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To whoever can shed some light.
- for one thing, one of us is Pakistani and the other Bengali. To us that doesn't matter. In Islam that doesn't matter. In culture it does.
what advice is there for someone whose family will not accept on the grounds of different race? Or because they have ulterior motives for political/family benefit.
You see, They already have a woman they want him to marry but he doesn't want to marry her. He's said no but they still keep her in topic of conversation. Forced marriages are haraam and consent is needed by both I get that. But the pressure on him is immense and I'm afraid he'll cave in and I'll lose him because his family won't agree to our union and he won't go without their blessing.
His mum is weak in health and I know he'll do anything to make her happy. I'm afraid to say him marrying a woman of her preference is one such thing, even if he doesn't want it.
Is that ok? Forcing someone through emotional blackmail? Or marrying for political benefit or cultural reasons? What is there in Islam to protect people from this fate?
We both want our parents blessings. His parents are the ones stopping our union and progress.
We don't want a secret marriage we don't want to go against them we don't want it without their blessing but we do want to marry each other in all the right ways.
Help. I'm drowning.
- for one thing, one of us is Pakistani and the other Bengali. To us that doesn't matter. In Islam that doesn't matter. In culture it does.
what advice is there for someone whose family will not accept on the grounds of different race? Or because they have ulterior motives for political/family benefit.
You see, They already have a woman they want him to marry but he doesn't want to marry her. He's said no but they still keep her in topic of conversation. Forced marriages are haraam and consent is needed by both I get that. But the pressure on him is immense and I'm afraid he'll cave in and I'll lose him because his family won't agree to our union and he won't go without their blessing.
His mum is weak in health and I know he'll do anything to make her happy. I'm afraid to say him marrying a woman of her preference is one such thing, even if he doesn't want it.
Is that ok? Forcing someone through emotional blackmail? Or marrying for political benefit or cultural reasons? What is there in Islam to protect people from this fate?
We both want our parents blessings. His parents are the ones stopping our union and progress.
We don't want a secret marriage we don't want to go against them we don't want it without their blessing but we do want to marry each other in all the right ways.
Help. I'm drowning.