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Originally posted by DeeVa View PostTo be honest Guys I don even have energi enought to read all comments. But I would rather prefer green, bec it symbolizes Islam, and u r married once u do Nikah.
Green color a symbol of Islam?.................na pohegam nu........hasey pukhtaney chi pa sra jorha sra bangrhi pa lass ki nu.............khair shna bangrhi hum khuand kai..........laka chi wai
SHNA BANGRHI DI MAAT SHA PA DI SPENU LECHO BANDI
WARZA WARZA TEREGA SALU ONESA DA WRHANDI
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.Originally posted by Azad Khel View PostGreen color a symbol of Islam?.................na pohegam nu........hasey pukhtaney chi pa sra jorha sra bangrhi pa lass ki nu.............khair shna bangrhi hum khuand kai..........laka chi wai
SHNA BANGRHI DI MAAT SHA PA DI SPENU LECHO BANDI
WARZA WARZA TEREGA SALU ONESA DA WRHANDI
"Green is the symbolic color of Islam. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH, peace be upon him) wore a green turban, and green is believed to have been his favorite color. Green was also the color of the banners used on the battlefield and the color of the first Islamic flag. The Quran and the Hadith, the teachings of Prophet Muhammad, describe Paradise as filled with green: the people of Paradise "will wear green garments of fine silk [The Noble Quran, 18:31]." Islam also considers green significant because it is the color of nature.
I dont get why a bride should take red on, what does it mean? The most impotant thing is to do nikah, not what colour u should take on, But that is my own point of view
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I don't disagree, but I will add that is why many women wear green in their Nikkah. The other colours are part of the other ceremonies which is permissible both Islamically and culturally. If someone has the means to celebrate such an occasion, they are permitted to within the bounds of our religion.Originally posted by DeeVa View Post.
"Green is the symbolic color of Islam. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH, peace be upon him) wore a green turban, and green is believed to have been his favorite color. Green was also the color of the banners used on the battlefield and the color of the first Islamic flag. The Quran and the Hadith, the teachings of Prophet Muhammad, describe Paradise as filled with green: the people of Paradise "will wear green garments of fine silk [The Noble Quran, 18:31]." Islam also considers green significant because it is the color of nature.
I dont get why a bride should take red on, what does it mean? The most impotant thing is to do nikah, not what colour u should take on, But that is my own point of view
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Islamiclly? How I would say it is more culturall as u already mentioned it. Islam actully dont say what you should wear to ur wedding, the reason for why I mentioned the green colour was, bec it is the colour u wear to ur nikah, so it makes more sence for me as Nikah is the most important part of getting married.Originally posted by *Mahzala* View PostI don't disagree, but I will add that is why many women wear green in their Nikkah. The other colours are part of the other ceremonies which is permissible both Islamically and culturally. If someone has the means to celebrate such an occasion, they are permitted to within the bounds of our religion.
Else I don really care what people wear, caz that is their own choice
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what about red shoes?Originally posted by LyariTown View Postim no lady, but id never wear red.
if my wife wore red, id slap her.Watch your thoughts; they become words.Watch your words; they become actions.Watch your actions; they become habits.Watch your habits; they become character.Watch your character; it becomes your destiny.
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