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Originally posted by: brainychild92

i know that in islam, when praying you face the qiblah. in the show, when dilshad is praying, you see prayer mats all around facing each other.

or is that supposed to be something else?

can someone please explain it to me...

Originally posted by: Risha.J

Hehehe 😆

There is no rule regarding that. But I guess it's better if they live separately taake the house does not come burning down lol. But this is my persona

.l opinion.

Originally posted by: Risha.J

Plus the four marriage thing, you can not marry again without the consent of your first wife.

Originally posted by: Risha.J

They cant face each other, they have to face the kaabah or qiblah. If they showed that in the show, its wrong

Originally posted by: payalibm

all the wife in same house????????

yup Muslim men can have four wives but with the consent of all the previous wives and secondly Allah Almighty gave this permission but with a rule that one has to treat them equally Financially and Emotionally and Allah Almighty himself satated that One can never keep the same equilibrium so better to have a single one ...but no particular restriction to stick to one or have 4...


They can live together in the same house but if any of them wants to live seperately the husband has to provide her with a seperate place...even if Wife doesnt want to live with the parents of her husband then also she can live seperately according to Islamic laws

Originally posted by: brainychild92

i know that in islam, when praying you face the qiblah. in the show, when dilshad is praying, you see prayer mats all around facing each other.

or is that supposed to be something else?

can someone please explain it to me...

yeah but Facing Qiblah that is Baitullah is a strict restriction particularly for the SALLAT that is Namaz ...other wise for dua its better to face qiblah but not a strict restriction to face Qiblah ...as Allah Almighty says ""RABUL MASHRIQAYNI WAL MAGHRIBAINE""
that means HE IS THE LORD OF EAST AND WEST another place it is said all sides are his ...He is everywhere...so For Namaz its a strict restriction but if you just have to lift ur hands for dua then its not neccessary to do it...

yeah Dilshaad was praying infront of a Mazaar/Shrine ...she was sitting beside the Grave...for that you have to say FATIHA that is for the departed soul and then u can pray to Allah Almighty in such way as u r not saying SALAH /Namaz so no need to face Qiblah in particular

i hope i am able to answer ur query

Originally posted by: brainychild92

actually u need the consent of each wife every time you get married.

all wives are equal; thats why don't complicate it and stick to one! lol

Originally posted by: payalibm

exctlyyy... 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆 🤣 .

ohk on serzz noteee... does't it hurt a woman to share her hubyyy..its the most hardest thing... how can a woman got stamina to share her hubyyy... and still remain in touch with him and let him near when she knows he has been with soem one else and has spend night in aother woman's arms... thts the most hurtinggg part to even imaginee ... 🥺 🥺 🥺

on the matter of more then one wife, this was important in history especially because men were the main providers and in times of battles, women would be left without a 'sahara' as such. women who were divorced, widowed, alone for whatever... could have been left 'on the shelf' and struggling. hence with permission and in exceptional circumstances it was permitted to marry a second wife. Today, men struggle to meet all the needs of one woman let alone a second. it is hard to justify this kind of situation. take for example the drama, rashid married a second woman, but has never mett the needs of his first wife and children. its actually apretty disgusting situation.

Originally posted by: an_k

yeah but Facing Qiblah that is Baitullah is a strict restriction particularly for the SALLAT that is Namaz ...other wise for dua its better to face qiblah but not a strict restriction to face Qiblah ...as Allah Almighty says ""RABUL MASHRIQAYNI WAL MAGHRIBAINE""
that means HE IS THE LORD OF EAST AND WEST another place it is said all sides are his ...He is everywhere...so For Namaz its a strict restriction but if you just have to lift ur hands for dua then its not neccessary to do it...

yeah Dilshaad was praying infront of a Mazaar/Shrine ...she was sitting beside the Grave...for that you have to say FATIHA that is for the departed soul and then u can pray to Allah Almighty in such way as u r not saying SALAH /Namaz so no need to face Qiblah in particular

i hope i am able to answer ur query