His Christian family start the meal with a supplication to Jesus; what should he do?
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                Firstly may Allah bless all those who aide in helping our Ummah to stay upon the straight path. Ameen. I am a Muslim in a non-believing family. My family often times gets together for dinner so that we all can be together. Before eating food at the dinner table, they all stand and hold hands to bless the food the are going to eat. Sometimes the person who is leading in the supplication will ask for Jesus to bless the food and thank him for the food, and sometimes they make no mention of Jesus at all and give thanks to the Heavenly Father as they say. My family asks me to join in withe, and I am very uncomfortable doing so because I dont know this to be apart of the religion of Islam, firstly because we don't associate partners with Allah, and I don't know of this ritual having any bases in Islam. Would I be committing a sin like shirk , or transgressing if I join in even though I don't believe in what they believe in or what they saying? This is of the utmost importance because this happens frequently in my household and when I don't join in I feel they are upset with me and my religion.
Praise be to Allah.Firstly: 
We praise Allah for having 
    guided you to Islam and we ask Him, may He be glorified, to bless the rest 
    of your family with that. And we advise you to treat them kindly and be 
    gentle in calling them, and strive hard to guide them, for that is the 
    greatest thing you can give to them. 
Secondly:
Asking Jesus (peace be upon 
    him) to bless the food is a kind of major shirk (associating others with 
    Allah), because it is calling upon someone other than Allah, may He be 
    exalted. So it is not permissible to join in with it or to keep quiet about 
    it when it is possible to object to it. If a person is unable to object to 
    it verbally, he should object to it in his heart and leave the place, 
    because Allah says (interpretation of the meaning):
“And it has already been 
    revealed to you in the Book (this Qur’aan) that when you hear the Verses of 
    Allaah being denied and mocked at, then sit not with them, until they engage 
    in a talk other than that; (but if you stayed with them) certainly in that 
    case you would be like them. Surely, Allaah will collect the hypocrites and 
    disbelievers all together in Hell”
[al-Nisa’ 4:140]. 
Al-Jassaas said in 
    Ahkaam al-Qur’aan (2/407): In this verse there is evidence which 
    indicates that it is obligatory to denounce evil to the one who is doing it. 
    Denouncing it includes expressing dislike, if it is not possible to remove 
    it, and leaving the place where the one who is doing it is, and staying away 
    from him, until he stops doing it and does something else. End quote. 
Based on that, what you 
    have to do is either object to their prayer or get up and leave when they 
    start to do that. Perhaps it is better to come a little bit late, after they 
    have started the meal, so that you will not hear their prayer. 
If the family will listen 
    to you and accept your call, then it is better for you to explain the reason 
    why you left or why you come late, and tell them that Islam places great 
    emphasis on enjoining what is good and forbidding what is evil, and that 
    Islam does not approve of calling upon anyone other than Allah, and it does 
    not approve of its followers listening to wrong words and approving of 
    them. 
We ask Allah, may He be 
    exalted, to increase you in knowledge and guidance. 
And Allah knows best.