Muslim Wedding Ceremony

I am Catholic and my funding is Muslim. We just got engaged and want to incorporate both our cultures / traditions in marriage and ceromony do not know how to begin.

Have an imam and a priest presides.
Maybe cut the cake with a scimitar

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booms my best for you:)
since he is a Muslim, Bothe u have to do in the Islamic way

Your religion depends heavily on your relationship. Your situation you're involved with someone who does not share the same beliefs, Catholicism and Islam are completely different. I do not think you can get married in the Catholic Church or any Christian church. The Church forbids two religions that do not share the Catholic faith or Christians can not marry in the Catholic Church. As I said your religion depends on your relationship together. My parents were raised Catholic and everybody and my family were raised Catholic. If you think in your situation, you want to get married in a church or a mosque? Would it be better if you had a courthouse wedding because of the situation your in? Or should I marry this person? Would you raise your child, Catholic or Muslim? Would you like to become a Muslim or stay Catholic? If you have stayed Catholic would you go with your husband in a mosque? Would he go to church with you? If I do not help to ask a priest or the bishop of your diocese. Perhaps your fiance can ask the people at the mosque.

Start by thinking about those details that are most important to you both. The bride can wear a dress when you say "I do, but it could certainly change. You probably can not account for all the traditions of both religions to choose the most important. It might help to do research on your fianced (e traditions s) first - see if there is something that appeals to you in particular. Have him or her do the same.

So if it's going to be a religious wedding Make sure you have everything taken care of. Some religions have very specific rules and they may be in conflict, then you might have to work with the clergy in advance if you want the marriage to be valid under the norms of the two religions.

I'm in the same boat.

We will have a traditional nikkah (Islamic marriage ceremony) for the actual marriage, then we will have a blessing by a priest with the traditional vows, but without the "rule" of man and woman. I would not go to the priest, but as my mother is willing, and despite the fact that I'm all grown up now (LOL I'm almost 31) I still want her to be happy. My fiance does not mind.

Nikkahs are really nice. Depending on your Imam, you and your fianced may be necessary to separate, perhaps even in different rooms (I saw nikkahs on different floors!) Although we nikkah for our side by side. You need a wali, who is a guardian, give permission to the Union. This should be your father, but could be your uncle or brother, even the Imam can be your tutor in a pinch. My brother will be mine that my father died.

In any event, there is nothing in a nikkah should really shock or break a Catholic, apart from the fact that this is not a Catholic marriage (LOL).

Basically, we reviewed the major religious and cultural traditions, we both wanted and put our personal touch to them. For example, generally there is no formal prayer (salat) in an Islamic marriage, but I love her and I think it's good for my family to be exposed, so I asked the imam and he was very supportive of the idea.

Somehow, I got a little more like a Catholic marriage, as there will be prayer and the imam will speak about marriage and there could be a reading of the Koran on relationships. Thus, while it will be the Islamic Information and rituals, for.