Dating Someone Of A Different Religion - Does It Matter Who You Love?

[ambotani21]

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what matters is having a mutual belief.

[spalding]

ok ra para nako bisag unsa nga relehiyon iyang gi sudlan basta way gi bawal sa iyang relihyon ang mu kaon ug lechon ug dugo2x payts au na hehehe.

[justinblake]

Dili mo matter nako basta magkasinabot lang mo. No probs at all.

[bj88]

That actually depends.. If you love each other then goooo..♥♥ As long as respect with each others religion is still there then there will be no problem@all..
Spread of the LOVE..

[s3thk]

havent really tried dating someone wha has a different religion but i dont think it really matters

[junexpress]

I'm Catholic, and I don't have any plans of giving up the religion I've known since birth, that's why I won't date with non-catholic woman to keep away from problems in the future.

[shagrath_99]

i know a lot of folks who are in a relationship with someone from a different religion and it didn't gave them any problems.. i guess if both respects each other, religion would not be an issue.. IMHO.

[LaBelleza]

I don't oppose to interfaith relationships and in the past I wanted to remain Catholic (dating Muslim). It was fine as we both respected each other's beliefs. But when it came to a serious commitment I could see and feel how important it was for him that I embraced Islam. I had to give it A LOT of thought and it all came down to our future children <----- the most important part of our lives together.

Alhamdulillah, Allah (swt) made it easy for me and I truly felt it in my heart that Islam was the path to take. In the Qur'an the relationship is based on tranquility, love and mercy and the husband and wife are the "garments" for each other (meaning comfort, protection and warmth and most of all God).

The rights of the man and woman are clearly stated and they are fair which creates a balance. So for a peaceful family, we believe that it's easier for both parents to be of the same religion so as not to confuse the children.

"Love is not just looking at each other, it's looking in the same direction"
---- Antoine de Saint-Exupery, Wind, Sand and Stars, 1939

[mokiloo]

depende ra pud na
but if pasabot sa TS nga "dating" or just or "seeing" someone which just casual relationship....which could be good also..or bad.

good, because its nothing really serious and if religious boundaries sets in mura wala ra'y mawagtang kung mag split-up

bad, because you won't be more tolerable or flexible to each other's traditions kay same as wala'y mawala if the other party di gusto...then unsa'y dugayan...buwag!

then if love---like when you really mean LOVE
of course...its a no brainer it really doesn't matter
though naa gyud challenges dili kalikayan

[mrvs19]

I don't oppose to interfaith relationships and in the past I wanted to remain Catholic (dating Muslim). It was fine as we both respected each other's beliefs. But when it came to a serious commitment I could see and feel how important it was for him that I embraced Islam. I had to give it A LOT of thought and it all came down to our future children <----- the most important part of our lives together.

Alhamdulillah, Allah (swt) made it easy for me and I truly felt it in my heart that Islam was the path to take. In the Qur'an the relationship is based on tranquility, love and mercy and the husband and wife are the "garments" for each other (meaning comfort, protection and warmth and most of all God).

The rights of the man and woman are clearly stated and they are fair which creates a balance. So for a peaceful family, we believe that it's easier for both parents to be of the same religion so as not to confuse the children.

"Love is not just looking at each other, it's looking in the same direction"
---- Antoine de Saint-Exupery, Wind, Sand and Stars, 1939

sakto sad, para d maconfuse ang kids..