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End of the day what I mentioned are the only necessary things for a wedding... all else is cultural/ additions.... none of which is necessaryOriginally posted by sheenkay View Postnot easy like this, god also has said to enjoy ur life too, and u dont do wedding everyday do u?Frater aliquis in fide nec fratrem humanitatis

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do pashtun ppl dance with knif, before cutting the cake??
its ur personal views, this things r practiced a lot back home and there lots of other things, i love them i dont like those english wedding no fan at allOriginally posted by Dreamer View PostEnd of the day what I mentioned are the only necessary things for a wedding... all else is cultural/ additions.... none of which is necessary
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Application of Henna is a cultural practise.... religion doesnt state anything 4 it nor against it.... there is no such thing as a henna night in religion... if its applied then its applied if not then its not.... again please refer 2 the only FARD aspects of a MUSLIM marriage...Frater aliquis in fide nec fratrem humanitatis

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Originally posted by Dreamer View PostApplication of Henna is a cultural practise.... religion doesnt state anything 4 it nor against it.... there is no such thing as a henna night in religion... if its applied then its applied if not then its not.... again please refer 2 the only FARD aspects of a MUSLIM marriage...
so no attan in ur wedding 
what are against islaam in wedding?Originally posted by Saifullah View PostMany practices we see in weddings are mostly not in Islam and some are against Islam as well....Islamic way of weddings are more simple and less extravagant.
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The Prophet (pbuh) said: “giving a banquet on the first day is rightful; on the second day, it is nice but giving a banquet on the third day is an outward show and propaganda.” (Abu Dawood) II, 307).
Prophet said: “The worst banquet of all is the one to which rich people are invited while the poor are not.” (Ibn Majah, Hadith no : 1913)
Weddings should not be mixed gatherings.
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u ddint answer, so i guess u did
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