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May Arslan was the doughter of Shakib Arslan and Suleima Alkhas Hatog. according to the wikipedia page of Shakib Arslan (the father) he was born druze but later converted to Sunni Islam. her mother Suleima, according to the same article, was a Jordanian of Circassian descent - also Sunni muslim.
I myself belong to the druze religion.
A child is considered a druze if and only if both his parents are druze.
so in light of the facts mentioned in the article of Shakib Arslan and his wife, a change to the article of May Arslan should be made because the first sentence of the article reads "May Arslan (1928–2013) was a Lebanese Druze woman who was a member of the Arslan family...". also, she was not born "...into a well-established Druze family..."
thank you for making the necessary changes. NivADera (talk) 08:00, 22 February 2026 (UTC)Reply
