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**CGECngjA** · 10-11-2011, 04:05 AM

I agree, some of the responses here have been disgusting, "not so platonic" I shivered when I read this. If Muslims cant come to other Muslims for advice without being called names etc is it any wonder our confused children go to their non-Muslim friends for advice. At least they wont be so bloody insensitive. They drag them to hell while being nice and giving liberal modern advice and we call to heaven by calling people trolls and making fun of their question. No wonder we went from an Islamic state to the sorry state we are in now.

Oh come on! Do you sincerely believe that he did nothing when his proposal was rejected, yet he'd commit suicide [!!!] if some woman stopped speaking to him? Overdramatic much?

The OP has got 2 choices in front of her: to maintain such a relationship or to cut it off. Clearly one is in accordance with the shari'ah and the other is not. And yes, the 'non-Muslim advice' may be pleasing to the ears, but it won't be so pleasing in the hereafter.

10-11-2011, 04:05 AM	#13
CGECngjA Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 421 Senior Member	I agree, some of the responses here have been disgusting, "not so platonic" I shivered when I read this. If Muslims cant come to other Muslims for advice without being called names etc is it any wonder our confused children go to their non-Muslim friends for advice. At least they wont be so bloody insensitive. They drag them to hell while being nice and giving liberal modern advice and we call to heaven by calling people trolls and making fun of their question. No wonder we went from an Islamic state to the sorry state we are in now. Oh come on! Do you sincerely believe that he did nothing when his proposal was rejected, yet he'd commit suicide [!!!] if some woman stopped speaking to him? Overdramatic much? The OP has got 2 choices in front of her: to maintain such a relationship or to cut it off. Clearly one is in accordance with the shari'ah and the other is not. And yes, the 'non-Muslim advice' may be pleasing to the ears, but it won't be so pleasing in the hereafter.
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