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Eser wrote:

Thanks everyone, I hope you are all doing well.

For those who did not read my previous question, I am an American woman who is going to be married to a Moroccan gentleman.聽 Our marraige registration will be in Morocco.

I have a question about letter of religion declaration.聽 I was told this letter is one of the requried documents for the purpose of marriage registraiton.聽 For a woman who does not have a religion聽 and not a muslim (intend to convert after marraige), what should the letter say?

Appreciate your helpful response.

If you were ever a member of a church, ask that church for a letter stating that you were declaired a member and when that happened. Lots of people who don't think of themselves as religious often forget they were baptised (made members of a church) as an infant. A聽 record of this, for Morocco, usually good and might be all that is needed.
If that never happened when you wrre a child, and you are truly interested in conversation to a Muslim,聽 I suggest you don't wait.聽 Do some very basic study about the meaning of islam,聽 read a little of the Qur'an (it is online -- even translsted into Engish), memorize the 5 pillars of islam (basically: you believe in Allah/Mohammed as Proffit-- understand聽 Prayer/5x daily--willing to give up10% $for charity-- will try fasting for Ramadan-- plan on making a Haj pilgrimage at least 1x ),聽 then make a verifiable聽 witnessed declaration (publicly聽 tell someone) of your desire to convert, new belief, and聽 your understanding of the 5 pillars of Islam (even if done in English) and for a small fee ask the Adual who will drawup your marriage contract, to give you certification letter saying he verifies you as a Muslim. Then if you choose to learn more just continue to the study with your husband or an Imam after your wedding.

Eser wrote:

Thanks everyone, I hope you are all doing well.

For those who did not read my previous question, I am an American woman who is going to be married to a Moroccan gentleman.聽 Our marraige registration will be in Morocco.

I have a question about letter of religion declaration.聽 I was told this letter is one of the requried documents for the purpose of marriage registraiton.聽 For a woman who does not have a religion聽 and not a muslim (intend to convert after marraige), what should the letter say?

Appreciate your helpful response.

If you were ever a member of a church, ask that church for a letter stating that you were declaired a member and when that happened. Lots of people who don't think of themselves as religious often forget they were baptised (made members of a church) as an infant. A聽 record of this, for Morocco, usually good and might be all that is needed.
If that never happened when you wrre a child, and you are truly interested in conversation to a Muslim,聽 I suggest you don't wait.聽 Do some very basic study about the meaning of islam,聽 read a little of the Qur'an (it is online -- even translsted into Engish), memorize the 5 pillars of islam (basically: you believe in Allah/Mohammed as Proffit-- understand聽 Prayer/5x daily--willing to give up10% $for charity-- will try fasting for Ramadan-- plan on making a Haj pilgrimage at least 1x ),聽 then make a verifiable聽 witnessed declaration (publicly聽 tell someone) of your desire to convert, new belief, and聽 your understanding of the 5 pillars of Islam (even if done in English) and for a small fee ask the Adual who will drawup your marriage contract, to give you certification letter saying he verifies you as a Muslim. Then if you choose to learn more just continue to the study with your husband or an Imam after your wedding.