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Would you change your religion for the love of your life? Three couples share their experiences

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Teddy Oparanya was strolling around Mumias market when he noticed her. She was dressed in a hijab, and walked with an aura of authority that indicated pride, authority and confidence, all rolled into one.

"There was something different about her. I wanted to know her, even though it was the first time I had set my eyes on her," says Teddy. The year was 1995. The girl was Asmin Yabunga.She was returning from her evening shift as a nurse when she realized there was a man stealing glances at her.

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