Archive · 10 Jan 2026
Muslim Woman Adopts Hinduism, Marries Hindu Man
A woman named Aashiya from Bareilly, who was Muslim, decided to follow Hindu traditions and changed her name to Anshika.
She met a man named Monu about four years ago and they fell in love.
Anshika felt that some practices in Islam, like triple talaq and hijab, were not right for her.
She found peace and freedom in Hindu traditions.
After completing all legal and religious steps, they got married in a Hindu ceremony at a local ashram.
The priest confirmed that everything was done with Anshika's consent and according to traditions.
The couple hopes their decision will be respected and they can live peacefully.
Aashiya, a Muslim woman from Bareilly, adopted Sanatan Dharma and changed her name to Anshika.
Anshika met Monu four years ago and they fell in love, deciding to marry.
Anshika was drawn to Hindu traditions and felt restricted by certain Islamic practices.
The couple completed all legal and religious formalities before marrying at August Muni Ashram.
The head priest confirmed the marriage was performed with Anshika's full consent and according to traditions.
- Who
- Anshika (formerly Aashiya) and Monu
- What
- Anshika adopted Sanatan Dharma and married Monu
- When
- After four years of relationship
- Where
- Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Why
- Anshika's interest in Hindu traditions and discomfort with certain Islamic practices
- Location
- Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Couple's Names
- Anshika (formerly Aashiya) and Monu
- Marriage Location
- August Muni Ashram
- Marriage Formalities
- Legal and religious formalities completed
- Anshika's Religious Transition
- Adopted Sanatan Dharma, changed name from Aashiya
- Anshika's Reasons for Conversion
- Discomfort with practices like triple talaq, halala, and hijab
- Pandit's Confirmation
- Marriage performed with Anshika's full consent and according to traditions
