Archive · 18 Jul 2025
Muslim Women Convert to Hinduism, Marry Hindu Men in Moradabad
Two Muslim women in Moradabad, India, decided to become Hindu.
They changed their names; Swaleheen became Shalini and married Amit, and Noorfatima became Neelam and married Gaurav.
They say they did this willingly, for personal peace.
They're now asking the government for help because their families might not approve.
Two Muslim women, Swaleheen and Noorfatima, converted to Hinduism in Moradabad.
Swaleheen changed her name to Shalini and married Amit Kumar.
Noorfatima became Neelam and married Gaurav Kumar.
The conversions and marriages took place at an Arya Samaj Mandir in Hapur.
Both women have requested protection from the Chief Minister and local administration.
- Who
- Swaleheen (now Shalini), Noorfatima (now Neelam), and their husbands Amit and Gaurav Kumar
- What
- Two Muslim women converted to Hinduism and married Hindu men.
- When
- Tuesday, July 15th (reported)
- Where
- Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- The women stated their conversion was a personal, spiritual choice for peace and freedom.
Converted Women's Stance
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Personal Choice
Converted Women's Stance
Conversion to Hinduism was a voluntary choice.
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Seeking protection
Converted Women's Stance
Seeking protection from family.
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- Former Names
- Swaleheen, Noorfatima
- New Names
- Shalini, Neelam
- Marital Status
- Married
- Location
- Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh
- Wedding Venue
- Arya Samaj Mandir, Hapur
- Seeking
- Protection from authorities
