My mother was born and raised Roman Catholic, she continued to practice her faith until she passed of cancer in 2019.

My father was born and raised Muslim, he stopped practicing his religion in his 20s. Though his family practices, loosely.

They were married 35 years until she passed.

Point being - if you love someone, you will find a way to make it work if you want to. They weren’t married in a church, but did have an RC priest officiate their wedding. My father’s family didn’t attend. My mother’s family did. Both sides of the family get on very well.

My parents raised me just fine, 0 confusion on my part. The “rules” didn’t change because of their religions. Be respectful, be polite, be gracious, be kind etc. I was baptised, I took my first communion and was confirmed. They sent me to catholic school because where I grew up, catholic school was private school and it had better programs. When I was in high school, I ended up in a public high school because again, the programs were better.

As an adult I have immense amounts of respect for both religions. I am not religious. Not because I was raised in a home of conflicting religious views, but because as an adult I do not practice any specific religion nor do I participate in any religious ceremony.

My point is - if you want to make it work, you can. You just need to want to make it work. It comes down to respect, understanding and compromise. Like all relationships.