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Just thought I'd write this, as to me its so wrong, Do not ask me for anymore information, as I have no more to give.
A cousin of mine (about 24 years old) got married to someone she met on the internet, she lives in the UK. Well the issue is, no one knows her husband, his background, never met his parents, the rest of his family, don't even know if he is legally in the UK etc, they have said he has a work permit only for a couple of years, he has said his family are in Pakistan and his father works in the army, and he has done Hajj three times, and his Sister has memorised the Quran.
So I think her parents have completely lost it, giving their daughter to a family they have NEVER even met, (don't ask me if they spoken to them, don't know, he could have brought somoene false in). She has moved to another city, were they have not checked her accomodation, for all they know she could be with drug dealers etc. This is so bad on so many levels, and I have never heard of someone actually doing this, I know people get married to someone they met online, but they have never met his family, checked his credentials. I think there are issues were people just try and get rid of the daughters, she has younger brothers, and I seriously doubt that the parents would allow them to get married to someone they didn't know.
So has this ever happened before??
Should have made it clear, the issue is would you do anything else to check as a cousin?? This is purely for safety, not gossip etc, believe me when we say I think the parents have lossed the plot and it is a concerning issue. I think i would blame the family if anything happened too. Of course for instance we can't turn a blind eye if we know that there is domestic violence. So in this stuation is rather different, but what is the same is that I cannot see the safety being there, and its our job to help people in trouble. My Mother has been concerned and its OK to say yes its the responsibility of the parents. I suppose I just see, as I am jumping to conclusion, so that is why I wanted to know for for confidence has this happened before? I have heard the husband says he is on a work permit for 5 years in the UK working for an unknown gas company in Bradford. I don't have a problem if the thread is closed again.
A cousin of mine (about 24 years old) got married to someone she met on the internet, she lives in the UK. Well the issue is, no one knows her husband, his background, never met his parents, the rest of his family, don't even know if he is legally in the UK etc, they have said he has a work permit only for a couple of years, he has said his family are in Pakistan and his father works in the army, and he has done Hajj three times, and his Sister has memorised the Quran.
So I think her parents have completely lost it, giving their daughter to a family they have NEVER even met, (don't ask me if they spoken to them, don't know, he could have brought somoene false in). She has moved to another city, were they have not checked her accomodation, for all they know she could be with drug dealers etc. This is so bad on so many levels, and I have never heard of someone actually doing this, I know people get married to someone they met online, but they have never met his family, checked his credentials. I think there are issues were people just try and get rid of the daughters, she has younger brothers, and I seriously doubt that the parents would allow them to get married to someone they didn't know.
So has this ever happened before??
Should have made it clear, the issue is would you do anything else to check as a cousin?? This is purely for safety, not gossip etc, believe me when we say I think the parents have lossed the plot and it is a concerning issue. I think i would blame the family if anything happened too. Of course for instance we can't turn a blind eye if we know that there is domestic violence. So in this stuation is rather different, but what is the same is that I cannot see the safety being there, and its our job to help people in trouble. My Mother has been concerned and its OK to say yes its the responsibility of the parents. I suppose I just see, as I am jumping to conclusion, so that is why I wanted to know for for confidence has this happened before? I have heard the husband says he is on a work permit for 5 years in the UK working for an unknown gas company in Bradford. I don't have a problem if the thread is closed again.