrays you. Or I divorced you as well. Most non-religious women do the same thing as Western women, because they sold their religion for the sake of this world and are tormented for that.
If you want a traditional wife, she must be a believer and religious, but this type of marriage never ends in tragedy or divorce, unless you fear God.
Never change your religion just because you "love" someone who is of another religion, that's the stupidest thing you can do.
Yea that's preety stupid
يوفضيلون حيات الدنيا على الأخرة
all the fuss for a hocus pocus GOD, who doesn't even bother to show up.
Anirban Ghosh says an idol worshipper
@@abbad707 obviously you have never read pagan philosophy. So let me educate you. Maybe it will broaden your perspective. Pagan also believes in a god = energy in the universe. But you cannot comprehend that. This is why they put idols to give it a more human face. Makes the relationship with god more closer. Even you cannot comprehend the meaning of Allah also. Bringing down unfathomable things into human scale is normal. If that wasn't the case you won't have a mobile phone also.
Would you marry a Christian?
Him: if she’s a Muslim, yes !
lol
Ezek..i get it.
Issa joke right? Cos if not? U a dumbo.
@@Droppingineveryvideo he mean if she convert to Islam, he will marry her
She must convert first
Jajajajaja
I'm so shocked right now! As a muslim woman it is absolutley FORBIDDEN to marry someone with a different confession.
Those are major sins and strictly forbidden and not very likely seen in a muslim community
Its allowed for a man to marry a christian or jewish woman. Its not allowed only for women
@@bourisb24yearsago11 Yes this is true, but very impractical. You still have to keep to your muslim beliefs and morals. If you have a christian wife she may not give you your islamic rights as a man, or she will walk outside exposed and you have no say in this most of the time.
@@bourisb24yearsago11 In Islam, it is actually encouraged for men to marry non-muslim and then convince her to convert. It is a good deed, and it gives men the entrance to heaven. So, that is why in this video, muslim men have no problem with marrying non-msulim. But muslim women are forbidden to marry non-muslim, as they might convert later. So, it is forbidden.
@@i_fuk_religion i know that. I'm a muslim myself
@@weirdstrafer9263she may not give you the right to beat her physically if she makes a mistake.
That is so incredibly sad. Imagine meeting your soulmate, but you feel the need to abandon the relationship because of something as ridiculous as religion.
I guess she/he wouldn't become your soulmate if she/he didn't know about your beliefs first. If a christian man falls in love with a strict Muslima believer, it's mainly because he is attracted to her religion and way of being and that's why she'll love him in return.
*something as important as religion
People are absolute idiots. Slaves to a religion that some opportunist started. I agree with you 100 %. It is horrible.
personally as a christian I'm not sure if I would be able to marry a muslim (or any non-christian for that matter) simply because it's such a big part of my life and identity that I feel I wouldn't be able to share with a non-christian. however, if some people can make it work, that's amazing! God bless all my muslim brothers and sisters :))
I don't know how anyone could make it work. Imagine believing Jesus is God and that to reduce him in any way is a sin punishable by eternal hell, and then marrying someone who believes Jesus is a messenger of God and to consider anyone or anything equal to God is a sin punishable by eternal hell. There would be constant cringing in that household every time someone prayed.
@@ghoulswinnfield4692 AMEN well said!! I agree for we as believers are warned “be not unequally yoked”.
@@ghoulswinnfield4692 Exactly! Imagine that household during Easter, the most sacred holiday in the Christian calendar, the Muslim partner wont be partaking in any of the prayers etc. Then Eid comes around a sacred month in Islam and the Christian partner is eating like normal. It just doesnt work. Not even to start with the kids lol...As a Christian I wont watch my kids go into another religion because from my point of view Im damning them, No amount of "loving my wife" will make up for that, No way!!
@@jamese5936 then your kids will only hate you for being a controlling religious person
@@ghoulswinnfield4692 not every marriage is all joy there will be arguments just like every marriage has both peaceful and angry moments just like they mentioned it's about respecting each others beliefs doesn't mean you have to agree with it
It's strange to see so many of the women seemingly accept without hesitation the fact that they have restrictions for who they can marry, but the men don't.
Well because that's the nature of Islam. Men have more liberties than women.
@@Kempshaw ah yes an ignorant has been spotted, Muslim women aren’t allowed to marry a non Muslim to preserve the right given to the woman in an Islamic marriage. And before u think u are too smart and say “which rights ex dee”, look them up you’ll be surprised.
@@zzoldd That was very ignorant, and probably also a bit of taqiya.
@@zzoldd it doesn't make sense, you lose a right to have a right? You either have rights or not, there is no class A rights and class B rights.
@@alessiofe different religions have different rules and different rights for their women, if u are marrying a christian man, the rights for u might be different than marrying a muslim man. Thats all I meant.
3:18 woww She captivated me with her manner of speaking and maturity. All respect for this girl Fairuz:)
I’d say it really depends on where your from. If your in the western world or other areas maybe even Israel it could work because people aren’t as strict. But if you go to the Middle East for example somewhere like Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia it would be different and more enforced.
People in general are very kind and pure heart. But there is a segment of society which works hard to change their mind.
Yes I agree with you brada👍
The society can be changed the humanity
Wrong....It's their religious doctrine (especially their green book) with which they're brainwashed since their childhood & which never let's them think rationally....
So let's all just abandon religion completely and be kind and pure hearted instead then. We should build a big city and name it Happyville. Everyone are welcome, as long as they stay super friendly the whole time they are there.There will be bunnies everywhere and candies for everyone. There is no God and no rules apart from stealing and being mean to each other. Perfect world?
@@Kempshaw i completely agree with you religion is sham made my humans for power , religion puts boundation to humans...think beyond religion think.like a human..
Agreed.
It seems like the younger generation is a little more open minded.
More of, not understanding the basics of marriage.
Yea younger generations soon cant enter paradise.because they dont take religion seriously.
@@air2345 Im Christian so I'm not worried for me. I just mean that hopefully people can get along better with less conflict in the future.
@@zadarxyirwasaw2487 I've been married for 20 yrs to the same woman and have 3 kids. So I do know a little bit about marriage. Lol
@@elfazzz6640 So you think that two people with different and strong beliefs about the world, their culture, their religion and how to raise children can have a successful marriage.
Long live Palestine!!!
Stay respectful, truthful and kind…..keep asking questions
In this specific episode the translator did a very good job
The real question is "would you let your children be converted to christianity"
That's gonna be interesting.
Boom boom
@@dzevadbayraktar322 yeah well no wonder all men agree to marry a person of any religion, but the women all say no... It's like their law is a programmed way to increase their population.
@@mrkslva4231
2 Girls say'd yes in this Video.
Both with Hijab.
🤣🤣doomsday
@SIM MIM
there is nothing that is not there
I always find this interesting.......there were a couple of surprises in this one. As an American evangelical Christian man, I think I could hang out with a couple of the Muslim women who responded, like the lady in the sunglasses or the second lady, and have an enjoyable time and good conversation. I could not convert to Islam, but I could see that the personalities seem like they would be good company.
Nothing wrong with that I am married for 9 years my husband is a Muslim am Cristian and we are happy together
The first guy is my friend we studied together 😂😂
Tell me have you herd ever of the black americans and some around the world are the children of ishrael?
@laila H yes he is
@@yungbc yes I did hear that
but these people are delusional.
the only true children of Isra.el are Palestinians. these are the samaritan families in Palestine (mostly muslim now):
-shakh-sheer
-musilmani
-'Aaker
-Ya'aeesh
-Mufarrej (my mother's family)
- and others.
visit Nablus, Palestine and you can meet them.
others who claim they are Israe.lites are lia.rs especially the Khaz.ars
@@AA-co9vi what's a khazar? Ezekiel 11:16-17
[16]Therefore say, Thus saith the Lord YAHUAH; Although I have cast them far off among the heathen, and although I have scattered them among the countries, yet will I be to them as a little sanctuary in the countries where they shall come.
@@yungbc see this and you will know
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"and she wears even more than you... hijab" jesus christ, the cringe.
Not as cringy as the Oilers' playoff performance.
It's an issue with him switching from English to Yiddish and his limited Arabic talking with people all day.
That's what I thought when I heard it. Cringe factor intensifies
@@rsterz2775 that was pretty cringy... agreed
@@rsterz2775 hahahahaha
My dad is Muslim from Iran; my mom Christian from USA. They married in a Unitarian church, and my 'American' name came from mom's old Presbyterian minister.
That being said, I once dated a Mormon girl. No WAY would her family accept me, or think of letting us marry.
I can tell what would happen. The TLDR of this is that you would end up with a highly restrictive (not a generalist) nd thereby specialist Dungeons-and-Dragons "Dual-Class" charcter in which you'd specialise (and there is that "duration of struggle" moment that a Dual-Class character _(Baldur's Gate 2 Throne Of Baal, not NeverWinter Nights D&D 3.5 rule set)_ and so it would not be a multiclass. It is worth noting that people took out he Dual-Class because they usually could not do it. The results are very easy to get wrong and yet when you make a character with which it works, that character is massively-over-levelled for its level _(so it works well)._
I can totally see this and I can even see the analogy D-and-D class character it would be. So I'm just going to give you the answer. You would succeed if you ended up with _(at least the most extreme example)_ probably a "Swashbuckler Cleric" _(Dual-class)_ with dual-wield maces and sling. The dual-wield maces are ridiculously overlevelled almost to the point of spoiling some parts of the game but it is great fun and an excellent tool for the job whereneed and thereby worth it. Making that character is like taking a swiss army knife and removing the _"usually considered important tools"_ and then overpowering the ones that remain, and they're esoteric obscure tools like the corkscrew and can-opener or the nail-file, even though you tore the blade off and the screwdriver along with the pliers or scissors (the bits everybody buys them for).
So, this is what happens. First of all you install Baldurs-Gate2 (Judaism). Then you install Throne of Baal _(the New Testamanet expansion pack which some people moan about as fussy unnecessary detail because of the inferred redundancy of having stuff like spells that only get up to about level 20 but you end up having just "more of the same")_ and even though Islam is not Baldurs Gate 1 _(and I'm wary of the anaology breaking down there),_ Islam is approximately more like the Tales-Of-The-Sword-Coast expansion pack for Baldurs Gate 1 where things took a somewhat different way to the Baldurs Gate 2 timeline even though there are blatant hints at commonalities. So like, it isn't the "same" but it doesn't half rhyme a lot with the other timelineof character classes.
Well anyway, you then start as a Rogue-Thief class Swashbuckler _(only possible by having the Throne-Of-Baal expansion pack in Baldurs Gate 2)._ This means you can dual-wield but you have limits imposed on armour you can wear and so on and you lose theif skills if you use armour _(which btw, is what is going to happen upon dual class witha cleric later)._ Then you get to level15. at level15 you then dual-class as a cleric and incur massive penalties until your previous knowledge comes bck to you when you get to level 15 as a cleric, so as to focus a bunch on learning it like a crash course.
In real life, even though age would correlate with the level15 of the first class of faith (Swashbuckler, be that Islam or Christianity), it is more about what knowledge and experience and life quality you have accomplished and experienced by then. So you could crash course it _"Dougie Houser MD"_ style and pull it off younger. You lose the ability to use a bow and arrow and your ranged weapon is a sling which, if you have others in your party that can use different ranged weapons is theorectically useful but you barely use that slingshot. Even though you can use clubs, you won't and instead you'll opt for dual-wield mace which, upon getting to Level15 in Cleric _(so you are both SwashBuckler and Cleric Dual class after a long time of struggle at low level)_ you become massively overlevelled especially against undead or things that have trouble with blunt bludgeoning damage. You end up using Armour so you become "an almost tank" but you lose your theif skills and sneaking _(so you'd not invest too much in them if any at the start of the game)_ and you can cast support-role cleric spells which are sometimes handy and your weight limit for the inventory is mediocre so at least you have an alternatove to becoming encumbered by adding health potions you don't need all that much.
So in real-life, the limitations and incurred penalties apply so you'd find you can't drink booze and pork is probably off the menu, and you'd be lugging around your Quran and Bible.
Some people would notice their own marrages are failing _(or familiy members who have that marriage faith combo)_ and then would notice that others who have that specialised path not only succeed but actually thrive to the point of being a specialised and massively overlevelled for their level undead killer landing critical hits pretty much everytime even though there are other things they cannot do.
People would analyse that and notice (like ROCOF) ROC plot for failure prediction of marriages _(and thereby success)_ so as to predict the MTBF. So they'd copy that model _(be it by age and time passing or by the Dougie-Houser MD grinding levelling-up crash-course method)._ So they'd do it that way. The gender does not come into this analogy _(as in what D-and-D class is man or woman and what faith is ordered first)_ and neither does the analogy of which faith (Christianity or Islam) is the Swashbuckler or the cleric class. It might be somewhat (or entirely) interchangeable.
It is far less likely for the "generalist multiclass" model to occur as though a regression to a mean. It would instead be about specificity.
Even though items (weapons and so on) you collect in the game affect your character, people should totally try the game for its swashbuckler-cleric dual-class. Support teasm members will be needed but not so many that you lose experience points to them when making progress in the game _(so BTW you don't want to make too much progress through the story before you get to dual-class and then match both levels of SwashBuckler and Cleric)._ You tend to have to be good or neutral allignment although I did do it as all good to evil combos but you end up needing to be mostly lawful or at least neutral. Chaotic allignments in the story makes the restrictive opportunities for levelling up too tricky to do it all in time. It'd be worth using FRAPs or similar to screen-capture and then show to others so they need not play through the game _(or if they do they can use it as a ROC plot walkthrough)._
My comment has no hate in it and I do no harm. I am not appalled or afraid, boasting or envying or complaining... Just saying. Psalms23: Giving thanks and praise to the Lord and peace and love. Also, I'd say Matthew6.
It seems to be a bad thing if you're not "open" enough to marry another religion. We can be friends, best friends, whatever but I think when it comes to marriage it's different because it's another level of intimacy and inter-connectedness. What I am talking about is general way of living, raising children, culture, customs etc. Anyway, no need to force people into a level of "openness" that they are not comfortable going into. No conflict to living peaceafully and harmonically with your neighbours of other religions, cultures and races whatsoever.
Christians are also held to the standard, which nobody seems to be mentioning. While they don't practice it, it clearly says in the new testament, a Christian should not marry an unbeliever, though if you are already married and convert, you're not supposed to abandon them if they don't also convert.
Yes completely as a Christian I would never marry a Muslim and I take no offence if a Muslim is not at all interested in me. My worldview and religion is too important to me to compromise.
bro thats how all religions are
@@Josh-yk6xk so, this might be a provocative question... would you marry a Jewish person?
@@leelysander3537 no. Only a Christian
The translator is very fluent in English. She bravely tried to translate: Al tab3 yaghleb tatbo3 into nature vs nurture 😂 Lol that's very sophisticated and complicated what the woman wanted to say. We need an interview with her plz
Yes that's a great idea! She sounds like the same voice in the previous videos. I wonder how long she has been translating for him and her life experiences living in that region.
Yeah, that's making the victim more stupid.
Manar Nabut we want an interview with you!😄 the curiosity of knowing the person with that voice is at high level.
@@manarn1 You're doing an amazing job babe x ❤️
🤣🤣 I paused everything I was doing when she said it just to listen to how she would interpret it. She was quick on her feet though.
Marriage is serious business, its not the stupid nonsense shown in movies and dramas .
If you want to marry a girl ,make sure she not only shares your religious worldview but also your cultural worldview. Later on ,when there are kids in a marriage, you will know how easy it is to manage it all in a symbiotic way .
Looks fade but cultural and religious synchronicity remains.
Palestinians are nice people. You deserve better without Hamas. May God bless you
This was a great segment. You can see that these are just average people wanting to live in peace and harmony with those from other religions and cultures. Those that said they wouldn’t marry a Christian is not because of intolerance or hate, but because of religious identity. Glad I got to see their perspective.
No, and many have already said it ... it's because women are forbidden to do so. There is no tolerance there.
Yeah they're human after all, religion is just a part of their identity
@@arkaitzetxeandia7542 what would be the correct term instead of tolerance though, to live in harmony while still having a clear sense of identity
@@arkaitzetxeandia7542 call it hypocrisy.. they know if a muslim man marry a christian women in a male dominated muslim culture, she will convert even by force..they are on camera, they cant say the real truth of course.. cant blame them
@@romenhome5138 Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
Oh! How humble Palestinians are! What has happened and is happening to them didn't break them! People of strong character!!!
Hamas is real evil
@@faaiz5486 Hamas is evil, but they are also the byproduct of the state-sponsored terrorism of Israel, which is also evil...
@@beatsbykhanflict881 ofcourse
@@faaiz5486 انتم احتلال قتلتم وهجرتم وتمتلكون قنبله نوويه وتدعون انكم مسالمين بعد أن قتلتم وهجرتم شعبي
help palestine break the chains 🇵🇸
A few years ago, I was working as a nurse at a local hospital, a traveler nurse who I'd never seen before was taking over my assignment. She was Somali and wore a hijab. After I gave report, she started telling me that she's new to the area and asked what I liked to do for fun, she said she was all alone, and asked if I was married. She even padded my forearm at one point. I was seriously taken a back because I always assumed Muslim women did not even entertain the idea of dating outside their religion. Needless to say, I didn't ask for her number, and brushed it off as her being overtly friendly, but I think it was more than that. I do have to say the hijab does look cute on a lot of women.
Thank you for your video.
Do men and women have the equal right to marry in Muslim community?
It is a big variable if you produce a statistic about it if you're not considering.
Should ask: "Would you marry an atheist?" :D
This
u know the answer.
@@z_tiger311 The answer is yes if they are a good person and a loyal partner
@Rayhan Syed true! There are good and bad people it doesn't matter what religion or non-religious
@Rayhan Syed Unfortunately, the world is not divided simply into good and bad people.
tone it down a bit dude, sometimes you're questions are a bit too "attacking". It seems like you have already decided an answer before you even get one.
My biggest gripe with this guy is how dickish he acts when people give him an answer he obviously wasn't looking for.
I felt the same way. He seemed to be accusatory in a couple of instances. Asian Boss show did a lot of these kind of interviews between various Asian countries and always asked questions with respect and genuine curiosity.
@@j.malo-roper4050 Literally same, i find the topic super interesting and its nice to hear and see opinions and ive followed him for years, but sometimes he comes across really mean ? :/ i dont know maybe its the way he speaks or hes in a rush but it comes across very impolite.
It’s a Jew
Yes he's a little 'cheeky fun' but I've not seen anyone upset by a mere question yet.
Amazing people. Hope they are still alive now in 2024!
It's always a surprise when i see Palestinian people or generally Arabs from that region (middle East) how cool they are, they remind me a lot of us Greeks
It might be because in areas like Latakia and Tartus, Syria. Lebanon. And parts of Palestine/Isreal they still have a lot of ancient Greek influence and understanding that comes with regional cultural heritage even if it's been over 1000 years. As well as living side by side in a diverse community. So they're definitely more open minded than let's say a area further inland away from the coast that's 98% Islamic
Its true, every time i think of a Greek person i always think god they are so cool, i wish i could be as cool as those Greeks. 😆
@L.G Beatty Yea right. Islam's founder murdered ppl for their belongings, he was a caravan bandit, and he married a 6 yr old girl which makes him a pedophile. His religion condones oppressing people for not being Muslim as well, it's why even today in places like Egypt, that the native population which is Coptic Christians and not Arab Muslims - are held down in their own native land. Due to not being Muslim. The Arab colonizers did the same thing to Persians who did not convert and many others. Islam is a supremacist religion and not based on science either, they say that the sun sets in water at sundown...LOL. Yea that's some science right there.
@@matiasmark187 did the same to the persians, the known horrors?...
@@matiasmark187 don't want to ruin your day, but every religion has bad history, think about Christianity. People matter not what imaginary daddy they believe in
Muslim Girls: "Maybe not, it is forbidden..."
Mulim Guys: "I'll have what I can, thanks."
because in islam girls cant marry a non muslim man
@@adonis7446 which is stupid and sexist. You should be free to marry whoever you love.
Islam is outdated
@@computerscience2589 in what context exactly?
@@faisalalblowi6557 Epistemologically and morally.
These people are really good-hearted. They love each other ,irrespective of their religious differences. but many of them just scared their religious principles.But I could not find such Open mined good hearted people in our state Kerala for sure. This video changed my perspective on Muslims outside India. happy to hear them.Thank you🙂
2:04 its HARAM wat exactly did u find good hearted. filth
They were there but things change people change
1:00
"It works of the couple wants to make it work".
Wow.
Solid life advice for couples right there
Yeah, but the truth is she goes against her religion and I don't respect that I prefer people that are truthful
Totally agree... I am muslim and married an orthodox christin. We bot believe in God, and whats good and whats bad... the „point“ of every religion is the same: Be good, kind, help others etc
@@jenntmjenn Are you male or female? Cause it makes a difference
What about if a men marries
Palestinian Muslim here. I would die for my Palestinian Christian brothers and sisters. I would sacrifice my life in a heart beat defending our Palestinian Christian holy sites against any aggression. We are One ☝️.
How? Some Muslims and Christians in other countries hate each other. And what if a palestinian was black?
@@alexslieker9744 We don’t have that garbage here. Black pink white Muslim Christian…. Does not matter. We all are the same and suffer the same. I never understood the racism and hate outside of here. It makes no sense.
@@king43215 and what if Saudi Arabia attacked you instead of Israel? Would that be the same? They are arabs your culture.
@@alexslieker9744 Whataboutism. Nevertheless. If Saudi Arabia attacks us, colonized our lands, ethnically cleansed us, deployed a system of apartheid, and is trying to erase us and our identity from the face of the earth… long story short did what “Israel” did and is still doing. Of course I will fight them. It’s the natural thing to do.
@@alexslieker9744 saudis will never attack muslims
Masha’Allah that last brother has a beautiful smile may Allah increase him and all other brothers and sisters in our deen In Sha Allah
Brainwashing my gal. Religious people really can’t grasp the fact that you’ve all been brainwashed. You are all the perfect example of how brainwashing works. Brainwashing is not just about tricking it’s about making you desire to believe what you’ve been taught is correct no matter what no matter what logic says no matter what the truth is. Religions are proven to be a brainwashing schemes used by leaders to provide them influence and power over people. “If you don’t do this in a certain way you will go to hell” it’s the perfect scheme. Today humans still create this brainwashing schemes but we don’t call it religion any longer and we don’t based it upon the fictional and the spiritual any longer. I know what you religion folks are thinking right now god will send people in your life to test your faith and you shall not cede to it you must keep believing, you must keep believing, you must keep believing always no matter what or god will find you punishment. Thats is one of the most impressive principles of brainwashing at its finest the people who created religion knew exactly what they were doing. Always prepare them for the inevitable confrontation with people who will speak truth to them that is one of the most important rules of brainwashing.
It is actually forbidden for a Muslim woman to marry someone of another religion but it is ok for Muslim men to marry either jewish or christian women..
In Quran this isn't written 😂 but Muslims who even don't know about religion keep saying that shit 😅
Why is this man cross-examining the people in such a passive aggressive manner
Because he likes pork and good whiskey. You know the thing.
It doesn't seem like that at all.You are disturbed by it because either you have reached the pinnacle of religious hate or you think that Muslims should not be shown in that way.
He questions Jews too and acts the same exact way. I honestly think its just the way he talks.
It doesn't look passive aggressive at all.
People can write in from around the world questions they want asked , he has asked far harder questions of Jews and upset them more . And it is a good question , you do get family killing Muslim women who marry non Muslims , I would say that's inappropriate today and counterproductive . Jews also have shunned girls who married outside the religion.
this series is great to break down barriers. thanks for the educative content. I needed it.
I agree with your opinion because after all, like the countries you say, only a small percentage are tolerant of other religious beliefs.
i think 1 family with 2 different religion can't stand a chance if they're actual believers.
look I’m not here to judge but if my sister wears hijab and covers herself for Allah hasn’t she read the Quran where it clearly states that marrying a non muslim is strictly forbidden?
Another great video! I really appreciate all the work you're doing!
Personally as a Christian, I’m not sure if I could marry someone of another religion, I’m sure people could work it out but for me I don’t think I could do that
That's quite an interesting video. Certainly people are different with different interests and beliefs. I never was a religious person and for a relationship, i don't mind the person is from which religion. I won't be telling the person to convert to another religion or to be non religious. In online, there were 2 occasions where i was told to accept a certain religion if i have to marry the certain person.
I honestly understand people who say no, I'm an atheist, and I could never marry someone who still believes in fantasies as an adult.
I wont trade my religion...i dont blame marrying other religions but the best way is marrying the same religion
Less impact; but hapiness can be reached too.
agree
When the men say, "there is no need for her to convert" the follow-up question should be, "do the children have to be raised as Muslim?"
@El Malakh Feo it's actually pretty daft regardless there is no need to raise anyone on any particular religion we do it for cultural reasons, though at the same time it's perfectly permissible under Islam for a Muslim to go learn other religions, that's not "forbidden" neither though it's funny that a double standard exists between Men and Women but this is the same and true for Judaism also.
It's the mother's religion that matters to Hebrews though. In Judaism you can be an atheist, but if your mother is Jewish, they still consider you a Jew.
@El Malakh Feo Muslims and Jews love pretending it's "race" or "ethnicity" so that no one can ever question their motives or behavior. In reality, it's purely a faith based religion-- a collection of ideas that just happen to be tied to a region. These particular religions are just so desperate for increasing their respective memberships, that they cannot tolerate anyone deciding the merits of the system with an open mind, and thus push hard for early indoctrination.
Thw answer would be yes, definitely. It's our obligation to guide our children to worship and know one god.
@@jearwinkyleclemente7706 I think the religious know that their beliefs can't stand up on their own. An adult would look at it and realize it's all illogical and silly. You have to push it on kids because they don't know better.
He forgot to ask an important question. "What religion do the kids need to be?" There he will get a very different answer.
The Muslim woman not marrying outside was to protect her if the husband died from becoming vulnerable in the non-Muslim community. The man was not feared for in the same way.
I’m a Christian & I love you guys. Some of the the most respectful people I’ve ever met
Thanks you brother
@@maidulislam9346 Are you a Muslim?
@@svensvenforkedbeard170 Yes.
@@maidulislam9346 Have you read the hadiths?
@@svensvenforkedbeard170 Yes. Sometimes.
Muslim man can marry a Christian girl, but Muslim women are prohibit to do that.... Enough said!!!!.
@@rawen9645 Consider a muslim woman in a time and place where they do not work outside the home and moves away from her muslim community to where the husband has both the control of finances and has community support, what a vulnerable position she could be in, especially if the man behaves coercively toward her...
Sometimes the situation would be more favorable, such as the muslim woman earning her own way, the man of different faith tradition being deferential to her community for her and her faith's sake and she retained community support then she is not very vulnerable except her own conscience.
Reason dictates the latter condition being met the injunction against the marriage could be lifted, God willing.
That's the way I understand it.
That very sad and not true path for loving.
In Islam, men can't force their non-Muslim wives to convert to Islam, and that's written. Muslims will guarantee that as well as their laws. Is this rule available in Christianity? The answer is NO.
Enough said!
Prohibit? LMFAO
@@rawen9645 because as I said, non-Muslims don't have any law in their religions that would protect Muslim women. In contrast, in Islam Non-Muslim women are protected by all means
In Islam, there is a great type of marriage called "mutah". It's a temporary marriage where you "agree on a price" and marry a lady for a specified time, then you divorce and she keeps the money/gift. Sound familiar...?! You can be a married man and have as many of these as you want. Not all sects follow it as some say it was abrogated, however, it's in the Quran which is the "eternal" book for Muslims.
Man, the way Corey says "Okay" is just special😂😂
"Can two walk together, except they be agreed?" Amos 3:3
Amen😢❤️👍🏻
Right right
Here in Mississauga, Canada, my former guitar student, (Alvina)'s mom and dad are Muslim and Christian, though I don't remember which one was which. Anyway, they get along fine.
imagine if there is no religion a peaceful world
Dad here is my boyfriend, he is a Christian and we are getting married and I will convert. Girl goes missing.
🤣🤣
Sad but true.
Haha verry funny 😛
Lmao
Thats the sexism of Islam the men can marry who they want but not the women
she made just like a gun shot : " It's forbidden "
yess ... better than in india wherr gov passes a law that a hindu girl cant marry a muslim and if it happens muslim boy wil go to jail
she was wrong it's actually not forbidden.. the only forbidden thing is No muslim (men or women) can marry an IDOLATORS (infields referred as KAAFIR in Quran) but they (Muslum men and women) can marry the people of the Book (REFFERED AS EHL-E-KITAAB) like christians & jews
@@Rabia_Burak plz correct ur information muslim can marry those christian or jewish who believe in good and consider musa and jesus as his prophet not as a god or his son
@Maged Adel also the woman is supposed to be submissive to the husband and a Muslim can’t submit to a Christian so a Muslim woman can’t marry a Christian man under sharia.
@Maged Adel children tend to follow mothers action more than father
I am not religious, but I could marry someone of any religion. I don't care, as long as we love each other and respect each other's choices, and as long as religion is not forced upon our children. No brainwashing!
I am Hindu,religion does not matters, you can marry in any religion , children can choose the religion
from devoted Muslims, I have encountered online explained, Muslim male, permitted to marry a woman from the non-Muslim community as opposed to female Muslim, must take only a Muslim male. however, in regard children are must be raised accordingly to father's religion (islam)
Unfortunately, the mainstream Islamic thoughts contradict Quran teachings regarding marriage between Muslims and people of scripture:
1-Quran forbids believer (men and women) to marry from the polytheists, and people of scriptures are not considered polytheists from Quran perspective.
2- Quran allows muslims (Male and female) to marry from people of scripture and vice versa, Majority of contemporary muslims think that the men from people of scripture are not allowed to marry Muslim women because the verse 5:5 which regulars the marriage between muslims and people of scripture mentions the first scenario where male Muslim can marry to femal from people of scripture and dose not mention the opposite scenario, but if we refer to all other verses in Quran which talk about marriage rules among muslims we will see that all of these verses mention only the first scenario because second scenario is applicable implicitly and the same rule is applicable for verse 5:5 which regulars the marriage between Muslims and people of scriptures.
3-Quran confirms that Monotheism is the only right doctrine and confirms that each holy book has its own rules and Quran call each religion followers to obey to their rules and teachings as mentioned in their books and never calls people of scriptures to convert to Islam and obey to Quran rules and teachings which is called "Shari'a" in Quran.
Verse 5:5:
"This day [all] good foods have been made lawful, and the food of those who were given the Scripture is lawful for you and your food is lawful for them. And [lawful in marriage are] chaste women from among the believers and chaste women from among those who were given the Scripture before you, when you have given them their due compensation, desiring chastity, not unlawful sexual intercourse or taking [secret] lovers. And whoever denies the faith - his work has become worthless, and he, in the Hereafter, will be among the losers.(5:5)"
Moreover, the above verse 5:5 allows people of scriptures to eat Muslim food, and as known, muslims allowed to eat fat and other types of food except dead and meat of Pork, so Quran has removed all restrictions that came in Torah regarding food and allow Jew and Christians to eat all types of food except those which are forbidden in Quran.
Yeah thats the reason. Cause theu believe that father is muslim so the child will be muslim too so no problem
Is it opposite for jews ? Cause i heard that jews believe mother most be jew
Real Islam I’m not very knowledgeable about this topic but, the majority of mufti and sheikh that I’ve been listening all refers to the mainstream Islamic thoughts.
Now, if you still think that those claims contradict the Quran I really think you should present your proofs/arguments to some Mufti and Sheikh cause usually they’re available to answer questions, cause to me it’s seems a little bit weird what you’re saying.
If you’ll do it let me know how it went (:
@@TheDevil939
We as Muslims should refer to the Quran and not to anyone else including Sheik, Mofti or Imam...
I have supported my explanation with verse from Quran itself...so why to consult Sheik.?!
Unfortunately, all people from all religions don't take the responsibility to read and understand their holy books and prefer to refer to what we called religion agents like Imam in Islam and Rabbi in Judaism..
Religion agents opinion is represent their opinion and it's my responsibility and your responsibility to validate these opinions against the holy book (Quran in Islam case)
@@realislam3838 I agree with you.
My husband is Muslim and I am Christian. We are different races and from different countries. You make work what you want to make work. 🤷🏼♀️ At the end of the day we are two humans who love each other.
But your kids HAVE to be muslims. I rest my case.
May Allah bless your marriage
@@Hrvoje876 muslim meaning - "one who submits to the will of God", what is wrong with her kid's submitting to the will of God?
@@yoyo-yx1qx
What is wrong is that they HAVE TO.
Islam is like m a f i a. Easy to enter imposible to leave.
@@Hrvoje876 then ask yourself why is is impossible to leave ?myb ppl find satisfaction in it ...try it yourself you need to relax
I noticed that most of the women interviewed have doubts or just say "no" because their religion forbid them to do so.
On the other hand we have men not having problems with that, though they sound that they are not really willing to do so.
I would have tried asking them if they would marry an atheist, or a non-believer as religious people call them, considering that they don't have any problem with any religion, as long as it is no forced on them.
Greetings from Toronto.
I am a scientist. I would only marry someone who is not religious.
A good follow up question would be to ask: which religion would the children be brought up in? Then it will become clear that, for Muslims, the religion of the mother is unimportant because the children will be brought up Muslim.
Correct
whatever the kid's choose would be the answer. Someone who would marry outside of their religion don't really give much f**k about their kids' religion, i guess. At least for me; that's the case. They can choose, their business, not mine, i got enough s**t to worry about myself.
The children of Muslim fathers are Muslim by default. That is why some of the ladies say it is forbidden for Muslim women to marry outside of Islam. It would diminish the number of Muslims because the children would be considered whatever religion the father is.
Child will be muslim definitly.....If someone does not agree That should find some other spouse...whats issue
amir ishaq religion of the children is nobody’s choice but the parents :)
islam: only incoming Not Outgoing services 😏
Outgoing is punished by death
Islam is perfect religion .. take help to read all holy book quran and teachings of Mohammed (PBUH) .. thanks
@@proudpakistani910 What is the punishment for leaving Islam? Be honest.
@@toonice3494 again I want to say that you have to need to read Holly book Quran and need also to get teachings of Mohammed (PBUH) .. InshaAllah you will must get your all answers about Islam ..!
@@toonice3494 there is absolutely no reference from the quran where there is punishment for leaving islam. We don't force people into Islam neither do we punish people if they wish to leave
As far as remember from my readings, Quran allows a muslim marry with a person from amongs "the people of the book" meaning jews and christians. I dont remember a gender difference in the verse. I might be wrong. But most scholars say men can marry non-muslim women but a muslim girls can't. It might sound unfair or sexist but i do understand the logic behind it. Especially in the east, go go into a new family as a bride. Especially if the family is a practicing family it might be really really hard for the lady. Also women tend to follow their men in marriage. With time they adapt. Especially in eastern cultures. Thats why its not allowed for ladies i think.
Just imagine this selfishness they said there muslim man is allowed to marry a christian woman but for a christian man to marry there muslim woman they said its forbiden, themselves should look into the situation from both side not to be selfish on one side 😔 🤔
i ever together with Muslim gf, it works almost 7years...
we broke up because i need to go work to another country and i can't bring her together... (she was in college and indeed... it forbidden by parents)
she never force me to become a Muslim as I never force her to become a Christian..
to be honest, she don't mind to said Merry Xmas for me and i also don't mind wait her pray in the Mosque while Eid Mubarak and others event...
the hardest part is parents and others family thought but we keep don't care at that moment until we separate...
hard moment but we keep in good memories... 🙏🙏🙏
What a shame , but its destiny 7 years isnt nothing its alot of thing you both built 🥲🥲
Hope you will be happy in you job and not regret your choice
Allah made it not to work out because Muslim women can't marry Christian men or from any other religion or even if nonreligious
(from my beliefs)
@D Dichev Yes Allah made it not to work ask me why? And no the only thing keeping Muslim women from Marrying other religions is Islam itself. Islam disallows the marriage of Muslim women to Christian/jew etc so that is why her family didn't agree to that I assume
@PrimeVids you are very right Dating relationships aren't even allowed in Islam it could lead to zina and heartbreak sadness
and it might not even continue for marriage so that is why its forbidden
@@helucz4772 I am Muslim but personally don't like the idea of marriage it doesn't work out in the modern age it's stress and pain
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“Steffi will u marry me ?”
Steffi Graff “how much money do u have?”
Totally out of context. But I love this scene!!! 😅
She's a lesbian, no?
@@MrGabi1235 no, you may be thinking of Navratilova. Steffi has been in relationships with Andre Agassi for a long time and they've been married since 2001.
good interview.
In Islam, it is actually encouraged for men to marry non-muslim and then convince her to convert. It is a good deed, and it gives men the entrance to heaven. So, that is why in this video, muslim men have no problem with marrying non-msulim. But muslim women are forbidden to marry non-muslim, as they might convert later. So, it is forbidden.
*@**5:00**:* I'm a Vietnamese guy who dated a Palestinian (Muslim) Arab who looks almost actually like her!
She later married a French-Canadian guy. Most of my Arabic-speaking female friends are with "foreign" (usually non-Muslim) men.
Most of Muslims don't know about that Muslim woman can marry to Christian and Jewish!
There's no forbids in Quran but Muslims keep saying that it's haram 😂 they don't know about their religion so fuck it
If they're Muslim they are sining
The problem is, that in Islam men can marry non-muslim women, and the women don't have to convert, however, their children have to be 100% muslim. Corey, I think you should have either asked more women, or asked if their kids would be muslim to get to the crux of the matter.
Last of the Romans neither can maafy from another religion and there is hadith on that matter
Either man or women in any case they should be converted to islam to get married to a muslim because they feel only their religion is true...
where I once lived a 13 yrs ago.
apt complex. there were quite a bit of middle easterners that I became good friends
with and got to date some of them. the single ones, being a daughter, a niece, a sister,
point is. there were as that. Muslim married to Christian , christian married to a Muslim.
both being from Iraqi, palestine, Iran, Libya, Syra, Saudi Arabia.
I was amazed that the apt complex was form that way. organized by middle easterners
of Muslim & Christian faith.
I found them to be good in character, strong in their faith.
very friendly in nature.
I was invited quite a bit over for launch, dinner, their family gatherings.
for three & half yrs lived there. I enjoy their friendship and kindness.
I once was dating a Syrian Muslim and she was the perfect women for me, I am Christian Lebanese. But the issue is family, once they knew of it there was no way it was going to work on either side. It's just a totally different upbringing and for me the massive issues would be when we had kids and fighting over which religion to raise them in. It's a shame because there's so many beautiful Muslim women
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these videos are awesome. It shows how diverse it really is and that most people are good.
you are amazing thank you for showing there is more love than hate between beliefs or atleast tolerance if only the world could see this.
This is really interesting. I wonder if you could do a video interviewing muslims, jews and christians if they would marry an atheist. I'm wondering if believing in something else is better than not believing in any God. Fantastic channel. Thank you.
Was it the Israelite women that kept saying its forbidden or the Palestinian ?
In theory this sounds so nice and tolerant, but in real life it is not so easy. I am "a war child", as a child I lived in multicultural country, ex Yugoslavia. We had so much mixed marriages, that was for us so normal till the war. With my own eyes I saw how in one moment become important from where you are coming, who are you parents, and witch religion you are. So many families was destroyed because that question in one moment become "life important". I saw disparagement, anger, violence, self-hatred because someone is Orthodox or Muslim or Catholic. That is why I don't believe in idea of multiculturalism and in mixed marriages. I am not racist or anti-islamist, just from that stupid unnecessary war I became very skeptical. I respect it, I see it very brave, wish them all the best, but for me, nop. And I think it’s ok to be honest with myself and others.
I agree
I'm sorry for your experience but that's because of societal prejudice, not two parents w two religions. I grew up with two religions and it was fine for me.
I don't believe in liberal multiculturalism as well, but I do believe people can live together despite differences. I do not think it is correct to draw the conclusion from Hitler that Jews should not live in Europe, or from the Japanese massacre of the Chinese the conclusion that a Chinese person could not marry a Japanese. Same with the ethnic war of Yugoslavia, it should not serve as an excuse for hatred or fear of the Others, it is clear that today, the ideological manipulation of this fear serves political goals, political goals which desperately want to preserve a rotten system by concealing the real problems facing all of us.
@@larshofler8298 No, it's just basic reasoning. If you look at a region with different cultures, identity and values are bound to start fights. The only way to reduce this chance is to dilute the sense of cultural identities among these people, killing the cultures in the process. I don't think any morally healthy person would like to see their way of life and identity reduced for the sake of multiculturalism.
@@basedmongoloid2278 that is utter nonsense with no good justification nor any trace of reasoning, pure garbage in short. I think identity politics is an illness, the only way to be healthy is to get rid of identity politics, be it liberal or nationalist, they are awful and have nothing to do with human dignity. I believe in universal human freedom and dignity, I don't care about anybodys stupid "identity", which is fashionable today. We are not 13 year olds. Your cultural purification dream is just another rosy path towards Nazism. I'm sorry, even if you get rid of cultures other than yours, you will still find "enemies" within your society, you will never reach harmony and purity like your mothers embrace, unless there is nobody left in the world.
It is very hard to find real christian women nowadays.
We are hiding lol
lol
Rubbish there a thousand s of them in Britain..
It's hard to find people who won't stop saying rubbish just because it's not that way in their eyes
@@michaelbrown984 oh that explain everything XD i live in Turkey so it is damn hard
Not for me to convert, but for my family
It's so weird. A Muslim woman who studied with me said that it is really forbidden for a man to marry a non Muslim woman if she doesn't convert. The children will still be considered Muslim, but you aren't supposed to. It's so weird that no one in this video knows this.
Bc It's not true
HANDS UP for the first man. He really respectable and understandable in a good way! Amen 🙏❤️
But the first man's (Adam) major fault was NOT keeping his bloody woman under control! If he'd kept her chained to the bed (and/or the sink) all the rest of us wouldn't be in the shit with god!
Yep. And hairy all over! :)
@@dabbbles relax
@Germaine Yao lol
In my opinion only those who answered "no" were being honest.
@Samir Disco I agree. It's almost impossible. Everyone to their values.
True to tell u the truth I know u ain't muslim but I love my religion I cant marry non muslim
@@aiyahauza2102 You're a fanatic. Good for you, slave. Clergymen's slave, not God's. God couldn't care less about religion.
@Ari Jahan Pagans... Do you even know what that means? You just repeat what you're told, no wonder you follow that faith...
What ?
Come to Albania nearly 30% are like that. AND NOBODY CARES, today we celebrate Christmas and when the day comes, for example in April we celebrate Ramadan... both parties HAPPY
Me and this one muslim girl really vibed but i just couldn't bring myself to convert. Was a shame and real disappointment but was best to part ways
Different people, different answer, different reason. That should be enough to prove that religions shouldn't be use as tools to put people in the same box.
If you noticed most men said yes and most women no. That’s literally just Islamic law. Some women said yes but I’ll just assume they weren’t aware of the law.
@@boygenius538_8 i mean why would ppl even Mary with someoeb with a other religion tbh i wouldnt want to Marry a muslim or a jewish girl
@@sherbelajo6290 I agree marrying within your religion makes the most sense
@@boygenius538_8 yess because its going to be really difficult marrying someone from another religion
@@boygenius538_8 Well some people believe in true love so
I actually know a couple who are mixed religion, Muslim and Christian. They love each other and have made a beautiful life together in New Zealand.