Wedding Rituals in a Muslim Wedding

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Wedding Rituals in a Muslim Wedding

• It is an undisputed fact that a wedding is the
  most important event in ones life. It is that
  one event that brings about the most drastic
  changes in life of an individual. It involves
  months of preparations that are seen in selecting
  appropriatewedding invitation cards for the
  guests or booking caterers and decorators, bridal
  outfits and the like. There are absolutely wide
  range of varieties that are available in almost
  everything, be it wedding invitation card
  designs or bridal outfits and it is practically
  difficult and time consuming to choose one over
  the other.

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Muslim marriages are held in Mosques

• Almost all the Muslim marriages take place inside
  a mosque and they differ with the particular
  Muslim sect being followed. Men and women sit
  separately and it is usually a contract based
  marriage that is overseen by a Qazi.

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Meher

• It is a monetary amount given by the groom to the
  bride part of which is given before marriage and
  part of it later after being married. This
  monetary consideration by the groom can be given
  in the form of a gift, jewelry or money that she
  may utilize in her life pre or post marriage.
  These days a ring is given to a bride that itself
  is regarded as meher as it is given during the
  ceremony.

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Nikah

• Marriage in Muslims is a contract where the
  details of the things given in Meher are
  mentioned in the agreement and the couple sign
  the contract along with two witnesses. After it
  takes place they are made to accept each other by
  repeating he words Qubool Hai thrice. The
  agreement is then registered and as the
  conclusion of the ceremony, both the bride and
  groom share a sweet most probably a date.

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Vows And Blessings

•  Although it is completely optional to
  incorporate other rituals in the Muslim wedding
  as soon as the Nikah takes place. However some
  people hold an additional ceremony called the
  Fatihah or the first chapter of Quran (the holy
  book of Muslims). In this ceremony, the couple
  recite vows and the listens to the official who
  reads out the significance of a marriage and
  a family as per Quran.

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