a forbidden love between a muslim girl and a christian boy

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[david_aug_]

Imagine how many millions of times this exact scenario has happened in human history.

[SA-xigt]

No one should convert religions for someone else, they have to independently believe in the faith and not do it just to be with someone. It is so difficult.

[sapsuki]

It’s unfair of her tbh, she knows how important religion can be… since it is to her, his is just as important to him as hers is to her ☹️☹️

[user-jz]

for ppl saying layla is being unreasonable, i think she is just trying to SHOW him its impossible since muslim women can't marry of any other faith however muslim men CAN marry jewish or christian women.

[yallgotnojams]

Please, as a Muslim woman, I'd never ever want someone to leave their faith for anything in the world unless they've lost belief in their own. I know how important your faith is, how it is a huge part of who you are. This entire POV made me so uncomfortable.

[nashitakhan]

As a Muslim I don't like non-Muslim converting to Islam just for love for someone. If you want to convert into Islam you have to understand Islam and love Allah, not for someone else

[LaylaSalem-yc]

OMG MY NAME IS LAYLA AND IM A MUSLIM HELP-

[ShinRamyun-rx]

Okay, I see a lot of people are against Layla's request here, maybe I want to explain a little from a muslim perspective. So first, I don't think Layla really asked him to convert to Islam, she just wanted to show him that their situation is impossible to continue, because muslim women can't marry christian men or any other religion men other than Islam, and since they are both still in each faith, so I think this is one of Layla's ways of proving and giving understanding that they are not meant to be together (sad but true 🥺). So yeahh, I hope you guys understand my explanation ❤

[Duckboy]

Honestly it’s probably for the best that they find other people

[LegacyLies-go]

I absolutely love this story and appreciate how you tell it. Because I as a Muslim get asked a lot why I don't tend to romance in real life.

[ZuzuYTT]

I think I understand why Layla is misunderstood. Its because she expressed herself impolitely and incompletely. I also feel she might not have had the time to think it through, given their current situation. When things get complicated, it’s hard to think clearly, you know? Still, Layla was wrong to suggest that he either give up his religion or risk ending the relationship. She should have phrased it differently to avoid misunderstandings.

[genosho]

This should be the moment to realise that religion just isn't everything. Don't make him convert, don't make her reject her beliefs. Just accept that love is bigger than this.

[yahdonteatmekid]

Layla isn't being unreasonable, it's the fact that it's impossible for a Muslim girl to end up with someone who isn't Muslim, that's the rules. she can't break the rules either 😭😭😭

[Its_bunnychan]

Y'all layla just proved a point here. Neither can give up their religion. Their different morals, beliefs, and tradition will only make them struggle even more in the future. Better be be straight forward with it, than waste their time arguing about it so often. I'm Christian but I have muslim friends we don't argue or force our beliefs as friends, but relationships are often formed with the hopes of marriage. It will be a problem for the two of them, their family, and their friends with different religions. The method she used was cruel and unfair, but better than them being gentle and slowly losing their love and respect for each other.

[memento]

Tbh the girl is in the wrong this time .
She wants him to prove his love but what about her... How she's gonna prove it !?

[MinaRx]

I am a Muslim and I say this as a Muslim, usually it is difficult for such loves not to happen because most Muslim families want their daughters to marry a Muslim and not a Christian boy, sometimes a girl of 18-17-16 years old is given to a Muslim man who is only 20-40 years old, but really such relationships are very difficult, even if a Christian boy and a Muslim girl want it, such relationships may not happen, but I am not saying it is completely impossible, sometimes if both people are brave and truly in love, such a situation can happen, but there is another possibility, either the girl wants the man to convert to the same religion as she does, or vice versa, but I think that regardless of religion, loves should be experienced, after all, we are all human, aren't

[TheRealNinjanoxx]

2 Corinthians 6:14: “Do not be unequally yoked with unbelievers. For what partnership has righteousness with lawlessness? Or what fellowship has light with darkness?” This verse emphasizes the importance of forming relationships, especially marriages, with people who share the same faith and values. The imagery of a yoke refers to two animals being harnessed together, working in sync. If they are unequally yoked, one will struggle and the partnership won’t work effectively.

[miaa-psdh]

As a Muslim girl I’m grossed out lmao. You should never force someone to convert for you. Dick move.

[PJSKLife-ex]

I've been waiting for something like this

[Duckluck]

Look as someone who has lived with people in of both these religious I think it’s not worth giving up all you believe in even if it’s someone you love..

( no hate on theses religions)