Do you have age of convertion in the constitution ?

I thank you for your matured approach, Lakande did not understand that islam provides multiple treatments to ensure justice. For instance when a muslim steals his hand can be amputated but a non-muslim cannot because he did not believed in that law.Another instance on this particular issue is that the boy did wrong by not seeking the consent of Aisha’s parents. But did nothing wrong for her conversion which is expected not be forced.
When Lakande talk about dowry, he forgot that the dowry is for the bride not her parents and its collection can be upon any muslim that acted as her guardian. Specifically at the absence of her parents for reason such as conversion, which might have made the parents not to participate.
Once someone change his religion, then the responsibilities also changes.
Lakande, did his explanation to make other happy not strictly on the clear understanding of the whole issue, particularly the intent of the second and parties.
The parents has absolute rights over their daughter and the boy is totally wrong, but the way and manner the issue is ranting give us a picture that the issue has some hiding agenda by Churches /Christians.
Let me buttress one point to Lakande’s submission, if the parents denies their consent and approval and the youths decided to commits fornication for the rest of their lives what is the religious position on this ?
Again, if Aisha has followed this boy to stay together as “boy/ girl friend” and never converted no body will ever talk about it. But because islam is mentioned and the girl followed those you hates the whole world is debating it.

Six year old Asha’s father did not consent to your “prophet” Mohammed’s wish to marry her, yet he went ahead, married and defiled 6 year old Aisha. That is why Muslims are extremely insensitive . .