I'm not a Muslim but... - Page 4

🤣..they dont even walk together ..forget about catwalk..

Originally posted by: priya713

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! 😆

We don't have catwalks 😕 . Only in Walima the bride and groom can do things together... Maybe Indian Muslims have catwalk but i haven't comw across any. BUT i really like the idea tho 😳

Originally posted by: Drea_QH1fan

😆😆 I was just about to say PRIYA NOT YOU TOO!

I would like to know myself. Seems like she's preparing for a fashion show 😆

i am a muslim... bt no cat walk is there in any wedding nt even in walima..

A Muslim Islamic wedding is based on just a simple Nikkah and Walima
The rest is all culture and the way u want ur wedding
U dint have to do it all to complete the wedding jus do nikkah
We defo dont have a sangeet no catwalk either
Neva seen this before

There is no cat-walk in the wedding of
Muslims.

There really is not much of a ceremony. Typically the priest asks if you want to marry the other person three times and you say yes three times and then there is an exchange of a mehr, a dowry for the bride from the groom's side. And then there is prayer and you're done. Pretty fast and efficient. Traditional people will not even have the bride in the room and a male representative speaks on her behalf. I don't like it - I find it horribly old fashioned as it is a woman who should be able to speak herself not a male representative.

Originally posted by: Laila2009

There really is not much of a ceremony. Typically the priest asks if you want to marry the other person three times and you say yes three times and then there is an exchange of a mehr, a dowry for the bride from the groom's side. And then there is prayer and you're done. Pretty fast and efficient. Traditional people will not even have the bride in the room and a male representative speaks on her behalf. I don't like it - I find it horribly old fashioned as it is a woman who should be able to speak herself not a male representative.

And a cat walk? No; where did you get that view from? It's rather derogatory to suggest that any culture or religion has some type of fashion parade as part of its religious cermony.