As a Muslim

I don't mind at all what religion my friends practice or if they have a religion at all. I don't have any religion, but I think it's fine if people choose to believe or not, it's all okay. I wouldn't judge someone on their religious beliefs. I prefer to get to know someone as a whole person, rather than just one aspect of their personality.

All my life I've had friends I've not bothered what their religions are if they have any. Simply because they make up the world around me. And it's not because the religion they chose to be in but it's because of the kind of friends they have been. Whatever their religions are it doesn't make me less the person I am in the faith I choose to be in.

I'm not a muslim, but I have friends who are. You keep an open mind and you act respectfully about the differences in your beliefs and you will be fine making friends who believe differently.

in real life, i choose friends from my religion. i cant take a best friend form other religion because friends do influence friend

I don't look at the persons religion or beliefs as long as the person itself is a good human being. It is not the religion that matters to me when it comes to friendship. Every person (whatever religion he/she belongs)has their own free will to choose between good and bad. So,it depends on the person what to choose,being good or bad. And,that is what i look for,the goodness within each person,and not their religion. Have a good day always

I am a Muslim and about making friends, I do not care about religion also. As far as I know, there are bad and mean people no matter what their religion is and vice versa. However when there are non-muslims who condemn Islam, I will feel very sad and if its here at Mylot, I will stay clear of them. If I am troubled about something, I will seek this particular Muslim friend, because she will give me the most appropriate solution according to Islam. But there are some things I would like to hear from everybodys point of view because I like to increase knowledge. If I can use it, I will. If I cant, theres no harm done.

I am a Buddhist and I make many friends who are Muslims. I don't make friends because of their religions but because we could speak to one another and share our opinions, cultures, interests. We treat one another as human beings and support one another.

i also do not choose my friends and i actually have more friends who are not with the same religion as i have. i was a catholic but turned out to believe more with the bible believers.

To me, it doesn't matter. I don't care is my friend Muslim, Christian or part of some other religion. I'm not really thinking about that. I don't believe that God exist so I am not obsessed about religion. I've got a very nice friend, she's Muslim and she is from Syria and I can say she's a very nice person. I met her about 10 years ago, and we still have awesome friendship.

Nope, I don't do that. I make friends with GOOD PEOPLE, no matter what religion they believe. religion is a very personal thing, and it's not my right to pick on people based on it. I make friends with the non muslims the same was I do with the fellow muslims. We get along, share thoughts and have fun also :)

Islam does not tell you to make friendship with others. And friendship does not care anything. I make friend in a normal way or same way that i make with Muslim friend. I don't care is she is from my religion or different. I care how she/he is?

hello ....iam a hindu but i dont believe in god or religion for me all people are same and in friendship there shound not be religion ..........i have a lot of muslim friends so i think religion doesnot matters

hello there indahfth! i befriend anyone not based on their religion or beliefs, but because we like each other's company and attitudes. My friends have different religions, some are muslims, but it was never an issue among us. Diversified as we are in our beliefs and faith, my friends and I really believe that genuine friendship rises above anything, above any differences in culture, beliefs and color. I hope that other people too would not make it an issue or hindrance in making friends. We are on in this world, even though we may have different beliefs, we are truly united under one Creator.. HIM up there.

actually my girlfriend is a catholic but if i can marriage with her, i will make her use a "jilbab".

I do not think it matters what faith you are, if you like some one and want to be their friend faith should not stand in the way. I have friends from all different ways of life and different faiths. i like them for who they are not their religion.

It is irrelevant what religion denomination any of my friends belong to. I feel love and respect for them regardless. I think it opens the world for you to have as many friends from as many cultures and religions as possible. I think that is where world peace can start and that is the main thread of most faiths.

Hello my friend indahfth, for me there's no religion barrier when it comes to friendship. As long that guy would be friendly and willing to be friend with me I think that's no problem with me. Friendship is free. You can't buy real and honest friend. Of course I would not need someone to be a friend who is lunatic or crazy. That's only my opinion I don't about the others. Cheers!! Mobhomeir here..

all religions promote peacefulness..and peace is universal to all. so as long as people have who want to know me have peaceful intentions, i wouldn't mind getting to know them and being friends

I don't think people who believe a religion only can make friends with the ones who have the same faith as him/herself. If the one's religion doesn't collide with yours, and he/she can respect your faith, it'll be OK. Of course, first of all, you must be able to respect other religion!

I am not a muslim. I am a christian. But I have some muslim firend who I think were liberal in their approach and I find it freindly to relate to them. Understand each other and respect other people's views, relgion and ideas are the ways to go. Religion should not be a barrier to human relationships and living together.