SHAADI KE ARMAAN What Are “Shaadi Ke Armaan”? “Shaadi ke Armaan” refers to emotional desires that families (especially parents) develop regarding their child’s wedding. These may include: Lavish décor and designer outfits Music, dancing, and large baraats Expensive customs not rooted in Islam Cultural traditions that overshadow the Nikah While the desire to celebrate […]
The Role of Parents in Choosing a Spouse for Their Children in Islam In many Muslim families, the topic of marriage naturally brings parents to the forefront. Their involvement in helping their children choose a life partner is both culturally rooted and religiously supported. However, Islam sets clear boundaries that balance parental guidance with
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KHUDBA-E-NIKAH Ay naushah meine aapka Nikah kiyaLekin aapne ye kya kiyaAapne tho sirf ek daana Mahr ka phenkaAur dahej ka samundar kheencha Aaj aapka naashta huwa bahut khoob (2)Pulao, ande, kheema, aur badam ka doodhBheja, seviyan, paay, parate aur kababKya aapne kabhi aisa naashta kiya tha Janab Aaj tho aapki shaadi ka pehla
“A BPL (Below Poverty Line) card is issued to families who are financially poor. But what should be issued to those families who are morally, spiritually, and financially bankrupt — who shamelessly demand dowries either directly or in veiled terms? Dowry and the Death of Dignity: Who’s Truly Poor? In an age of rising awareness
KNOWLEDGE (What We Feed) We claim to be the chosen and the bestand support it from the scriptures with all zestDo we conform to what the Creator has said?Or, are we doing much of what the Society has fed? We are the best from birth till death in feastingas we enjoy to
The Wedding Flight is a Humorous yet Meaningful Journey of Marriage Weddings are not just events; they are monumental life journeys that two individuals embark on together. Just like any major journey, a wedding has its unique set of experiences—some exhilarating, some challenging, but all essential. In the spirit of humor and insight, let’s take
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Why by 2030, nearly 45% of Indian women aged 25-44 are projected to be single and/or childless, based on deeper social, psychological, economic, and cultural dynamics: 1. Shift from “Marriage as Destiny” to “Marriage as Choice” Historically, marriage in India (especially for women) was seen as inevitable — part of “dharma” (duty).Now, for the
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