Originally posted by: Laila2009
Thanks Bheegi. Aalia actually updated me on this issue when I put forth this idea but reversed it...not realizing that the consummation was also required. I know that it is a sin to plan this in advance. Plus, the concept is behind it is that it is done required once the couple of have divorced on three separate occasions. It does such for the girl if she does love the guy and still wants to be with him. 😕
For the writers to take this route (based on the synopsis) would be really dangerous and a lot of people would be outraged and they'd receive a lot of flack from some religious groups. It would be too dangerous a move for them.
But then again, will the PH do the necessary research and will they want to take that risk?😉
I am not Muslim but have a few friends and a best buddy who is a Muslim. She told me the same thing about Halaala as you have mentioned above, but she also told me that there are a lot of people who take advantage of it and have planned Halaala which is actually not right according to Islam. Many Pakistani dramas have used this concept and at the end the girl falls for the second husband and doesn't agree for a divorce to back to first husband, even a old hindi movie 'Nikhaa' has same concept.
According to my friend there a lot of agreement and disagreement among Muslim clerics regarding the right practice of Halaala, so I hope the PH simply don't go by some general idea of Halaala and take the story in that way, it would be better if they don't touch upon this controversial issue!
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