It is not allowed for her to marry that man, nor to her parents to marry her forcefully. If she doesn’t want to get married with anyone else, then so be it. If she believes that marrying him is permissible, she becomes a kafir and an apostate.

my aunty is in love with a hindu man and she wants to marry him and that hindu man has refused to embrace Islam but he has promised us that he will always allow our aunty to practice Islam freely and hell never try to convert her to the hindu faith and the problem is my aunty is not agreeing to marry any one else so can my grandparents marry her to anyone they like forcefully?

Apostasy | October 27, 2015 4:01 am
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I cant help but respect the idols of other religions subconsously. The only way to stop this is to keep on saying again and again i am not going to respect. But this becomes very difficult. Can i leave it like this?
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With regard to the Hadith about Ease in Religion, please clarify: what is the meaning of the words ‘you should not be extremists’? My family thinks it is regarding and including trying to practice proper hijab by dressing more and more conservatively, avoiding jewellery and sometimes even luminous creams and powders in public, wearing a beard for the men, praying Dhuha/Tahajjud and so on. How can I convince them of the real meaning of this Hadith, the difference between what we have to strive to do for our faith and what is optional?