Two Muslim girls convert to marry Hindu boys in UP


Bareilly (Uttar Pradesh), Dec 1 (IANS): Two Muslim girls have converted to marry Hindu boys, here.

The wedding was solemnised as per Hindu rituals by Pandit K K Shankhadhar at the Agast Muni Ashram located in Madinath.

After converting to Hinduism, Iram Zaidi became Swati and Shahnaz became Suman.

Iram Zaidi married Adesh Kumar while Shahnaz married Ajay.

Both these girls said that they have great faith in Hinduism.

"Women do not get respect in Muslim society. Whenever Muslim men want, they pronounce talaq thrice and then perform halala," they said.

The two girls were first "purified" by the priest, then their names were changed and then the marriage took place. Both took the blessings of the priest after the wedding ceremony.

Hours after the wedding, Suman met the SSP Bareilly and said that she faced a threat to her life from her parents and brother who have kept a grave ready for her.

The police have assured full protection to the girls.

 

  

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  • Kishore shetty, udupi

    Fri, Dec 02 2022

    From darkness to light. Welcome to the oldest religion my dear sisters.

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  • Nawaz, Udupi/Kuwait

    Thu, Dec 01 2022

    Quote: "Both these girls said that they have great faith in Hinduism.". Unquote I congratulate the girls for their new faith. Stay there you deserve what you have accepted from your heart. Stay there forever. No one will fight for your waapsi.

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 01 2022

    Sharia law makes death penalty obligatory for those who voluntarily and willfully leave their religion, although capital punishment seems to have been applied only in rare cases throughout history.

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  • Nawaz, Udupi/Kuwait

    Thu, Dec 01 2022

    @David, Do you have any one example of capital punishment? Further, Islamic rulings of punishment will not be applied at the current time unless there is full Islamic Governance system is existing at place. For example, there is a strict punishment if some one steals (above a pre- determined value of theft). But this cannot be applied at this time; because the strict punishment was prescribed for stealing as the thief choose to steal even after the governorates used to feed / provide clothing for everyone from the government treasury. Also, there was no system of extravagant spending on marriage by the bridegroom. And it was unlawful for making the bride spend on marriages. So, in those cases, the thief was indeed liable for strict punishment as he decided swallow hard earned money of others.

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  • A. Dsouza, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 01 2022

    I am afraid, is this love jihad ? Or a simple normal marriage between two individuals genuinely in love with each other. Whatever it is I wish happy and long wedded life.

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  • BDS, Udupi

    Thu, Dec 01 2022

    Seems like Ghar whapsi

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  • DP, Balmatta

    Thu, Dec 01 2022

    Wow. "Love Ravan" gets full protection

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 01 2022

    is dis called forced conversion?!

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  • Pramod kumar, Manglore

    Fri, Dec 02 2022

    Where if the force? Did you red the news? "Both these girls said that they have great faith in Hinduism."

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  • mohan prabhu, mangalore/canada

    Thu, Dec 01 2022

    Is this the beginning of a poaching game? Or, Hindu retaliation forlove jihad?

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  • arm, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 01 2022

    Tum Kare tho Chamatkar aur Hum Kare tho Balathkar.

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