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As-Salamu ‘Aleikom,
First of all, interfaith marriages are definitely challenging in our times. They can be very difficult to navigate. You have talked about how you and your family have made efforts to connect with your daughter-in-law, and you describe your son loosing connection with his own family. Well, I have a couple of questions because probably there’s a lot more background to this story than just a paragraph you submitted.
At the beginning, when your son came to you that he wants to marry this woman who clearly wasn’t a Muslim, and maybe from a different cultural background, how did your family treat her? Were they treating her poorly? Did you give her a proper chance before they got married, or did you just basically rejected her from the beginning, leaving your son feel isolated, so he went ahead with whatever he wanted? I am asking these questions because it doesn’t really make sense that your daughter-in-law, if she was really treated fairly and kindly from the beginning, that she would react this way, unless she has a deeper problem, which we will address…
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Salam,
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