When Parents Will Learn to Respect their Children?

Ano says: June 15, 2015 at 4:20 am

Hi All,

Was reading all your posts and comments and so, wanted to share my personal experience and seek for your advice and suggestions on the below matter.

So, here it goes…

I just joined this company (the company I am currently working in) one year ago, I met him there , It was love at first sight (did not know what his name was, his religion was out of question as all I wanted was “him”)

Few Days later my colleague introduced him to me … Then I came to know that my dream man, the person I always kept an eye on in the office hours was a muslim boy.

I was a racist (feeling bad for what I was), so I knew that this is nothing but infatuation. I started maintaining distance. Since he was a part of my office group, so we used to have lunch together and gradually without my knowing it, we became best of friends (now the racist in me was dying and love was taking the space).

We unknowingly, were in a relationship . We decided that we will convince everyone at my place and his place and things will be normal then. The Hindu Muslim bawaal was small for us (maybe because we were in love ). I kept aside everything (my parents reaction, the compromises that we both will be making for each other etc) . The bond between us became strong with the passage of time. More than a couple we were best of friends.

My parents are super religious and so are his, My mother did not knew about our relationship although she was aware of our friendship, but she never met him in person.

I am 25 years old and as per my family I should get married before 26, so they started searching for a suitable groom for me. I took all this lightly , but to my shock they had found one and things were more than I had imagined, The boy’s family agreed to the roka (a ceremony before marriage), when I came to know this, I panicked and started crying. My family asked me if I was hiding something, or If I were in a relationship with someone or If I liked someone (they had no issues with it ). They wanted to meet the boy. I told my brother and my mother about my 6 months old relationship with this sweet Muslim guy in my office.

*Sigh- I knew they will not agree and making them understand would be difficult (I was prepared) things happened so quickly that I had to take a step and told them everything, their reaction shocked me (althogh I was aware of it), my mother started crying, cursing the values that she had given me, my brother started arguing with me, they started telling me the reactions of our so called relatives and society when they will hear the news, the reaction of the pados wali aunty – deko kaisi ladki hai, maa baap ki parwah nahi, mulli ban gai ladke ke liye , ku jane dia ise office, hawan karwao ghar mai kuch gadbad hai. He will convert you not now but years later, what about the children which religion will they follow, the same continued for atleast 2 days and at the end I had to loose my argument to them.
(because my mother said -(hum tujse saare rishte tod dengay, mar jayegi tu humare liye, muh kala karwayegi). The boy was unaware of all of this.

Our 6 months relationship came to an end in just 2 days. The boy started cursing me that I panicked and due to which it all ended. As it was all so early, we did not even decide what we will do, how we will break the news in front of our respective families, he was not professionally settled, jhe needs time, I should have kept my cool and should have told them about it, a year later when he will become something and could stand on his own feet (he is currently earning 30K pm) which is not sufficient for us – as per my parents. till then I should have denied for marriage and should have rejected the marriage proposals that were coming my way.

Now, we have officially broken up, but still we chat, we cry, I curse myself for not handling the situation well. for not standing by him as promised, for not giving time to us, and specially to him. I am GUILTY every second that i pass.

I need your suggestions as to what should we do ?? We love each other. He said he will never convert me, we will marry according to the special marriage act. Both religions will be equally respected, Children will be given both moral values and sanskar of both the religion, no burkha. May be all of the above are fake promises or may be true , I don’t know what god has written for both of us, All I know is we want everyone to be happy including both of us.

Please suggest…

Waiting for your valuable feedback and suggestions.

Q1. Should we continue talking to each other?
Q2. should we secretly again date each other, will face the consequences together?
Q3. Should we give up?

I don’t want to get married to anyone except him, I was a religious person, now i don’t believe in God. I hate my family for doing this to me, for not understanding me. for not giving me a chance to prove that love is above religion.

This pain within me is killing me day by day. I don’t want anyone.

It is all because of me , muje ghar pe itni jaldi nahi btana chahiye tha,…
Take care -Ano


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5 Comments

  • ahmad noor
    July 16, 2015 2:31 am

    ANO YOU SHOULD GIVE UP YOUR FAMILY DID THE RIGHT THING ..I KNOW THAT THIS IS PBUT IT IS GOOD FOR YOUR FUTURE SOME TIMES THE RIGHT MEDICINE IS BITTER
    IT IS ALL BECAUSE OF THOSE (MUSLIMS IN NAME ONLY) WHY DO THE LET SUCH RELATION
    TO GROW UP AND WHAT KIND OF RELIGIOUS MUSLIM FAMILY HE HAS WHEN NOT TEACHING HIM THE SIMPLEST RULES OF ISLAMIC MARRIAGE RESTRICTIONS …WHAT A SIMPLE WORD TO SAY LOVE OVER RELIGION !!!!!!
    for AARFA SO MANY THINGS TO BE CLEARED OUT

  • June 23, 2015 3:17 am

    Ano,

    No parents want their children to land in the trouble. What happens at an immature age, some times, under emotional or deceitful tactics by muslim guys under the name of islam innocent girls get trapped.

    You have broken that is good, God has saved your life.

    • mac
      June 23, 2015 4:33 am

      Aarfa,Massey,Chand Osmani, Shagul now in new name, the new name is Gauhar.

  • June 16, 2015 7:04 am

    Dear Ano,

    You are under emotional attachments and never thought that you are jumping in the fry pan, cursing yourself through out life.

    I am a muslim girl and know the consequences of marrying a muslim guy by non muslim girl. Non muslim girl is forced to convert to islam, eat beef,never meet her relatives being non islamic,wife will not object if husband brings another 3 wives and even then if objection raised, she is subject to oral tripple talak, and if she wants to come, she has to practice HALALA, marry another man, have sex with him, then he will divroce her to marry ex husband again, if husband asks to perform another halala, she has to do it.

    FEMALE HAS NO RESPECT IN ISLAM,JUST A SEX TOY AND KID PRODUCING MACHINE.IF SHE EVER TRY TO DIVORCE, SHE IS STONNED TO DEATH. DO YOU WANT TO LEAD SUCH A DISGRACEFUL LIFE.

    RIGHT NOW MUSLIM GUY MAY BE KIND HEARTED, SUBMISSIVE, POLITE, SUPPORTIVE, BUT ONCE MARRIED, BAD DAYS BEGIN FOR THE GIRL.

    (i) immediately disassociate from him (ii) No talking, no dating (iii) forget him, otherwise you may land in trouble, may be one day satisfying sexual needs of terrorists.

  • June 15, 2015 10:02 pm

    Dear Ano,

    We read every thing what you wrote and are shocked!! It is too sad that parents don’t respect a 25 years old adult and her feelings. It is unjust to crush 6 months true love in 2 days. It will only lead to spoiling yours and your family relationship. It could leave a deep scar in your mind that probably will be difficult to erase. Sorry your family reacted this way, really sorry.

    We wish your parents took a rational approach by 1) listening to you fully, 2) trusting you, 3) instead of stereotyping your Muslim lover, help you find truth about him and 4) respect your final decision, what ever that is. This is exactly what we said in our video message. To start with, let us know your views on message in this video … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlAuY85RlcE

    Ano, we will discuss more every day right here. Lets hope something good may come out, at least we should try. Should we?

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