Munawar Faruqui advocates for intimate weddings and dowry rejection

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Munawar Faruqui recently talked about his decision to have an intimate wedding and his thoughts on dowry. He shared his views during a podcast with Sana Khan and Mufti Anas. Munawar married Mehzabeen Coatwala in a private ceremony, and he feels joy and stability in his new life. During the podcast, Munawar discussed why he chose a small wedding. He believes that expensive ceremonies and dowry practices put a financial burden on families. He urged people to stop giving dowries and overspending on weddings. He expressed his concern about the negative effects these practices can have. Anas mentioned how Munawar often helps those in need in his village by providing financial support. Munawar emphasized the importance of helping others when possible. He stated that we do not take wealth with us when we die, and it is better to assist those who come to us in need. In addition to his wedding, Munawar shared personal challenges he faced. He was hospitalized for intestinal issues just a week before his marriage but was determined to go through with the ceremony. Munawar and Mehzabeen, who has a ten-year-old daughter, are building a blended family and creating joyful memories together.


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