Here a Hindu girl gets in love relationship with a Muslim, got impressed by Islam and got converted. GodIsGreat says: May 2, 2013 at 3:27 am To all the ignorant people, For a fact I am a GIRL and was a Hindu but I have always found myself lost over the concept of God in [...]
By: Rajiv Malhotra The word “dharma” has multiple meanings depending on the context in which it is used. Monier-Williams’ Sanskrit-English Dictionary lists several, including: conduct, duty, right, justice, virtue, morality, religion, religious merit, good work according to a right or rule, etc. Many other meanings have been suggested, such as law or “torah” (in the [...]
-By Uday Lal Pai Sanatan Dharma or Hinduism is not a prescriptive religion. It doesn’t give you a list of Do’s and Don’ts. It gives a lot of freedom of thought to the extent that a person who said there is no God is also referred to as Saint. According to the basic principles of [...]
Amina Khatoon, Patna, Bihar says: April 9, 2013 at 4:18 am Imran (read Muslim boys) you have deeply felt the problems of our muslim sisters. It is 100% fact that one side Talaq is biggest problem in my religion. When Shaitan enter in muslim man only then he say three times TALAQ. So Allas says [...]
Satyen says: April 22, 2013 at 3:18 pm See the striking difference between the prophets of Buddhism, Jainism, Christianity versus Muhammad, the prophet of Islam. 1. The prophets of other religions were either unmarried or had only one wife. On the other hand Muhammad had at least twleve wives. 2. Other prophets were married at [...]
Humaima says: April 19, 2013 at 10:29 am I am longing for the day that humanity becomes united and we embrace each other as brothers and sisters. However, religion is often the cause of disunity and Islam is the greatest obstacle. But its end is near. Many modernist Muslims have become desperate and to save [...]
Nargis says: April 18, 2013 at 12:05 pm Dear readers, Islam is a declaration of war against infidels. Islam is an ideology of WAR. The Koran is a BOOK OF WAR. Allah (the ANTI GOD) is a GOD OF WAR. This war is permanent until all the infidels have converted, paid a submission tax or [...]
junaid says: April 18, 2013 at 3:39 am War and Islam In the remainder of the article we address some of the common misconceptions about the Islamicand Quranic perspectives on war and peace. These misconceptions are fueled by some people who quote parts of a few Quranic verses out of context. It is unfortunate that [...]
Ishina says: April 16, 2013 at 8:38 am Dear readers, I too left Islam. ”There are many reasons to leave a religion. There are many reasons to disbelieve in gods. Doing either doesn’t necessarily mean one will jump straight into bed with a replacement. It can also be liberating life experience. It doesn’t have to [...]
suma usa says: April 16, 2013 at 12:03 pm Those who live in muslim countries can’t leave the faith and live openly as apostates. Those outside the Muslim lands can do so. In muslim countries, it is punishable by imprisonment and even death. In Pakistan and Saudi they are beheaded. Musilims force their faith on [...]
A beautiful message by a writer -Admin. Mehrunnisha says: April 8, 2013 at 2:32 am Dear Aisha, I am glad you were able to see the truth and have realized that Islam is false. The strange feeling of denial, shock, confusion, guilt, sadness, and even anger after finding the truth is normal. You may even [...]
This is an excellent article. Here, the author has superbly narrated her quest for God, how she got attracted to Islam and in the end what made her to leave Islam. There is so much to learn and think. All parents should also read this for how to be the best parents. Enjoy reading! -Admin [...]
Taslima says: January 26, 2013 at 8:37 am My mother used purdah. She wore a burqa with a net cover in front of the face. It reminded me of the meatsafes in my grandmother’s house. One had a net door made of cloth, the other of metal. But the objective was the same: keeping the [...]
Husna says: April 2, 2013 at 11:34 am A religion is a unified system of beliefs and practices relative to sacred things, that is to say, things set apart and forbidden—beliefs and practices, which unite into one single moral community called a Church, all those who adhere to them”. — Emile Durkheim The Black Stone [...]
Helen says: April 2, 2013 at 11:27 am Hi everbody I was born an Iraqi Muslim and grew up in a moderate Muslim environment hearing the horror stories about hell, endless torture and burning, angles on both sides of your shoulders one is writing your good deeds and the other bad deeds, an other magic [...]
Alia says: March 25, 2013 at 9:09 am I used to be a devout Muslims, until I started reading the six Hadiths (Al-Kutub al-Sittah). As I read, I realized that sociopath could not be a Prophet of God. In most religions God is good, God wants love, God wants peace. The God of the Qur’an [...]
Here, a church is demanding a Hindu girl friend to sign a pre-nup that their children would be raised in Christian faith only and if not, his parents would be punished by the church, like stopped holy communion and after death burial rights. Is this not injustice to innocent lovers? Tejas says: March 18, 2013 [...]
Here, Junaid, a Muslim male from Muslim majority country, is giving his explanations about Islam on: Koran on wife beating, rape in Islam, what it means that Muslim woman has to produce 4 witnesses to prove rape, education in Islam and why 9/11 and Kashmir issues are present today. Enjoy this enlightening document from an [...]
Satyen says: March 3, 2013 at 3:59 pm Educated Muslim Girls/Women, Please help others and yourself as it’s you who can contribute a lot to change the fate of Muslim girls/women. This is really pathetic that the Muslim women/girls are themselves responsible for their ignominy. See the example of Hina (read: I pray for his [...]
paki_girl says: January 19, 2013 at 8:51 am The Kuran is full of hatred towards unbelievers. The Hadith is even worse. It goes into the gory details of the kinds of “punishments” Muhammed meted out to people for even petty offenses. Judge for yourself. I will reproduce some of the Hadith where Muhammad shows his [...]
Muslim_girl says: September 24, 2012 at 1:31 am Hi K, I am a Muslim girl in a relationship with a Hindu guy. I am from Pakistan and have traditional parents, and he’s from India. We both love each other to no measurable extent. We’re also fairly agnostic, and he’s also completely anti-dogmatic. My family got [...]
Aafrah says: January 13, 2013 at 7:15 am Hi, I am Aafrah from an Arabian country, studying in Sao paulo, Brazil and also working here for the last 7 months. I am in love with a Christian boy and like their life style and freedom to the women and therefore wish to marry him. We [...]
Saina to Islamic Women: December 24, 2012 at 6:21 am My story may appear to be the regular teenage drama at first glance. But if you delve deeper, you’ll find that I’m dealing with this big problem: a crush on this boy. Wait! I know what it looks like at first. “Muslim girl gets a [...]
Angela says: December 21, 2012 at 9:08 am Hello readers, I am Angela Nilofar, my mother christian and father a muslim, married to a Muslim Arab man. I was born and grew up in the United States. I was loved by my father too much and he used to impress me that muslims are very [...]
Interfaith Shaaadi fully supports below collection of views in terms of “finding truth” and making an “informed” decision for an interfaith marriage. All Muslims in love with Hindus have to answer, …are you a true believer in Islam or just name-sake Muslim? If you are a true Muslim, believe in Koranic teachings and believe in [...]
Thought this site’s main focus is Interfaith Marriage With Equality (IM WE), lots of discussion are going-on here on conditions of Islamic Women Today. For this reason, this page is dedicated to discuss ISLAM and WOMEN as it is TODAY. On one side, some women think today’s Islamic women are treated with utmost respect and [...]
Agnotist says: October 31, 2012 at 1:12 pm Priya, I am a brahmin girl too. I live in US, and was in Canada for a lot of my life. I did like a pakistani guy for a bit. He was broad minded, undergrad in Computer Science, and having a good job. When the topic of [...]
Sumanth says: on September 6, 2012 at 2:36 pm Hi, I am Sumanth, 24, from a Hindu Brahmin family. It’s been two years since I came to love Jesus as my Lord, and I WANT TO GET BAPTIZED and commit my life to Him (of my own free will). Going forward, I would prefer to [...]
It is Jewish traditions to have their children Bris and Bar Mitzvah ceremonies. The Bris (circumcision) is a religious ceremony performed on 8th day of childbirth. The Bar- (or Bat- for a girl) Mitzvah is a religious ritual performed at age of 12-13 to announce the child a Jew. The child has to commit to [...]
I am a muslim but married a Hindu guy, very happy with him. In muslim community women are treated very badly, restricted their freedom of education, movement, job and always insecurity of life being divorced at any time. Dont believe those who are misguiding you (Shamim, a Muslim) to marry a muslim boy. Take it granted you will be treated very badly and one day left by him. – Sabana.
Some religions have strict codes against idol-worshipping, however it is not clear what is idol-worshipping and what is not. This article is written to stimulate discussion on this topic.
Here, a former-Hindu named Hinu married to a Christian. Her husband believes that it is sin to be a part of Garba dance, sin to eat prasad and sin for Christians to enter a Hindu temple; however on the other side, even he hates Hindus he dated a Hindu girl, he made her lie to her parents, believes that it’s good to convert any Hindu girl into Christianity, under love-pressure made her change her religion against her wishes, does not allow a Hindu God in their home, made her sit in a church for hours and now physically hurting her. If he has done all these to follow God’s commandments, one has to wonder what kind of God or “weird religion” he is following.
Indian says to Vikas (Why I came back to Hinduism?): February 2, 2012 at 2:24 pm This website (www.InterfaithShaadi.org) and the admin are nothing but hindu fundamentalist in Disguise. They are Anti-muslim and are trying to lure innocent and ignorant Muslims in the fold of non believers. They are very happy when they see some [...]
All religious scriptures have shortcomings. The Lord Shiva and Lord God are portrait as angry Gods, thought there may be justifications provided by believers. The Abrahamic (Christian, Jewish and Muslim) scriptures have spent good deal of efforts criticizing others’ (and each other’s) belief systems. Actually for an interfaith couple, it is not what is stated [...]
From Vikas (Submitted on 2011/12/02 at 11:40 am) Hello, Let me tell you my story which is true. I am a Hindu but many ups & downs came into my life. Even being a Hindu I never did pooja an time in my life, never read Geeta, never went to any temple and my parents [...]
Prateek says…. November 6, 2011 at 3:08 am Hey guys and girls, I am a Hindu and in a relationship with an Islamic girl (it was she who approached me first), we both love each other and can go to any extent to live with each other… We both don’t have any problem with each [...]
Exodus 20:5 “You shall not bow down to them or worship them; for I, the LORD your God, am a jealous God, punishing the children for the sin of the fathers to the third and fourth generation of those who hate me…”
JASON: In practical terms, I’m actually very comforted knowing my God is jealous-and for me!
Christians and Jews are discussed in detail in several chapters of Koran, but there is no direct mention of the word “Hindu” in the Koran. However, like most Hindus, if you are any one of those people who believe in multiple forms of the God, associate other names of God with Allah (for example, if [...]
Exclusivist monotheist faiths teach that there is only one way to the heaven and, of course, it is theirs own. Exclusivists claim non-believers will get the “hell of fire” or will not be “saved.” Such intolerant teachings about other faiths create many problems in interfaith relationships. Allah literally means god in the Arabic language. In [...]
Tathagata Roy had serious objections to painting Muslims, Christians and Jews with the same coarse brush called “Abrahamic.” These three traditions are very different in some ways; for example: Jews do not proselytize, whereas Christians and Islamists do. Then again, Christians do it by persuasion (at least at present times), while Islamists do it by [...]
Commented by MADIHA Qur’an says in Surah Nisa Ch. 4, Verse 56, that… ‘As to those who reject Our signs, We shall cast them into the hell fire, and as often as their skins are roasted, We shall give them fresh skin, so that they shall feel the pain’. Let me tell you about my [...]