Can English Christian Divorced Woman Marry Egyptian Muslim Man During His First Visit To Meet Her In England?
If you ignore the fact you are from 2 different worlds and marry: Your values will be different, certainly your religious beliefs will be different, your understanding of the dynamics of family and governments will be drastically different, the value of an educated, independent woman will, (no doubt) come into question. Differences in thoughts about child rearing could be a big issue. If you have given all of this your consideration, why would the 2 of you even contemplate marriage on your first meeting? At the very least, I would think this should be a long-term relationship so that you know what each of you expects of the other. For a successful marriage, it is important that these great issues be talked about and settled prior to the marriage taking place. Moreover, you can not know the true temperament of the other party during a brief encounter. Give yourselves time to see each other as you truly are with all the wonderful things you have to offer and all the faults you each will
