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Originally posted by Hamza1416 View Postsalam alaykum wa rahmat allah
the man dosent require the approval of hes parents for marriage in islam only the women need the aproval of her guardian
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Originally posted by Zoea View PostJust some advice really.
I have met a truly good man. He is very respectful, religious, genuine. As a revert I have met some awful men with haram intentions but he is nothing like this. We have talked about marriage and he is happy to proceed and said that before going further with practicalities he would need his parents approval and to avoid hurting either of us he will talk to them about me within the next few days.
He said that His parents are not judgemental people but he feels they may not accept him marrying a British convert because they would prefer he married an Arab woman.
However he is 34 and he feels that as he is older and they are very keen for him to get married they may accept me.
i am feeling very down about this as he will not marry me against his parents wishes even though they have not met me and so can’t really reject me based on some simple facts about me.
i am finding it difficult to accept what could be a good marriage can end just because his parents don’t want him to marry a white woman. This reasoning does not seem reasonable. I could completely understand if it was something such as the woman was atheist or living a haram lifestyle.
as a revert will I ever be married if it’s so u likely parents will accept their son marrying a British woman?
it makes me fear for the future.
If that guy loves you than he will not listen to what his parents say, and I am sure he loves you.
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Originally posted by Zoea View PostJust some advice really.
I have met a truly good man. He is very respectful, religious, genuine. As a revert I have met some awful men with haram intentions but he is nothing like this. We have talked about marriage and he is happy to proceed and said that before going further with practicalities he would need his parents approval and to avoid hurting either of us he will talk to them about me within the next few days.
He said that His parents are not judgemental people but he feels they may not accept him marrying a British convert because they would prefer he married an Arab woman.
However he is 34 and he feels that as he is older and they are very keen for him to get married they may accept me.
i am feeling very down about this as he will not marry me against his parents wishes even though they have not met me and so can’t really reject me based on some simple facts about me.
i am finding it difficult to accept what could be a good marriage can end just because his parents don’t want him to marry a white woman. This reasoning does not seem reasonable. I could completely understand if it was something such as the woman was atheist or living a haram lifestyle.
as a revert will I ever be married if it’s so u likely parents will accept their son marrying a British woman?
it makes me fear for the future.
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Like Hamza said, the man doesn’t need an approval but I wouldn’t go for it if the parents aren’t happy. I would want them to accept me.
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salam alaykum wa rahmat allah
the man dosent require the approval of hes parents for marriage in islam only the women need the aproval of her guardian
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السلام عليكم ورØÙ…Ø© الله وبركاته
Ukhti, I wouldn't stress it. Just make du3a and pray istikharah. If his parents won't accept then it wasn't meant to be. If he won't marry without his parent's permission then I find this something respectable about him, even though his parents might be wrong in their reasoning. Don't fear for the future because it's in the hands of Allaah. Try to have full reliance upon Him. Make sure to use this time seeking knowledge and making yourself firm upon His religion. Even though marrying is important in Islaam, I've noticed that many are desperate and hasty regarding this matter which in the end makes them end up with people they're not very compatible with.
I've been in your shoes. His parents were not really liking him marrying a revert. When I heard the news he told me he still wanted to continue and that his parents will eventually get over it. I put a stop to that and said I won't marry someone who's parents are not happy with the marriage. I'm not white European and my culture is more similar to his. The first time they saw me they actually taught I was one of them, but they didn't want a revert and I didn't want to push myself on them. Long story short: I've seriously dodged a bullet right there. Alhamdulillaah. Allaah knows what's best for you ukhti. Sometimes we want and like something when in reality it's bad for us and vice versa. Just make a lot of du3a and have patience. And in the meantime try to put your focus on working on yourself inshaaAllaah.
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Parents won’t agree to him marrying convert
Just some advice really.
I have met a truly good man. He is very respectful, religious, genuine. As a revert I have met some awful men with haram intentions but he is nothing like this. We have talked about marriage and he is happy to proceed and said that before going further with practicalities he would need his parents approval and to avoid hurting either of us he will talk to them about me within the next few days.
He said that His parents are not judgemental people but he feels they may not accept him marrying a British convert because they would prefer he married an Arab woman.
However he is 34 and he feels that as he is older and they are very keen for him to get married they may accept me.
i am feeling very down about this as he will not marry me against his parents wishes even though they have not met me and so can’t really reject me based on some simple facts about me.
i am finding it difficult to accept what could be a good marriage can end just because his parents don’t want him to marry a white woman. This reasoning does not seem reasonable. I could completely understand if it was something such as the woman was atheist or living a haram lifestyle.
as a revert will I ever be married if it’s so u likely parents will accept their son marrying a British woman?
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