2)Basically its about the Gawah. You need 4 witnesses two from each side and Father's name will be written as marhum.
3) Saying Yes knowingly who the man is!
4)it is considered valid infront of witnesses and with consent of Parents so it happened
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Does n't need to be recognized by the law of the country as well. Plus I dont think India even follow the Sharian law. Plus they did not say yes to marriage and were forced to sign the nikhnama. So the wrong name has any value either as it is invalid either ways.
Originally posted by: suweetchilli91
1) Yes, but if for example A is getting married to boy C. For example somehow B sits in place of A and knowingly signs the paper and says qubool hai to C then she will be in the Nikaah of C eventhough every proceeding was under A's name. This is a rare case. And even if a girl is forced to say Yes Nikaah will happen but Islam gives her right To take Divorce!!
2)Basically its about the Gawah. You need 4 witnesses two from each side and Father's name will be written as marhum.
3) Saying Yes knowingly who the man is!
4)it is considered valid infront of witnesses and with consent of Parents so it happened
Originally posted by: suweetchilli91
Excuse its not about the Indian law its about religious values. Just like they showed in Namastey london, Katrina was married to Akshay but not on paper. So please accept it Zoyaan are married ethically, morally, religiously and she cant marry Asad before divorce !!
Originally posted by: suweetchilli91
I cant reason with you. I said that when the Nikaah happened unknowingly then it was invalid or maybe nullified but when they BOTH knowingly signed the Nikahnama infront of 4 witnesses, they got married IRRESPECTIVE of the name being different. Because Zoya signed the papers that had AYAAN'S name on it!!! Now I want to know where do you think Nikaah is invalid? If Name is wrong that doesnt really affect the Nikaah.
Originally posted by: suweetchilli91
I cant reason with you. I said that when the Nikaah happened unknowingly then it was invalid or maybe nullified but when they BOTH knowingly signed the Nikahnama infront of 4 witnesses, they got married IRRESPECTIVE of the name being different. Because Zoya signed the papers that had AYAAN'S name on it!!! Now I want to know where do you think Nikaah is invalid? If Name is wrong that doesnt really affect the Nikaah.
Originally posted by: starsinmyeyes
Actually it does affect the validity😃I read up on the laws in India dear...since Nikahnama is a legal document, the country's judicial system recognizes it as valid...but if Zoya's name on the document is wrong, since ours being a secular country, the document stands nullified...and it is the case with all legal docs in our country..not just marriage...so ya...the Nikah is invalid if her name is wrong...in case the paper says Zoya Fareed instead of Farooqui..There is no separate marriage act in our country but forced Muslim marriages are considered invalid here.as India is a secular country and has a lot of provisions for women's rights...a marriage cannot be forced on a girl here...the marriage rules that cover Islam in India..do not recognize a forced marriage...sadly forced marriages in any religion are not a criminal offence in this country...In Saudi, it may be valid as per Sha'ria law...which is true...here, it's not allowed nor considered valid...what Soni's friend's father says is true...I asked my few Muslim friends too, to find out from their elders...a forced Islamic marriage is considered invalid in India...😊
Originally posted by: suweetchilli91
Whatever you say but Zoya was Islamicly married to Ayaan and FYI signing wasnt forced. They did it with their on will for Nikhat. I rest my case here. For a Muslim girl Islamic law has to be more significant but never the less. I wont say more I will stick to my opinion you stick to yours!