From underwear glamour model to Muslim convert.

 

Underwear glamor model Carley Watts, 24, fell in love with Tunisian lifeguard, Mohammed Salah, 25 in April and is set to become his wife.She is ready to give up her work and lifestyle to convert to Islam with her 2-year old daughter. The two will relocate to Monastir and join her boyfriend.
From October, Carley and her daughter Alannah, two, will live close to his family in the city of Monastir, where she will spend six months learning about the faith - and planning their wedding.

Carley told the Sun on Sunday that her friends think she is mad and that this is just a phase: 'They can’t get their heads round me going from being the last girl standing on every night out to wearing a veil and converting to Islam. Meeting Mohammed has made me really look at my life. I don’t want to be going wild, flashing my boobs and falling out of nightclubs any more. But we couldn’t be more different.

'As a glamor model I show off my boobs, dress up in kinky outfits and generally act outrageous. Mohammed is solely focused on family life. If I’m drunk I like to take my clothes off and recently I walked all the way home from a nightclub totally starkers. I love going to raves and staying up dancing all night in little tutus and bra tops. Now my life is set to change beyond belief. I don’t have any worries, though.'

Although Mohammed does know what Carley does for a living, she told the Sun that his family aren't aware of her career and won't be told.
She explained that the fact she is a single mother was already enough of a shock for them.
She said: 'He explained that he loved me and wanted me to be his wife and they have come round to that. He accepts that [glamor modelling] is what I do and doesn’t try to change me. But he says once we are married my body is for his eyes only.'
Single mothers are almost unheard of in Tunisia, where sex outside of marriage is frowned upon and is punishable by law.
'Single mums don’t exist in his world and men who get unmarried women pregnant go to prison. It is all about family and he idolises his mother,' she added.
'These are the kind of values I love about their culture. Women are treated with respect and they also respect themselves and their bodies. They don’t do one-night stands or casual flings. When I’m with Mohammed I feel so content, calm and happy. I know he’s the kind, family man for me.'

Reminds me of a saying:''marry in haste regret at leisure''. I guess it has nothing to do with how long you date someone that determines the success of a marriage? But when it comes to such a drastic change of one's lifestyle and beliefs I think one should thread with caution, right?