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WL Cati/Katrina's Story 

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"15 Reasons Why NOT to  Marry Him!"

Many times we deceive ourselves in thinking that our choices don't have an effect on anyone, but ourselves. 

This is so far from the truth. Everything we do, will cause some type of effect on those closest to us.

I do not speak and share my story for my own personal gain ... as a matter of fact, I have invested most all my money in fighting the many legal battles for the safety of my children. 

As I look at my past, I have hope that I can help others understand, as I have come to understand, how one person can make a difference. 

I will  sound the alarm of the dangers that can happen, when you do not know who you are marrying.  I have seven children, each one of them is a wonderful gift Muhammed and I have over three hundred pleadings in the court system. 

My children have made their decisions to follow Christianity and because of their decision, they have been abused by their father and some of his family.

We have found the court's system to be unfair at times.  I am not sure if it is because they are afraid to make a stand, or they are so easily bought, with foreign monies!

No matter what I am up against, I will continue to fight for my children and their freedoms. The weapons that we fight with are not carnal, but mighty through God. 

I am dedicated to help the many other women and their children to see that their voices are heard. 

I am not saying that all Muslim men beat their wives and children, nor would I say that all Christian or Jewish men do not. I say ABUSE is wrong no matter who it comes from!

Women be not unequally yoked.  The price tag is to high! 


Please read these stories:

Hi, my name is R.  having a Muslim dad is very hard to deal with when he is not a Christian.

I asked my mom, that how come when I am with my dad, I cannot stay without her very well, and I cry for her, but when I am with my mom, I can stay without my dad, and I don't miss him to cry?
 

My teacher and me were talking about divorces, and she said it was hard because when you are little and when you have to switch back and forth.  Because my mom is a Christian and my dad is a Muslim and I cried.  I don’t know, I wish I could just forget about that stuff right now.

One time my twin brother didn’t want to go to sleep and my dad got mad and hit him so hard that it left marks on his face, and the police came and my brother went into the ambulance and I cried.  They let me in the ambulance to see if he was OK and he was OK. My dad has done this many times to us.  The judge keeps making us go back.  Why don’t they believe us?

One day I hope I can stop crying and stop getting scared.  When we are at my dad’s house I have to sneak the phone.  Many nights I will stay up until 2, or 3 in the morning waiting for my dad to go to sleep.  I act like I am asleep then I sneak the phone to call my mom. 

My dad will not let us call her when he is awake.  My mom gives us her cell phone many times.

The hardest thing about my dad is, he abuse us.  My dad yells at us really loud. He calls us names, really bad names.  He tells us we are stupid, and stuff, because we follow Jesus, but my mom says we are smart and she never calls us bad names.  My mom calls me angel, and little bit.  My mom takes us to the movies and lets us get stuff and she doesn’t have that much money and she still spends money on us getting cash.  And I love her very much.

There is so much, but I am going to be strong one day like my mom, and help other children, like me.