Why do they always find Hindu girls to marry? Sadhvi Prachi now takes - Page 5

Originally posted by: bramcote46

Lol...even on this this thread i can't help but notice people who have similar mindset as sadhvi , on one hand they will criticise sadhvi but on the other hand they will start this ifs...and buts...and conversion and all😕

As for Changing name or naming their children<<<<<< following religious practices and i don't see any of these converted souls offering namaz 5 times a day but i see them doing all the pujas , celebrate holi, diwali etc along with their muslim husbands/wives .

Celebs don't care about rituals. They are liberal. Dharam and Hema follow Hindu rituals even though they converted to Islam. Celebs never take religion seriously at all.

In my opinion one should have freedom of faith. No need to follow spouse or parent religion compulsorily.

I don't mind if someone doesn't even follow either parent's religion at all and becomes an atheist.

But if one party is forced to convert or follow a certain faith then it's debatable. It could be an issue with ordinary people who aren't celebs and aren't that liberal either.
Marriages are still not just based on love. Lot of politics based on caste, religion, financial status and whatnot goes into fixing an alliance. Real life of ordinary people is very different from idealistic notions. (Not stereotyping Muslims here. People of all religions have been involved in using marriage for other agenda.)

As far as Khans are concerned, they get bashed by staunch Muslim leaders also and have fatwas against them. Their liberal lifestyle is detested by orthodox people from all sides.

Originally posted by: atominis

Celebs don't care about rituals. They are liberal. Dharam and Hema follow Hindu rituals even though they converted to Islam. Celebs never take religion seriously at all.

In my opinion one should have freedom of faith. No need to follow spouse or parent religion compulsorily.

I don't mind if someone doesn't even follow either parent's religion at all and becomes an atheist.

But if one party is forced to convert or follow a certain faith then it's debatable. It could be an issue with ordinary people who aren't celebs and aren't that liberal either.
Marriages are still not just based on love. Lot of politics based on caste, religion, financial status and whatnot goes into fixing an alliance. Real life of ordinary people is very different from idealistic notions. (Not stereotyping Muslims here. People of all religions have been involved in using marriage for other agenda.)

As far as Khans are concerned, they get bashed by staunch Muslim leaders also and have fatwas against them. Their liberal lifestyle is detested by orthodox people from all sides.