Under Muslim law in India, a Muslim woman cannot marry a non-Muslim man. This is based on traditional Islamic jurisprudence and the interpretations of the Quran and Hadiths, which prohibit Muslim women from marrying non-Muslim men. Key Points: Marriage to Non-Muslim Man: According to Islamic law, a marriage between a Muslim woman and a non-Muslim man is not permissible, as it goes against the concept of "Islamic compatibility". The faith of the husband is considered an important factor, and a Muslim woman is required to marry a Muslim man. Marriage to Non-Muslim Woman: However, under Islamic law, a Muslim man can marry a woman who is from the "People of the Book" (i.e., a Christian or Jewish woman) without her converting to Islam. Legal Framework: Personal Laws: Muslim personal law governs the personal matters of Muslims, including marriage, and it is based on Islamic teachings. Special Marriage Act, 1954: While Muslim law does not allow a Muslim woman to marry a non-Muslim man, if both parties choose to marry under the Special Marriage Act, 1954, they may do so irrespective of their religion. This act allows for a secular marriage, but the parties would not be married under Muslim law. Exceptions or Legal Remedies: Conversion: In some rare cases, if the non-Muslim man converts to Islam, then the marriage could be considered valid under Muslim law. However, this is based on the individual’s choice of religion and must be done sincerely. In summary, under traditional Muslim law, a Muslim woman cannot marry a non-Muslim man, but such a marriage could take place under the Special Marriage Act, where religious laws are not applied.

Dear Client, With respect to Muslim Law in India, a Muslim woman can only marry a Muslim man. Personal laws of Muslim are based on the traditional Islamic Jurisprudence and Ideas. And also, the interpretation of the Quran and Hadiths, and clearly prohibits Muslim women to marry a man someone who is not Muslim. And as per the Muslim law a marriage between Muslim woman and a non-Muslim man is not allowed and it is not permissible. And they cannot marry anyone who is not Muslim and it is mandatory and required for Muslim woman to only marry a Muslim man. But a Muslim woman can marry a non-Muslim man under Special Marriage Act, 1954, this act allows for secular marriage and religion has no role in this but this will not be called and governed under the Muslim Law. And another legal remedy is conversion if a non-Muslim man will convert into Islam, then their marriage can be considered as valid Muslim marriage, but this should be the free choice of the individual and it should not be forced and it should be done without force and with freedom. I hope this helps.

Dear Client, According to Muslim law in India, a woman who is Muslim is only allowed to marry a Muslim man. This is based on traditional Islamic teachings and interpretations of the Quran and Hadiths, which prohibit Muslim women from marrying someone who is not a Muslim. As per Muslim law, marriages between Muslim women and non-Muslim men are not allowed. It is mandatory and required that a Muslim woman marry only a Muslim man. Well, there is an option for a Muslim woman to marry a non-Muslim man under the Special Marriage Act of 1954. This Act permits for inter-religion marriages, where religion does not matter and has no role. But such a marriage will not be governed and considered by Muslim law, as it clearly do not allow for such marriage. Another remedy is that non-Muslim man to convert into Islam. If he does so, their marriage can be considered valid and genuine under the Muslim law, but the conversion should be a free and voluntary choice, not forced in any manner. I hope this answer helps.