Husband has issue with angels in the house

Flawed argument.

If she knew what being muslim was when she got married, and now has changed her mind, that's her problem. If she didn't know, and has just realized, that's also her problem.

He's not forcing his faith on her, he's setting a clear boundary, their faith can share commonalities together, but they can agree to disagree on some aspects. But anything forbidden in each other's religion should be respected. OP feels self entitled to violate his religion, and has not researched her husband's religion enough. They're a married couple, not roommates, if they were roommates that changes everything, but they're a married couple and agreed upon marriage.

In Islam there's no compulsion in religion, the options are they compromise and not violate boundaries, they don't compromise and they divorce. There's no other option. OP needs to communicate better with her spouse. But he's not forcing his religion like people claim, it's just forbidden and because they're interfaith she has to compromise, the same way he respects her religion by attending mass and allows her to keep the cross (even though it's blasphemous in Islam).

Your response is very biased and ignorant claiming op to be right, when really she just feels self entitled to violate a boundary.

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