Replies to '06/17 A Daughter in Danger? Part 2'

Abdellah says that if they have children, the children can decide what religion they want to be when they grow up. That is a lie. According to the Islamic religion, the children belong to the father. The mother is merely the incubator. Therefore they are automatically muslim. They will be given muslim names, raised in the muslim religion, and should they want to change later on in life, they run the risk of being severly beaten and even killed.  Secondly, once she gets married, she will need written consent from her husband to be able to travel. She is bound by national law, and the national law is Islamic Law. The fact that she carries an American passport means nothing. I was married in Egypt and those were the laws of the land. This poor young lady thinks that she is on some romantic adventure. She doesnt realize the dangerous waters that she is in. Lastly, should she have any children with this man, and he by some remote chance gives her permission to travel, 99.99% probability, she will be forced to leave her children behind. I hope she wakes up before it's too late. My prayers are with her mother, and my heart goes out to her. I am a mother too, and when I lost my husband, I almost lost custody of my child too. I had to go to court against his family and file for sole custody of MY child.

Abdellah says that if they have children, the children can decide what religion they want to be when they grow up. That is a lie. According to the Islamic religion, the children belong to the father. The mother is merely the incubator. Therefore they are automatically muslim. They will be given muslim names, raised in the muslim religion, and should they want to change later on in life, they run the risk of being severly beaten and even killed.  Secondly, once she gets married, she will need written consent from her husband to be able to travel. She is bound by national law, and the national law is Islamic Law. The fact that she carries an American passport means nothing. I was married in Egypt and those were the laws of the land. This poor young lady thinks that she is on some romantic adventure. She doesnt realize the dangerous waters that she is in. Lastly, should she have any children with this man, and he by some remote chance gives her permission to travel, 99.99% probability, she will be forced to leave her children behind. I hope she wakes up before it's too late. My prayers are with her mother, and my heart goes out to her. I am a mother too, and when I lost my husband, I almost lost custody of my child too. I had to go to court against his family and file for sole custody of MY child.

Abdellah says that if they have children, the children can decide what religion they want to be when they grow up. That is a lie. According to the Islamic religion, the children belong to the father. The mother is merely the incubator. Therefore they are automatically muslim. They will be given muslim names, raised in the muslim religion, and should they want to change later on in life, they run the risk of being severly beaten and even killed.  Secondly, once she gets married, she will need written consent from her husband to be able to travel. She is bound by national law, and the national law is Islamic Law. The fact that she carries an American passport means nothing. I was married in Egypt and those were the laws of the land. This poor young lady thinks that she is on some romantic adventure. She doesnt realize the dangerous waters that she is in. Lastly, should she have any children with this man, and he by some remote chance gives her permission to travel, 99.99% probability, she will be forced to leave her children behind. I hope she wakes up before it's too late. My prayers are with her mother, and my heart goes out to her. I am a mother too, and when I lost my husband, I almost lost custody of my child too. I had to go to court against his family and file for sole custody of MY child.