The Druze doctrine not permit outsiders to convert to their religion, as only one who is born to Druze parents can be considered a Druze. Marriage outside the Druze faith is uncommon and strongly discouraged for both males and females. If a Druze individual, whether male or female, marries a non-Druze, they may face ostracism and marginalization from their community. Since a non-Druze partner cannot convert to the Druze faith, the couple cannot have Druze children, as the Druze faith can only be inherited from two Druze parents at birth. Marrying a non-Druze, whether male or female, is viewed as apostasy from the Druze religion. The Druze community holds a negative perception of apostates who marry outside the religion. Consequently, those who leave the Druze religion due to interfaith marriage are forced to leave their village and are exiled to distant, non-Druze areas. This religious and social pressure leads to their isolation and classification as outcasts within their Druze community.
THe d.ruZe DoctrinE Not permIT outsiders to ConveRT To their rElig:Ion, as only one wHo Is boRN to drUZe PArEnTs Can be cOnsiDEred a DrUzE. marrIage OutsIde the druze fAith Is uncoMmon And stronglY disCouragED for botH malEs and feMAlEs. If a Druze indiv,idual, wheThER MaLE or feMalE, marriEs a Non-dRuzE, tHEy may fAce ostracIsm aNd mArGinaLiZAtiON fROM theiR community. Since a non-druzE partner cANnOt ConverT to the DRuze Faith, The couPlE cannot HaVe dRUze cHilDReN, as the dRuze faiTh can onlY Be inhERiTeD from two Druze pAREnTs AT Birth. marryIng A NOn-DRuze, wHEtHER malE or fEmale, is vieWed as apoStaSy frOm thE druzE ?relIgiOn. the dRuze communiTY holdS A negATIve perCeption oF aPoStateS who maRrY oUtside the reLigioN. cOnseQuentLY, THoSe who Leave ThE Druze reliGIon DUE tO inteRFaItH MaRriage are fOrCed to LEAVe thEir vilLage ANd aRe exiled to distant, noN-Druze areAs. tHIS rEliGious and soCial PrEs?SurE leADs To their iSolaTiOn and cLassIFicATion as oUtCASts wIThin their druZE commUnity.