Hello friends, I am a former Muslim who left Islam after understanding its realities. After years of studying the Quran, Hadith, and Islamic history, I have seen how this religion teaches strategies to deceive and entrap non-Muslims in its web. Today, I will talk about these recent incidents where Muslim youths in Faridabad and Muzaffarnagar entrapped Hindu women in love traps and got their husbands murdered. This is not a coincidence, but a well-thought-out pattern that we call ‘Love Jihad’. In this blog, I will analyze these cases, provide similar examples from the past few years, and conclude with how Hindu society should protect itself from this danger.

The Heart-Wrenching Incidents of Faridabad and Muzaffarnagar

Recently, two such incidents have come to light that shake the very foundation of Hindu families. In Faridabad, a Hindu woman named Kavita, along with her Muslim lover Riyazul, murdered her husband Suman. Suman and Kavita were from Godda, Jharkhand, while Riyazul was from Malda, West Bengal. The lovers were living together in Maharajpur, Faridabad. When Suman discovered his wife’s illicit relationship, he was murdered on November 30, 2025, and his body was thrown on the railway track to make it look like an accident. But the police investigation revealed everything. Kavita and Riyazul are now arrested.

Similarly, in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, Sonia, along with her Muslim lover Sadiq, strangled her husband Sanjeev (alias Jeevan) to death. The body was wrapped in a blanket and thrown into a drain. Sanjeev was a resident of Harinagar village. Sonia had an ongoing love affair with Sadiq, who worked in Goa. On the day of the murder, Sonia called her husband to a house where Sadiq was already hiding. Together they brutally killed him and disposed of the body. During police interrogation, Sonia confessed everything.

Both cases show the same pattern: Muslim youths emotionally entrap Hindu women, form illicit relationships, and when the husband becomes an obstacle, they get him murdered. This is not just crime, but a cultural attack aimed at breaking Hindu families.

Similar Incidents from the Past Few Years

This pattern is not new. Over the last 5-6 years, many such incidents have occurred where Hindu women, trapped in the web of Muslim lovers, became involved in the murder of their husbands or families. Here are some major examples based on media reports:

– Mumbai Case (March 2025): In Mumbai, a Hindu woman, for the sake of her Muslim lover Shahrukh, strangled her husband Chandrashekhar to death with the help of another Muslim person, Moinuddin Latif Khan. The woman was ensnared in the ‘Love Jihad’ trap and became so blinded that she killed her own Hindu husband. This was reported in Sanatan Prabhat.

– Old Faridabad Case (2018): In Faridabad, a Dalit Hindu man named Sanjay Kumar was murdered by the family of his Muslim ex-wife. Although it was not directly by the wife, after an interfaith marriage, pressure led to divorce, followed by the family murdering him. This shows post-Love Jihad violence targeting Hindu men.

– Other Uttar Pradesh Cases (2020-2024): NCRB data shows more than 274 cases in Uttar Pradesh where wives murdered their husbands, many involving extramarital affairs. Some of these have been linked to Love Jihad, such as in Sambhal where Ruby, along with her lover Gaurav, murdered her husband Rahul and dismembered the body. Involvement of Muslim lovers is becoming common in such cases.

– Comprehensive List of Love Jihad (2023 Report): A report by Organiser lists over 60 cases where Muslim partners murdered Hindu women, but in the reverse pattern, women are used as tools to harm their own families. For example, in the Shahbad Dairy murder case, Sakshi was killed by Sahil, which was part of Love Jihad.

These examples show an increase in such cases from 2020 to 2025, where Muslim youths entrap Hindu women, resulting in the destruction of Hindu families.

Islamic Criticism: Where Do the Roots of Deception Lie?

As a former Muslim, I can say that Islam encourages strategies to entrap non-Muslim women. The Quran (Surah 2:221) prohibits marriage with non-Muslims, but Hadiths contain the concept of ‘Taqiyya’ (deception), which permits lying to achieve goals. Love Jihad is part of this – Muslim youths lure Hindu girls with promises of love to convert them, and resort to violence if there is resistance. The Guardian has also described ‘Love Jihad’ as deadly, with rising violence in Hindu-Muslim relationships. This is not a conspiracy theory, but a reality affecting thousands of families in India.

Conclusion: Awareness Is the Only Protection

These incidents prove that Love Jihad is a real danger hollowing out Hindu society from within. As a Ex Muslim, I appeal to Hindu women: Do not fall for deception in the name of love. Protect your family and faith. Society must enact strict laws against such incidents and spread awareness through education. If we do not wake up now, this pattern will only grow.