Christianity by Thursday, but she held firm to her beliefs. But the parliament speaker said that claims she was raised as non-Muslim are untrue. She is a Muslim raised in an Islamic environment and her brother, a Muslim, filed the complaint against her, according to Izz Al-Deen. The complaint alleges she went missing for several years and her family was shocked to find out she married a Christian, according to her lawyer. However, because her father was Muslim, the courts considered her one too, which would mean her marriage to a non-Muslim man is void. Attempts to contact Sudan's justice minister and foreign affairs minister were unsuccessful. Pregnant with toddler in prison Ibrahim's husband is struggling to survive. He uses a wheelchair and totally depends on her for all details of his life, said Jar Elnabi, her lawyer. In addition to her pregnancy, the couple's 20-month-old toddler is with her in prison, and he is getting regular ailments due to lack of hygiene and the presence of bugs, the lawyer said. She's having a difficult pregnancy, and a request to send her to a private hospital was denied, the lawyer said. There also is the question of the timing of a potential execution. In past cases involving pregnant or nursing women, the Sudanese government waited until the mother weaned her child before executing any sentence, said Christian Solidarity Worldwide spokeswoman