03-08-2016, 12:35 PM
I have personal experience with this. My sister's husband was from Pakistan. He claimed to be a Muslim, but he was not religious in any way. However his parents were very strict Muslims and they came here to the U.S. to visit one time. We tried to respect their beliefs regarding pork, but it was only for a short time and they were our guests. I know his mother freaked out on the plane when a mna next to her was eating ham.
I think everyone should just be reasonable about this. People should try to respect the beliefs of Muslims when it is easy to do, but Muslims can not expect other cultures to change just to fit them. There are millions of Muslims in the U.S., and I have not heard of a single anti-pork protest by any of them.
I think everyone should just be reasonable about this. People should try to respect the beliefs of Muslims when it is easy to do, but Muslims can not expect other cultures to change just to fit them. There are millions of Muslims in the U.S., and I have not heard of a single anti-pork protest by any of them.
