Islam forbids Muslim youth from marrying non-Muslims
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New Delhi – The All India Muslim Personal Law Board has appealed to the Muslim youth to marry within the Muslim community. The General Secretary of the Board, Maulana (who officially preaches Islam in the Madarsa), Khalid Saifullah Rahmani, issued a press note appealing to the Muslim youth, Alims (religious teachers) and parents regarding the same. The Board made this appeal over the increasing incidents of love jihad in the country.
Marrying non-Muslim is not allowed in Sharia, marry within the community: AIMPLB tells Muslims of Indiahttps://t.co/KaSGT3fpMQ
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The Board said in the statement that it was wrong for young Muslims to marry non-Muslims. According to Sharia law, such marriages are not permissible in Islam. If a Muslim marries a non-Muslim and makes a living, he will continue to do wrong all his life. Nowadays, parents are not teaching their children Islam. Hence, the Board called on the Muslim clerics and parents to ask their children to marry within their community.