Times of India: Roller Coaster for Interfaith Marriages
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FREE e-book on Interfaith Marriages
Now this offer expired (ended March 5, 2018). SAN FRANCISCO, CA, February 28, 2018 (Press Release): For five days, from March 1 to March 5 (PST), you can download for free Dilip Amin’s ground-breaking book, “Interfaith Marriage: Share and Respect with Equality.” This guidebook covers different perspectives on God, religious scriptures, nations’ marriage laws, pre-nuptial […]
Questions regarding Interfaith Marriages
Students of Faculty of Social Work, The M.S. University of Baroda, India raised these questions to Dr. Dilip Amin (admin) for the presentation (Part I and Part II) on January 10, 2018. Share your views below. 1. Is it confusing or irresponsible to tell a young child that they can make up their own mind […]
If You are in LOVE, Just GO for it!
Sona says: December 11, 2017 at 1:32 am Dude, are you serious? If you (Hindu girl) want to marry (to a Muslim) then go ahead and do it, why are you taking permission? The main question here is, are you truly in love with him? Will he pay back with same love you desire of […]
Multicultural love in the time of polarization
Source: India Abroad By Suman Guha Mozumder Oct 6, 2017 (contribution by InterfaithShaadi is bolded, along with some others) When Indian-American actor Aasif Hakim Mandviwala, professionally known as Aasif Mandvi, married Shaifali Puri, CEO of the poverty aid nonprofit Uplift, in a Hindu-Muslim ceremony in Atlanta in August, it was more than the celebration of […]
“Dad And Mom, I Am Dating Julia”
Source: Swarajya “Dad And Mom, I Am Dating Julia”: The Challenges Of Inter-Faith Marriage For Indian Americans Ramesh N Rao – Sep 15, 2017 SNAPSHOT Dilip Amin’s book is not an academic tome as much as a handbook for understanding interfaith relationships. The do’s and don’ts it contains can guide young couples to lasting marriages […]
Section 3.8: I Am a Christian Getting Married to a Hindu
Section 3.8: I Am a Christian Getting Married to a Hindu Equality in an interfaith marriage is difficult to define. Here, Cathy is trying to find a good balance between two conflicting religious practices and ready for dual religious labeling (namasanskara and baptism) for their children. The author challegnes her on some of her statements […]
Section 3.9: I Am a Christian Mother and My Son Is Marrying a Hindu
Section 3.9: I Am a Christian Mother and My Son Is Marrying a Hindu Marie says: I am a Christian mother (Catholic) of a son who is planning to marry a Hindu girl. I have struggled with the exclusivity of Christianity for quite some time. I consider myself liberal and tolerant, and I am still […]
Section 3.10: I Am a Hindu and My Ex-boyfriend a Christian
Section 3.10: I Am a Hindu and My Ex-boyfriend a Christian Neena says: This is really a very crucial topic. I am a Hindu and my ex-boyfriend Christian. We were madly in love and wanted to get married but he said he could marry only if I am able to accept his Christian faith and […]
Section 3.11: Can I Convert Just for One Day to Get Married?
Section 3.11: Can I Convert Just for One Day to Get Married? Hindus are used to many forms of God(s) and rituals. Sometimes they do not have a problem adding another God/ritual/religion to please their intended spouse and their parents. In the next two sections, unintended consequences of “fake-conversion” are covered. Rohit says: I have […]