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Andrea

@DreA

Stunner

Posted: 12 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: priya713
this was intended to be just a fun, kinda sarcastic, post on what I thought was obviously not part of a Muslim wedding...but interesting to learn some things. With our Indian Christian weddings, we've incorporated a lot of "American" traditions that have made it so much more memorable (i.e. father-daughter dance, etc) so if Muslims are incorporating this to their events, then more power to them and if not, then more power to authentic tradition. Either way, Im loving it in QH! Makes the show that much better 😊

I think with all the psychos roaming around the forum some members have lost their sense of humor😆 I thought they would understand the intention too 😛

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Enlightment

@Enlightment

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+ 3

Posted: 12 years ago

#22

Even I was wondering the same.

Edited by damar - 12 years ago

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sho-shweet

@sho-shweet

Dazzler

+ 2

Posted: 12 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: priya713

oh really? The Walima actually has a catwalk. But these guys have had so many ceremonies already...the engagement, gift ceremony, flower ceremony...there's gonna be a walima too? Crap, Im so glad Im not Muslim...only because I'd be broke if I ever got married! 😆

There is no cat walk at all in any ritual of muslim wedding first of all.Second muslim weding as per Islam has only two functions i.e. Nikkah and Valima,that's it.

I'm a muslim and I never heard of Jashn-e-bahar,Jashan-e-Soghaat and bla bla.The CVs kind of cleared that these were the traditions followed in Dilshad's village and those were regional traditions and had nothing to do with Islam.

Hope it helped.

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priya713

@priya713

Rocker

Posted: 12 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: zarmyna
it's not part of the rituals but the increasing trend in filmy style weddings people have started to add different things to make the event supposedly more memorable. in my opinion it's merely for the video which turns out nothing short of a bollywood saga. i'm pretty sure that the same pre and post tamasha is present in some hindu weddings as well. There are weddings when the whole area is drenched in darkness and the couple enters under a spotlight and they have smoke rising up from the sides... all this = waste of a huge amount of money

haha...yes, the videos!! I saw pieces of one the other day where the guy and girl were literally rolling on the ground in a park.

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BlahBytes

@BlahBytes

Dazzler

Posted: 12 years ago

#25

I hope no one does any catwalk in any wedding! Embarrassing as it is, being the cynosure of 1000 people, a catwalk will just kill it! Imagine a nine yards saree slipping away! 😆

Although there was one hilarious wedding video of a bride dancing to the altar. Brave she was...

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pagalpan

@pagalpan

Beginner

Posted: 12 years ago

#26

There is no cat-walk in the wedding of Muslims. I'm a Muslim and have been to many weddings but I have never seen the bride and groom do a cat-walk. As for the other traditions... I had never heard of them until qubool hai. I mean there is like a couple where the bride and groom's families get together but that's it. Then there is the mehndi, nikkah, and walima. These other traditions are maybe things celebrated in specific places. As for the cost of things... Yea it can be spendy. Hope that clears up everything.

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Afsha

@iLuvYellow

Voyager

Posted: 12 years ago

#27

Im a muslim but not religious. U probably know more than me...but i have been to lots of weddings but none of then had a catwalk lol

Edited by iLuvYellow - 12 years ago

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Imran

@immigreat54

Navigator

Posted: 12 years ago

#28

Originally posted by: priya713
First of all, No Worries...this is not a post about religion and mini skirts... 😆

just wondering, I know have limited knowledge of Muslim traditions but when does a bride and groom actually do a catwalk during a Muslim wedding?? Lol.

Just a fun post...no intense discussion here 😆

well factually speaking, I have never heard of rasams like Jashn e Saughat, Jashan e bahar even in India. And as far as cat walk is concerned, it's only that bride and groom walk to the stage (nothing like cat walk). I think all these things are just to drag the serial werna to 10 din guzarnay me mahinay kese lagenge! 😆

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priya713

@priya713

Rocker

Posted: 12 years ago

#29

Originally posted by: immigreat54

well factually speaking, I have never heard of rasams like Jashn e Saughat, Jashan e bahar even in India. And as far as cat walk is concerned, it's only that bride and groom walk to the stage (nothing like cat walk). I think all these things are just to drag the serial werna to 10 din guzarnay me mahinay kese lagenge! 😆

i think someone made a sarcastic joke in the beginning that it would be June before the 10 days were over...lo and behold...its JUNE. Hopefully Day 10 won't be in July! 😆

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priya713

@priya713

Rocker

Posted: 12 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: iLuvYellow
Im a muslim but not religious. U probably know more than me...but i have been to lots of weddings but none of then had a catwalk lol

This has nothing to do with the post but I love Yellow too 😉

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