First of all, there are couple of things you should understand and do here: Talk to him about your concerns and his faith (yours as well). There's no problem with two people of different religious backgrounds dating, even marrying. You both worship the same God, remember that. Not all Muslim women wear more hijab than men. Hijab just means modest dress, and that applies to both women and men. Some have just taken it to apply more to women than men. In fact, most Bosnian women, many Lebanese women and a growing population of other Asian Muslim women have taken to not wearing the headscarf and are interpreting hijab as more of a spiritual thing. Sorry for going on about that, but I think it's important to understand in your situation. The most important thing for you to understand, however, is that you should do whatever you feel comfortable with. If you feel that you are at heart a Christian, then don't change. But Islam isn't as unappealing as many would make it out to be.

A lot of islam make sense to me and I agree with a lot but I want to still wear my jeans and dresses and mid length skirts and show off my beauty and nice hair thats all. If i could still look dress and be who i am now but change my beliefs i would

btw!!! a muslim guy can still marry a christian girl!!! myy father is muslim and mither is christian!!! so its ok!!! and my mum doesnt wear anything!!! sucha as hijab or wut eva!!! so its easy if he really loves ya! he wont reject ur looking and dressing!

Islam is not a tolerant religion you won't be able to mary him and keep your freedoms

All I have to say it all depends on your man, it can be difficult because of your religion, besides the bible does same to not join with unequal joke, so you as a Christian need to think about that also.

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You picked a tough thing to try to work with. The Muslim and Christian religions are worlds apart. The upbringing is different, the expectations are different, the practices are extremely different. Do you love him more than you love Jesus? I think that's the question you have to ask yourself, because both religions believe in GOD, and despite what some say, it's the same GOD. If you do, then converting will be worth it, because that would mean your love for him is more important than your love for your religion, and shouldn't be too hard to convert.

You don't have to cover up. I know Muslim women who don't. It's about modesty.

IM glad you asked this question since i am in the same situation. ON the other hand, i find the idea of wearing a hijab beautiful. Too many women are looked at as a peice of meat and are wanted just for their bodies since they show so much. When you wear the hijab, its taking away from that aspect and forcing you to love a woman for her personality first, then her looks after.My boyfriend of 4 years is Muslim and Im christian. Both of you can marry since you are both " of the book ". Its a tough issue, being that it is religion and your family may want a say. Its a long but worthwhile process. I wish you best of luck in your relationship. Study Islam, the religion is beautiful!

Okay, most answers here are correct, not julia peculiars..but most others. It is acceptable in Islam for a muslim man to marry a woman of a book learned religion (Islam, Christianity, Judaism). You will not be expected to convert, but it would be accepted if you did. You would not have to wear the hijab because you wouldn't be following Islam so it's rules wouldn't necessarily apply to you, however, In islam, there is a lot to the raising of children. You will have to understand that even if you don't covert, your children will be raised in a very certain way and there are books and help groups to help you understand these things adn why they are that way. I am also always available to help in any way that I can. As far as your statement "I don't like the idea of covering up if I changed to Islam", all I can say is that, if you convert to Islam with true conviction and true intention to worship Allah, following ALL his rules apply, not just the ones that work in your life conveniently. Because of this, don't be surprised if you are asked to wear the Hijab at certain events though, part of being Islamic is going to the Hajj at least once in your life. I imagine that if you were in Saudi Arabia and were a practicing muslim woman and you said "I just don't want to wear it" that it wouldn't go over fantastically although you don't HAVE to wear it, it is considered a respectful thing to do. I hope I have answered your question and please comment on this with any other questions you might have :) La illeha il Allah, Mohammedar rasul Allah

you should choose religeon for your own personal choice , not to get married to some body! thats not what its about . if he loves you back he should accept you for who you are in my opinion