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What sh1t? Did I say ANYTHING BAD? Dowry is in Hinduism....so unless you say your religion is full of sh1t ....
Shame on you...Instead of clearing misconceptions you go personal!
Seriously talking about personal...Mind you no one READS English half the population cant spell properly thanks to autocorrect....Those who speak or TYPE carefully, we know they arent Native to the language
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Sigh...point out from the Quran or forever hold your tongueYou are acting holier than thou about Hinduism when the views and attitudes of your own religion towards women suck big time, acknowledged by every religion and nationality across the world.
How hypocritical is that? Shame on you I say.
Just pointing out an error. No biggie. You being in the UK must be already more Brit than the Queen by now, native and all. Was watching some hilarious desi reruns on BBC (Comedy TV) just last night.
Sigh...point out from the Quran or forever hold your tongue
Sigh .... look around you. The Koran is a book from medieval times. Look at your people today.
I can say the same...Not untill you bring it from the Quran...your POV is YOUR POV not that of the religion
I beg your pardon? Says who? Maybe you...but Something is ALWAYS judged by how it is not not how SOMEONE is using it....if someone misuses something you do not blame the thing or system but that individual because THAT is how a just person is....Your religion is judged by the conduct of those who follow it. We do not have time to read a book we do not follow.
Again...If the person is abusing something why blame the thing YOU NEVER READ ABOUT?The "princesses" bit really slammed into my solar plexus and left me gasping for breath I must admit.
Are these the princesses you are so proud of ?
(enough images available on the net to get me banned, even if the message gets brutally across)
Well this kind of news is now common in my state. Now it is the role reversal. Many a times bride refuse to marry on wedding day and on wedding Mandap, if the groom demands dowry, or the groom is marrying second time and bride comes to know abt it in the nick of time, or the groom is drunk etc. And many times the groom gets beaten up. And on a single complaint from the girl entire Grooms family lands in Thana (and now a days some times it is false complaint to settle personal score). But then "Law is Law". But I am happy that dowry deaths have really come down and instead the cases of divorce has raised, but it is better than death.
Well this kind of news is now common in my state. Now it is the role reversal. Many a times bride refuse to marry on wedding day and on wedding Mandap, if the groom demands dowry, or the groom is marrying second time and bride comes to know abt it in the nick of time, or the groom is drunk etc. And many times the groom gets beaten up. And on a single complaint from the girl entire Grooms family lands in Thana (and now a days some times it is false complaint to settle personal score). But then "Law is Law". But I am happy that dowry deaths have really come down and instead the cases of divorce has raised, but it is better than death.
kisnay kaha? Didnt 1 of Prophet's wife divorced her husband?
which one?
I forgot the name the 1 who was his adopted son's daughter...
Zayd RA wife Zaynab bint Jash
Thanks for clearing up as usual and I did not think such a simple thing as wedding gift would be such a big deal. However I am still confused behind the rationale of bride giving the dowry/wedding gift instead of the other way around since in the old days people considered women commodities sadly so this is strange of women giving dowry. I know I am being slightly sexist but doesn't it make the male look pathetic asking for the gift in contrast to wife, I mean they should feel some form of shame asking for imo.
It def is!! However, some people prefer culture over religion!Also small question with respect to personal faith, isn't this practice slightly contradictory to the islamic faith as it certainly does have huge implications on the women's personal being.