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Can a Muslim Woman Marry a Non-Muslim Man ?
The sole intent of this essay is to shape and preserve the future of American Muslims in general and Muslim women in particular. When we live amidst fellow humans, falling in love is natural, there is always the one you fall in love with.
Interfaith Marriages wins the Wedding Wire Couples Awards
Interfaith Marriages was announced as a winner of the 2022 Wedding Wire Couples’ Choice Awards®, an accolade representing the top wedding professionals across the board in quality, service, responsiveness, and professionalism.
Hindu Muslim Marriage
When a Hindu falls in love with a Muslim and wants to get married, a red flag is raised by his/her family and the community. Hindus are concerned about losing a member of their flock to another religion, and Muslims have difficulty coping with idol worship.
The reverse of Misogyny in interfaith relationships.
Men have not outgrown their ‘need’ to control others, particularly their women. They want their women to be subservient to their whims, even in America, and in all faith traditions. It is what the men wish that happens. The societies are still misogynistic, and I hope it will change.
Promoting Interfaith Harmony Through Marriages
Marriage is an important event in the life of a man and a woman. Traditionally, marriages take place between a man and a woman belonging to the same religion. In some orthodox religious and ethnic communities, marriage is even restricted to the caste or race.
Ghouse honored by Religion Communication Council
Mike’s 5 Minutes Speech at the event I want to thank the Religion Communicators council and Ms. Slater in whose husband’s name this recognition was initiated in 1929. I appreciate my friends for their support.
Indian American’s Interfaith Marriages Imitative Honored With Award
Interfaith Marriages, a Washington-based wedding officiant service, led by a prominent Indian American Muslim Mike Ghouse, has been recognized as a winner of the 2022 WeddingWire Couples’ Choice Award.
Interfaith Marriages by an Indian American – Counter View
In an email alert to Counterview, a senior Washington DC-based activist has said that recent trends suggest, that when India is regressing, the diaspora in the US is fast progressing ahead with having interfaith marriages.
Mike Mohamed Ghouse: A Pluralist, and an Outstanding Interfaith and Peace Activist
Mike’s 5 Minutes Speech at the event I want to thank the Religion Communicators council and Ms. Slater in whose husband’s name this recognition was initiated in 1929. I appreciate my friends for their support.
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