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Wednesday, 21 August 2013

Is the practice of Muslim arranged marriages changing?

Marriage is blessed duty in Islam. It’s a step that traditionally
was not and is not only between two persons but connecting the two families of the prospective bride and groom.
Traditionally arrange marriages have been the norm in most Muslim societies. Parents draw on a number of sources in the family and community to find suitable partner for their children, from relatives and close family friends to matrimonial brokers. The prospective spouse is carefully investigated by contacts with teachers, professors,
employers, friends, neighbors, and colleagues to know about his or her personality.
As this system continues to survive, change is occurring gradually in many Muslim countries and communities in the west. Some parents and their children in Europe and America may look to their motherland for a suitable spouse, with meeting at family and community social events and exploring Muslim social networks or contacts at university. Some engage in what some have termed halal (permissible in Islam) dating with chaperones. Many other young Muslims professionals advertise in the matrimonial pages of the Muslim publication or on Muslim Internet sites.
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