Imran Khan's Wife is a Jew

Submitted by Mushhood (Pakistan), Oct 11, 2007 at 04:18

Getting married with Jews is not new to Islam. There are thousands of people still marrying Jews at Palestine. Islam granted permission to get married with Ahl-e-Kitaab (Christians and Jews)

Remember, one who accepts Islam is no more Jewish. She had become a Muslim. If she's chosen disbelieve to Allah again then she's a Murtid and she should be punished according to Islamic Laws.

May Allah give hidayat (Right direction) to all such people otherwise she's chosen something very bad for herself. May be she doesn't face an Islamic trial in this world but she'd soon face a trial by Allah when she passes away from this world.

I would also say that Imran Khan is responsible for Jamima's return. As a Muslim husband should fulfil all woman's needs. A new-Muslim should learn Islam completely and practice it before he accepts it. Otherwise there's a fair chance that converted Muslims may become Christians or Jews again.

We should learn lesson from this marriage and if we are considering to get married with any Ahl-e-Kitaab (Christians or Jews) then we should get help from Islamic scholars so that they can guide you about the entire process. For sake of beauty or self -satisfaction marrying an Ahl-e-kitaab can be a nightmare. Because your intension is not associated with Allah and you're going to gain fame and taste of life you'd never be succeeded in obtaining the right results out of your marriage.

As a Muslims we should fulfil our duties and practice Islam ourselves too. If we didn't do it and took them into Nikkah then we'll be solely responsible for any circumstances.

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