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| Allah's slave Status: Offline Posts: 388 Reputation: 470 Rep Power: 24 Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: London Gender: Way of Life: Muslim | Islamic Circles Presents: BENGALI MUSLIM MARRIAGE EVENT Date: Saturday 21st May 2005 Time: 2pm - 6pm Venue: Jagonari Centre, 183-185 Whitechapel Road, London, E1 1DW Aponi kimba aponar chele othoba meyer biyer bepare bhabsen? Tahole aj'i amader shathe jugajuj korun .. Afne kiba afnar fuwa ba furir biyar khotha cintha khorrai ni? Te ayz amrar loge zugazug khoroin jano .. Invited guests include: Imam Abul Hussain (East London Mosque), Br Abu Muntasir (JIMAS), Hafiz Hasan Ali (Darul Uloom, Dewsbury), Br Shahnawaz Haque (Psychotherapist, MA Cantab) Looking for a suitable spouse is a difficulty that many Muslims have been facing in the UK. This problem has become especially acute in recent years with rising divorce rates, lack of family contacts, fear of differences, career pressures and an ongoing struggle to live as Muslims by striking a healthy balance between cultural and contextual values. Marriage events are one of the few efforts being made to deal with this issue. However, enough is not being done, and mosques and Islamic organisations are failing to address what is increasingly becoming a serious problem. Despite making up a significant proportion of the UK's Muslim population, research and experience has shown that Bengalis are much less likely to attend matrimonial events of the format that have been arranged so far. There are a number of social and cultural reasons behind this. For this reason, an event has been organised specifically for Muslims originating from Bangladesh or West Bengal. This will be an opportunity for brothers and sisters to meet in a halal environment. Parents and guardians are strongly recommended to attend. People of all statuses are welcome, especially those who are divorced. Discussions will cover issues affecting Bengalis in particular, e.g. staying with in-laws, regular cooking of fish, living in a Council flat or a house, ageism (kuri'te buri hoye jai, tiri'she dat pore jai!), taboos against divorcees, etc. Pre-registration is required. No booking means strictly no entry. This event is not for those who have overstayed their student visas or are looking to gain residency. Only British citizens, permanent residents, and their guardians are welcome. For more information please contact: Tel: 07092 032 136 / 07092 032 763 E-mail: marriage@islamiccircles.org / islamic_matrimonials@yahoo.com |
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