What are some signs that a Muslim girl likes you?

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What are they?

Really, sir, you should just relax.

Stop being iimpulsive. Think before you act. Girls hate impulsive guys.

You should think about your studies. You have a long life ahead of you.

I understand what you're going through; I went through the same thing.

Please...I reiterate....think before you act.

But what are the signs?

+5 I agree, think before you act.

But what are the signs?

She does a belly dancing for you.

Signs if interest are pretty universal from what I have observed in my life.
Perhaps you need to stop thinking about this and just relax. I remember this kind of behavior when I was a kid lowered my grades in school. Not saying it will happen that way with you, but it can happen.

I don't know.

But a guy who ain't a conservative Muslim has NO BUSINESS dating a conservative Muslim girl.

Look-- relationships are tough enough. The whole NT/AS thing is going to make it even harder-- most couples don't get over that split. Most cross-racial, cross-religious, and cross-cultural relationships also do not survive.

Don't stack it. I hate to sound like a bigot-- all people are loved in the sight of [God], I truly believe-- but hard and painful experience has taught me that there are good reasons, that have nothing to do with hate or bigotry or placing one above the other, for sticking to one's own socioeconomic class, culture, and religion for dating purposes.

True that, I wouldn't touch a conservative with a ten foot pole.

Well, I've spent a total of eight years in the Middle East and I managed, eventually, to get accepted into the Arab community just enough for them to know that I wasn't the typical Western guy. In other words, I know a bit about this sort of thing.

FORGET ABOUT IT

It's an entirely different society, an entirely different culture and an entirely different religion where you and I do not belong. This is a society where women wear the veil not to obey their husband's will (a myth) but because a) they want to and b) because their religion expects it. This is a society where fathers and brothers guard their sisters and wives from infidels like you and I and they will protect them with acts of violence if necessary. This is a society where a woman can face the death penalty for converting from Islam to Christianity. Sure, I respect the world of Islam but I'm certain that I do not belong and I never will.

And you want to know what signs there are that a Muslim girl likes you?

None

Move on.

lol Everything you're saying is...not applicable in his case, you sound like someone who's....mixing chocolate with mustard to make some cake.

First of all the OP claimed to be a Turksih Muslim (and it's so weird of him he keeps asking you guys these questions), so he does belong to the same culture of the girl of his interest.

Second, you were in Saudi Arabia , while the guy is in Turkey.
I doubt you've been elsewhere in the Middle East, but talking about Turkey based on experience in Saudi Arabia is like talking about Canada based on experience in Cuba, two different cultures, two different ruling regimes, totally two different lifestyles/values and two different ethnicity (Turks aren't Arabs, Saudis are racially Arabs), for instance alcohol and nightlife are common in Turkey, Rakı is the national alcoholic drink in Turkey. Most women in their major cities like Istanbul and Ankara aren't even veiled, and in rural areas they wear the cultural cover on their heads which show much hair (which is not acceptable as the Islamic cover), think of the head cover in India which is part of the Sari.

Saudi Arabia is the most extreme case of an Islamic country out there after Afghanistan (and the Taliban is simply an offshoot movement of Wahhabism).

The only reason why he should move on is because he's still a kid, otherwise all what you said is BS for his case.

It's actually an offshoot of Deobandism, which is a revivalist Islamic movement that was formed in Deoband, India.

We have big problems with Deobandi/Tablighi nonsense here in Britain. They run half of all our mosques, and they are pretty hardline.

Salafism and Deobandism look... very similar though. I'm not even sure what the differences are!