sheeppyyoo asked:
i am a christian and i hav an ismaili bf .we planned to build a family in future but when we talked about kids then i would get so confused because i dont want my kids to follow his religion as i think ,when kids has grow up they have their right to choose what they want.so who can give me advice ?
Wilma
i am a christian and i hav an ismaili bf .we planned to build a family in future but when we talked about kids then i would get so confused because i dont want my kids to follow his religion as i think ,when kids has grow up they have their right to choose what they want.so who can give me advice ?
Wilma
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An uphill battle.
The first place.
An older age its the only way to give them both religion then they can chose at an older age its the only way to give them real choice.
The only way to give them both religion then they can chose at an older age its the only way to.
The children to the children to grow up freely without impression of recognition they will choose their way.
No, you can’t help your husband with pork, But feed the kids fish. wear a hijab is nice. You can loot from a supermarket too. Your husband can marry 12 wifes too.
Isnt it nice to have a husband like prophet Mohamad? If he really like you he will treat all of you like kids. Prophet Mouhmad got married to 8 year old Aisha. They like baby food.
since you’re the women in this case, you are going to lose this one. Don’t have children with them unless you want them to adopt his faith, period.
My mum is a Catholic, my dad was Muslim, I made my own mind up.
Kids aren’t stupid.
If it’s any help, women are traditionally the providers of culture to the children, esp since they tend to spend more time with them.
Your sabbath days are both different. What if you took them to both places of worship, taught them about both and let them choose when they are older? I would ask a priest though, I don’t know what would happen when you’re thinking of baptism.