Muslim sister's with non-muslim boyfriends?
345729
Muslim or non-Muslim, it don't matter... love is where the heart is and no matter how we each feel about the other, if its meant to be it will be.......
74753
Fine so long as you're alike culturally and religiously.  If you are a Black Muslim attempting to marry a Mormon, you're going to be in trouble.  See what I mean?  If you see eye to eye religiously, morally and culturally, you'll be alright. \nMy sister married a Philipino guy. My parents were all upset, but he's a "home boy" from my home town and is no different in the way he thinks and speaks and acts from her.  My parents finally realized that and LOVE him!
177267
I am a female Muslim. Why are you particularly looking for a Muslim as a friend?
790109
My sister did. They are married and have been married since 2001. They also have one child together. She does say that she has some different thoughts now about their relationship. But, yeah, they are still together since 1994.
423937
i m really sorry to say this as i m also a girl \n but Just tell lie to them most of the girls are so simple to  believe it and dont think to reality they are really simple creatures\n i got a jew bf who lie to me for 2 years and i d been believeing he really love me i fall in love with him madly not for his appreance or any other reason just as i was thinking he is good at heart he never cheat me he never leave me alone he is the best one in the world he never can lie ....i got so information just from his words just see how fool i was?\nthen after 2 years when i got serious i found he never really meant to marry with a muslim girl !!
21640
Probably not. Most sisters like to give each other a hard time sometimes. It is just part of life I guess. I remember one of my boyfriends came over one time and my sister stomped his foot. She was in 5th grade and I was in 8th. When she was older I liked to tell embarrasing stories about when she was little to her boyfriends. We are close, but as I say we like to give each other a hard time. It wasn't to try to steal the boyfriend away.
60425
I have a friend who is a Christian and married a Muslem.  It is important for the two of you to discuss whether you will want to worship together (will you go with each other to services, or go seperately?) and how you will handle religious regulations in the home.  It is essential that you also decide how your future children will be raised.  Being on the same page with this is key for your future.  Good luck.
688562
Yep, intimately, she is my wife.  Been married for 6 heavenly years.  Her family excepts me and excepts that i will never convert, i accept the same that she will always be a Muslim and will never convert.  Everybody is happy, and life is good.
408735
Yes. It is normal and should be a rule never to date any of your sisters ex boyfriends. For that reason. Once you were ever involved with someone..that should always be yours and sisters should never tress pass onto your territory. Even though you are not involved with him any more..it is your memories not to be shared with a sister in that way. If my sister was to get with any of my ex's..that would be to uncomfortable,with good reason.
739447
No, I married him! We respect our differences n realize that as long as we r both God fearing n try to live a good decent life, the rest is semantics.\n\nWHEN will some of u people get it thru ur head that Muslims believe in the same one n only true God that we believe in!? They r NOT "unbelievers"!
598688
U r wrong , Most of Muslim woman DON'T Cover their faces , We Cover Our Hair , as this is called Hejab , but covering the face is in countries like Saudi Arabia and they minority not majority .. \n\nAnd Mostly Muslim men know about the girl from her family and friends and her acts in her surrounding community , but still it's essential to talk to her and know her in a good way before the marriage and he could come to her home and talk to her also they could go out but with one of her family members like her sister or brother , \nThere's something to know , in Muslim marriage , one of the most important factor of the marriage it self is the woman acceptance , means that when the religion man "Sheik" begin the marriage steps she must be asked if she agrees to be married or  not , if not , the marriage cannot be done , and this is made to make 100 % sure that she is Happy with the marriage . \n\nNow a days , boys and girls are in the same colleges , and it's easy to know the good and bad girls from their behavior and also to make a respectful relation ship with any girl to know her better ... \n\n Hope i was clear ...
231174
Be honest and open. I know it's easier said than done though. It took me 4.5 months to tell my dad's side of the family that my bf is white and from another country. They still don't know that he is Muslim and we've been together 6 months (they're black Christians). It takes time.
805727
yes and no.\n\nyes, they are allowed in that theirs no rules against it.\nNo, in that i would suggest trying it if your interests lie outside joining the Muslim faith.
296064
Yes only if you convert into Islam.Don't pretend that you are Muslim if you don't mean it and don't become a Muslim just because you want to marry a Muslim girl. You should embrace Islam only when you are ready and I truly hope that you do that with honesty.\n\nDon't marry your girlfriend if you are not a true Muslim yet. You will get a lot of troubles then. I hope your heart will open one day to accept and practise the real Islam before you marry a Muslim girl. May God bless you.
1020832
It is normal to have differences.... this is call sibling rivalry.\nI know my sister and I have gone though times that we haven't spoken to each other also. I have learnt over the years to accept where the other person is at and let them own it. It is their experience not yours so you really don't have to agree. Just realizing that you can still like or love someone with different opinions is ok. It doesn't mean you have to agree with them or even change their mind. I believe if you are going thourgh different experiences that's ok. You still have your fond memories of your sister and no one can take that a way from you ,not even your sister. I hope all works out well!!
1125686
She is not, I am Muslim and I can say that. maybe she really loves you but your relationship seems impossible. in our book male Muslim can marry Christian,Muslim and Jew woman, but female Muslim can't marry but Muslim man. so she is probably if she told her family they would prevent her from seeing you at all. so she keeps finding excuses to be with you as long as possible. talk to her outright and tell her what I just wrote and she can't deny! good luck.
1129946
I think it would be better in this case if you asked who invited you, as  the other answerers pointed out, this may really change from one place to the next (although it shouldn´t really)\nA few things, if you are a Christian, you are not bound to wear a veil (or headcover), this is only for Muslim women. HOWEVER, if you are going to a Mosque, then by all means wear something to cover your head and your chest fully, and of course do not dress provocative (short dress, etc)... if the celebration is not held in a Mosque then it really depends on the family. Some Muslims nowadays are really open about their religion, so in this case it would be ridiculous if you show up all in black from head to toe with a burqa!!\nBut also, the opposite would be true, so you are better off asking. The wife or whomever invited you would not feel your question as being a bad thing, on the contrary, they would appreciate it as a sign of respect.\n\nRegarding the gift, you can give them anything you would normally give to another couple who´s getting married! \n\nHave fun... and don´t drink too much (just joking lol)