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We as Muslims believe that ALLAH (God in Islam) is all-wise (Alhakeem) in all his acts and orders

and we believe that our religion is the only true religion

and it is well known that the husband is in charge of his wife (qawaamah) and his status within the family is higher than that of his wife. Perhaps this higher position may make him force his wife to leave her religion and follow his, or it may influence her to do that, and this is something that Islam cannot accept. (because as I mentioned before Islam is the only true religion)

The higher status held by the husband may also cause the children of this woman to follow their father’s religion, which is a great error, if these offspring grow up and do not follow the final religion of Allaah.

This is the important reason which Allaah mentioned when He forbade Muslim women to marry non-Muslim men.

Moreover, if a kitaabi woman (a Jewish or Christian woman) marries a Muslim man, she is marrying someone who believes in her Prophet and all the Prophets of Allaah, because he cannot be a Muslim otherwise, and it is not permissible for him to differentiate between them.

Whereas the kitaabi – whether Jewish or Christian – does not believe in Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) or that he is the Seal of the Prophets, so how can the two matters be equal, and how can Muslim women marry men who do not believe in their Prophet?

Moreover, a Muslim woman can't perform all her religious duteis perfectly while she is married from non-Muslim.

For example, Islam forbade sexual intercourse (Jima'a) during fasting in Ramadan. Now tell me how could a Muslim woman refuse sexual act during fasting while her husband insisting!

Another example, Muslim woman should wear Hijab (veil). What is the situation if her husband refuses it and asks her to take it off.


for more

you can read the topics on these links

http://sisters.islamway.com/modules....rticle&sid=230

http://www.islam-qa.com/en/ref/83736


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