Can muslim and christian get married in saudi

Muslim and Christian couples cannot legally marry in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia strictly follows Islamic law, which prohibits Muslim women from marrying non-Muslims. Men can marry Christians or Jews, but this is not applicable to women. The country does not recognize interfaith marriages publicly and has no legal framework for such unions. Additionally, public practice of non-Islamic religions is banned, creating significant barriers for any non-Muslim religious ceremonies. Therefore, if a Muslim and a Christian wish to marry, they will need to consider options outside of Saudi Arabia where interfaith marriages are permitted.

– Muslim women cannot marry non-Muslims.
– Men can marry Christians but face challenges.
– Public non-Islamic ceremonies are prohibited.
– Consider getting married in a more liberal destination.

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