Can Muslims marry non-Muslims?
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Answer:
According to Ali, the Quran clearly states that Muslim men have the permission to marry women from non-Muslim faiths, specifically those who are considered "People of the Book"—namely Christians and Jews. These groups share a common recognition of Abraham as a significant spiritual ancestor, much like Muslims do. Conversely, a Muslim woman is not permitted to wed a non-Muslim man unless he embraces Islam through conversion.