Are muslim woman allowed to marry a Christian man?

In ISLAAM it is forbidden for Muslim women to marry non-Muslim men... however, Muslim men are permitted to marry Christian and Jewish women. The justification for this rule is two-fold: 1) Technically, children are given the religion of their father, and so legally speaking, the offspring of a union between a Muslim male and a kitabiyya (woman form the 'People of the Book', i.e. Christians and Jews) would still be Muslim 2) Muslim men are Islamically prohibited from forcing their wives to become Muslim.

Religious coercion is prohibited in ISLAAM. However, in Christianity and Judaism a similar prohibition against coercion does not exist. According to their own religious law, Muslim jurists argued, Christian men may force their Muslim wives to convert to their (the husbands') religion.

Put differently, it was argued, ISLAAM recognizes Christianity and Judaism as valid religions, but Judaism and Christianity do not recognize the validity of ISLAAM as a religion. Since it was assumed that the man is the stronger party in a marriage, it was argued that Christian and Jewish men will be able to compel their Muslim wives to abandon ISLAAM. (If a Muslim man would do the same, he would be violating Islamic law and committing a grave sin).

I pray this answers your question. You also have to remember/understand that for Muslims these rulings come from Almighty GOD Himself (glorious and exalted is HE). So we don't question HIS Wisdom *wink*... as HE is knows what is best for HIS creation.

GOD bless.

Muslim women is very strict, request ask these father's permission. These fathers always discuss with Christian men about rule marry and follow to fathers saying.

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