It is considered haraam for a Muslim woman to marry a non-Muslim man.

Women cannot marry non-Muslim men unless they obtain official permission.

Exclusion of non-Muslim men from a law that appears inherently beneficial to men is also pointed out by them.

The Turks may have taken over this name and given it to the relatively tall non-Muslim men from their territories.

If a Muslim woman is found in a relationship with a non-Muslim man, she can be subject to the lash.

Turkey also allowed marriages to non-Muslim men through secular laws.

Relations between non-Muslim men and Muslim women are illegal.

For women, marriage to non-Muslim men is prohibited.

Women are precluded from marrying non-Muslim men; a woman's marriage contract is made between her husband and father (or guardian).

The law forbids marriage between Muslim women and non-Muslim men.