This video addresses whether a Muslim man can marry a Hindu woman without her converting. The speakers explain that Hinduism is considered a divine religion with roots in monotheism and a divinely appointed messenger, Krishna.
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Resume IA: Can a Muslim Man Marry a Hindu Woman? A Ruling Based on Divine Covenant presente les idees centrales suivantes: This video addresses whether a Muslim man can marry a Hindu woman without her converting. The speakers explain that Hinduism is considered a divine religion with roots in monotheism and a divinely appointed messenger, Kr...
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A viewer asks if it is permissible for a Muslim man to marry a Hindu woman who does not wish to convert. The speakers begin by affirming that faith cannot be forced and discuss the Islamic ruling allowing men to marry women from the People of the Book (Christians and Jews). They explain the theological reasoning behind why Muslim women are restricted from marrying non-Muslim men, focusing on the preservation of faith within the household. The discussion then shifts to whether Hindus qualify as People of the Book. The speakers argue that Hinduism's core doctrine acknowledges a supreme reality (Brahman) and originates from a divinely appointed messenger, Krishna. Citing narrations from Prophet Muhammad and the Ahl al-Bayt, as well as the verification by Imam Ahmad Al-Hasan, they establish that Krishna was one of the 124,000 prophets sent to mankind. Consequently, the speakers conclude that Hindus are considered people of a previous covenant, similar to Christians and Jews. Therefore, a Muslim man is permitted to marry a Hindu woman. The video ends with a message of respect and welcome to Hindus within the community, viewing such unions as a bridge of friendship between Muslims and Hindus.
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