Mashallah, honestly, I can't emphasise how happy people like you make me. Alhamdulillah, there are still muslims like you who know the difference between right and wrong. You're absolutely right 👍🏻😊
Assalamu Alaikum ww My dear brother Idrees congratulations on engagement may Allah swt bless you both and grant you successful future life and grant you pious children convey our congratulations to your family and our bhabi Haleema sahiba from choudhury Ashiq Hussain uk❤
Guys... I'm slightly confused if the nikaah is already done or not. But I'm seeing engagements become a common practice in Azad Kashmir. As someone who is British born and bred but wears the hijab proudly and grew up in a traditional Kashmiri household, I grew up believing practices like engagements are not very Islamic. Exchanging a promise of action i.e. giving ones word is enough to secure an alliance. A ring has no more significance than that word itself. If it is a gift, it can be given by the parents. Engagements and exchanging rings without a nikaah as a non-mahram is against the teachings of the Quran and the Prophet pbuh. Surely such an act and ritual prior to nikaah is an imitation of those of other religions- And the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Whoever imitates them is one of them.” Where are the traditional Kashmiri who were known for their simplicity and purity gone? 😕
@@bk-qr5nx Yes but.. tbh, its not just about nazar. It's about imitating an act of other religions and exchanging rings with a man or woman who is your non- mahram (ghair mahram). The engagement ring has no significance in Islam and is an unislamic ritual/practice. Holding hands/romantic pictures and ceremonies with someone who is not yet your mahram is not a dignified act with suits muslims either. As a British Kashmiri woman- I would genuinely feel so ashamed if a man who is not my mahram was doing all this- especially in front of my father 🤦🏻♀️😳
