some relative information, hope would help!!

Submitted by peace (Pakistan), Mar 13, 2007 at 18:02

Peace, well i personally think your marriage is 'invalid' on itself so the issue of divorce won't arise because a muslim woman can only and only marry muslim man. But that also depends if a muslim woman is a real muslim and not a poletheist. Which i don't know the faith condition of the woman that you had an 'invalid marriage' so i can't find the relevant info for you.

But for your help i would tell you there are three kinds of poletheism

1.tawheed rabbubiyah: meaning not to share anything with the God like idols or to believing in 1 God etc

2. tawheed Ulluhiyaah: it means not to call calls anyone besides Allaah for help like even idols worshiping (like hindus etc does it) or grave worshiping etc

3.tawheed asma-e-wasiffaat: it easily means not to share the unique Name / attributes of Allaah with someone else and not to call that names to someone / something else.

Basically these are three forms anyone that share that with Allaah then he becomes poletheist. so if a person that does it they are poletheist, like christians says that jesus is their God so they share the divinity with God so they are poletheists as well as kafir / unbeliever, because they deny the truth of Islam (Allaah knows the best).

But i can't give any verdict because i am only a simple muslim, just was sharing what i knew a little bit, and also i wasn't trying to hurt anyone's feelings, Allaah knows the best. (If i was correct in anything then it was from Allaah, and if i was wrong then it was all the fault of my own / satan or shytan, may Allaah forgive me, ameen)

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