Pakistani bride demands books worth Rs 46,000 as wedding gift from groom; watch video
A newly-wed Pakistani bride has demanded books worth 46,000 rupees as Haq Mehr in her wedding. The bride is receiving praises from netizens.
- Entertainment News
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A newly-wed Pakistani bride has a unique wedding gift demand which has won the hearts of netizens. The video has been shared by a user Mona Farooq Ahmad on Twitter in which the bride Naila Shamal from Mardan city Pakistan has demanded books worth Pakistani rupees 1 lakh as her haq mehr in her wedding. In the video, the bride in her wedding attire can be seen sitting near a bookshelf and explaining to people her decision. Haq Mehr is the gift that Muslim women get from the groom's side on their wedding.
Naila Shamal demands books as Haq Mehr
In the video, Naila Shamal is wearing a bridal outfit and she goes on to say, "As you all know, I have demanded books worth Pakistani rupees 100,000 for Haq Mehr. One reason for this is that due to rising inflation in our country, we cannot afford expensive gifts. On the other hand, it is also important to change the wrong customs. She added that "as a writer I demanded books because we all should value books." The caption alongside the post reads, "A bride Naila Shamal in Mardan KPK, Pakistan demanded books in Haq Mehr, worth 100k. The bride and the groom both are writers." Take a look at the post.
A bride Naila Shamal in Mardan KPK, Pakistan demanded books in Haq Mehr, worth 100k. The bride and the groom both are writers.
— Mona Farooq Ahmad (@MFChaudhryy) March 16, 2021
How much you love books? 😍 pic.twitter.com/zTQAVncYkF
Since being shared, the video has got more than 120K likes and tons of reactions from netizens. People are liking the progressive thinking of the bride. One user wrote, "Come on people, have a big heart. Jewellery that she is wearing is artificial, not worth more than a few hundred rupees." Another individual commented, "The best gift that someone can ask is knowledge. And Wow !! You asked it so beautifully." "So sweet to know that. I like her thoughts", wrote another user.
No bit she is quite a woman...proud of her...BTW Mardan ppl demand a lot of Haqe Mehar otherwise.
— Early Bird🇵🇰 (@KhaOmm) March 16, 2021
It’s a progressive thought. The couple is lucky enough to have each other and they will definitely enjoy writing in each other’s company. More power to them 🙌🏻!
— Zainab (@bzainab27) March 16, 2021
Wow. What a Novel Idea💕
— Ayub Minhas (@daribaalam) March 16, 2021
May She enjoy a happy and long life with her partner.
Prayers and best wishes for both🌹
The best gift that someone can ask is knowledge
— Shashank (@88d79a3b9d554e1) March 17, 2021
And Wow !! You asked it so beautifully ❤️
Heartening approach Ma sha Allah
— Qutabshahi (@Qutabshahi8) March 16, 2021
Great. We should now follow such things instead of our traditional norms
— NUZ (@nadeemuzzaman) March 16, 2021
So sweet to know that. I really like her thoughts. 😍👍
— Ijaz A Nadeem (@IjazANadeem) March 16, 2021
Video Of Bride & Groom dancing divides internet
Meanwhile, a footage of a bride and groom dancing at the wedding during their phera ceremony has caused a stir on the internet. Shared by Vedant Birla, Chairman and MD of Birla Precision Technologies, the nearly 26-second clip show a jovial couple shaking a leg while taking Mangal phera, considered a pious ritual of the Hindu wedding that has left the netizens divided. “Is this marriage or sacrificial rituals? Do not forget that you are respected in the world, only because of your culture and values,” read the caption on the footage in the Hindi language.