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It's strongly encouraged, yes. But not mandatory and not obligatory, which was the erroneous claim to which I was responding. Are you Muslim? You realize peopl
by catlover76 3y ago
It's strongly encouraged, yes. But not mandatory and not obligatory, which was the erroneous claim to which I was responding.
Are you Muslim? You realize people don't take "half of faith" literally, right?
- seventhtiger 3y agoYes I'm Muslim. They do where I am. Calling marriage "completing half my faith" is a very common expression. Why wouldn't they take it literally?
- rayiner 3y agoI used that at my speech in my brother’s wedding, and the aunties loved it.