First of all, you should be mentally prepared in all aspects, because getting married is not just about not eating pork, nor is it just as simple as Ramadan or festivals.
When we get married, we Hui people don't worship heaven and earth. If you are married, please pay attention to remind your wedding master.
If you live in your mother's family after marriage, you also need your mother and father to fully cooperate with the eating habits of the Hui people and pay attention to the separation of pots, pans and tableware. If your family eats something that we Hui people can't eat, it is recommended to eat it at two tables.
If you move out after marriage, please keep your word. Don't eat what you shouldn't eat. Even if two people quarrel, don't take home what we can't eat in a rage.
There is also the problem of children. If you want your child to become a Muslim, you should first consider the acceptance of your parents, and your child should pay attention to his diet when he returns to his parents' home. What should grandparents do if they give their grandchildren something they shouldn't eat?
There are still many problems that I didn't expect. Analyze the specific problems by yourself.
In a word, it's not as simple as you think. If you get married, your girlfriend may have to face the pressure from family, and her parents may also hinder your marriage, because neither your parents nor her parents want your marriage to face so many problems, and the elders also think of you. You'd better think about it.