KOTA KINABALU: Kindergarten tea-cher Nuaimah Jafar, 20, had never met Mohd Farijan Andan, 3 years her senior, until a day he took her as his wife.
"He was selected by my family as well as I never met him till a 'nikah' last Sunday.
"We have depressed in adore given then," pronounced a beaming bride during herbersandingceremony yesterday.
Joining them were 8 alternative couples elderly between eighteen as well as 25 in what was one of a largest mass weddings organised by a argumentative Obedient Wives Club (OWC) andGlobal Ikhwan Sdn Bhd.
New journey:Newlywed couples posing for a photograph during their mass wedding rite in Kota Kinabalu Monday. Nuaimah pronounced she had no qualms in agreeing to an organised matrimony as she was confident of her parents' choice.
Farijan, a Global Ikhwan employee, pronounced he did not cruise it was odd for his bride to be selected by his parents, adding which looks were not critical as there were alternative traits to cruise such as being respectful as well as religious.
For office worker Mohd Amirul Mutaqin, 22, this was his second experience sitting on thepelamin(dais).
The Sarawakian met kindergarten teacher Zahaidah Muhasim, 21, onFacebookand pronounced they remained friends until their relatives decided to compare them in marriage.
"We have b! een not broke which ours is a polygamous marriage.
"This is after all authorised in Islam," Mohd Amirul said,
He combined which his first mother had no problem with him taking another spouse.
OWC Sabah section arch Roslina Sulaiman pronounced a couples had to fork out usually RM500 for theirnikahandbersandingceremonies, with alternative costs borne by a group as well as Global Ikhwan.
"This is a approach of promoting a institution of marriage," she said, adding which a bar was on condition that courses to couples to hope for them for married life.
"One of a critical ways to safeguard a success of any matrimony is which a mother must be obedient to a father in all aspects," Roslina added. - Star
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