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Old 09-16-2011, 02:30 AM   #5
Domovoy

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What we should do is see whether the Catholic religion (and other Christian religions in general) have any definite rules in their own religion (that is, from their own religions, not leaning on laws of nation-states) explicitly saying that the mother may have visitation rights if there is a divorce. My guess would be no, since how can one make rules for something that is not accepted in one's religion (like asking Muslims to make rules on how to eat pork, a totally senseless suggestion).

So in such a case the Muslim would be in a better situation, since there are at least rules on what to do when there is a divorce, while in many Christian religions there is no acceptance of a divorce, and as a consequence no rules as to what happens when it occurs.
Slightly OT, but according to at least the Catholic brand of Christianity, a Christian woman may marry a Muslim only after her husband promises to the local priest that their sons will be educated as christians and will be baptized, and that he won't make any pressure on her to leave christianity and accept Islam, and they have to marry in the church with catholic rite.

None of this is permissible in Islam, but anyway very few "christian" women care about the rules of their religion..
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