Muslim Marriage System to Knot Brides And Grooms Together

Posted on Feb 27, 2019

According to the Islamic laws the marriage is called 'Nikaah' it is an Arabic word which is already in Quran. As we go further into the Islamic religion, it provides a complete guidance on daily living. Although Muslim marriage system varies greatly from country to country, in the Quran wedding is considered as a primary duty of a Muslim.

Let's take a look at rituals of Muslim wedding

Salatul Ishtikara: Once the compatible match of the communities found and agreed by both family members, the Imam of nearby Mosque prey Allah to bless the future couple.

Imam Zamim: After Ishitkara the groom's mother carry sweets and gifts to bride's place, she also carries gold or silver coin wrapped in a velvet scarf which she ties around the bride wrist.

Mangni: It marks the official engagement ceremony where bride and groom exchange rings and get committed with each other for the marriage.

Manjha: Before two days of wedding ceremony the bride is dressed up in yellow finery, a paste of yellow sandal wood, turmeric and rose water is applied on the bride's face, hands and feet and the women of the family enjoy and celebrate around the bride.

Mehandi: It is again a women centric event where a henna paste is applied on bride hands and legs by the henna artist.

Sanchaq: In this pre wedding ritual, a bridal outfit of Nikah has been sent by groom's family along with many gifts and sweets.

Baraat: A beautifully decorated car is usually sent by bride's family to set off the groom from his place and take him to the bride's home for wedding ceremony.

Welcome: At the wedding venues entrance groom is welcomed by bride's family members where they warmly welcome groom and his family with drinks and rose water.

Nikah: it is officiated with a priest or Maulvi where the men and women seated at the separate groups. The bride's father presents Mehar to grooms family as some amount of cash. After that the Maulvi starts the Nikah marriage matrimony and he asks Bride and the Groom the phrase ‘Qubool Hain?' three times in a row and if both sides say yes then the marriage ceremony accomplishes successfully.

Arshi Mushraf and Rukhsat: During this ritual a couple set an eye on each other for the first time after the Muslim Punjabi marriage has been solemnized. Soon After a bride has to say good bye tearfully to her family and head to her grooms place.

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