Can a relationship between a Muslim male and non-Muslim female every work long term?

[coldmarch]

Hmm, it all depends on how their minds are distant.
If the Muslim guy is not very religious but he just calls himself "Muslim" because he "comes from a Muslim tradition", and doesn't really care much about praying and rules about relationships, and doesn't have only-muslim friends around, then I think it could work if you're atheist or not very religious in general.
If you're a religious Christian and he is a religious Muslim (meaning, both religious at the same level but with 2 different gods) it could also work probably, because many religious values and rules overlap, and you could reach a common ground where you think you're praying the same god but you call it in 2 different ways.
But if he is very religious and you aren't really much (or you're atheist), well, I don't think it can work. Because I think he would anyway try to convince you as much as possible and in his mind the perspective is to convert you one day, and when it comes to kids and their education "best wishes" to find an agreement.

However, personally, as atheist I would never date a person who is non-atheist or who has some kind of new-age spirituality etc, because for me the compatibility in the perception of the reality is very fundamental when it comes to share the daily life with someone and I want to keep feeling esteem for my partner, not having to think that he isn't "aware enough" or is "still manipulated" etc...

[Anonymous]

Sure, so long as neither of you try to force your views onto one another and can be respectful of the each other's beliefs. Though that seems unlikely.

[abc3643]

Not really.
Certainly not if you want to keep your head.

That said, I do know of ONE couple that I believe is like that that has been successful.

[Roman1111]

Yep seen it workout many times.

[AmeerX]

It can work

[Kelly6]

Yes it can