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A Strange Marriage Custom of Hindkowans

very interesting.. thanks for sharing this. is this not the same in the OP's place? why is it different? someone posted in the thread that this is more "Tradtion" than "religious".. can you please share if thats the case?

is this an arab tradition?

I know.. too many questions. if you can please share what this custom/religious practice is called.. i will google it and learn about it myself.

thanks in advance

This is a Ancient Hindu tradition where the Hindus have a concept of "Kanya Daan" wich means "Donate the maiden", where the father "donates" away his daughter to her husband and charges him for her well being.

The image is that of the parents "donating" their daughter to the Bridegroom.

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Once you have donated away anything, one cannot make use of it in any way because that will be against Dharma.

This also means the father cannot claim back the daughter, because she becomes member of a different family and clan.

That is why in Hindu society, the women did not get part of her fathers property, since she was no longer his daughter after marriage. She got her share of the property during marriage.


This is why when the bride's family visit the Bridegroom they do not accept anything in return, because if they accept anything it will be in "Exchange" for the bride and will thus put a Price on the girl and negate the concept of "donation" or "give away".

This includes drinking water from the Bridegrooms house.


I suspect the pakistani's have forgotten their hindu roots, but still follow the customs without understanding the importance of what they are doing.
 
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which area? i am from mansehra
muko pata na asa itnay azaray day lok pdf ta osun.

Then you don't know a iota about hindkowans. jadoons consider themself a pathan tribe yet they are a part of hindko speaking and fluently speak hindko same goes for the Tanoli tribe they also have linkage with pashtun yet they mostly now speak hindko. As far as pahaari are concerned they speak pure hindko or a more hard dialect just like we Pakistani's don't speak the pure urdu rather simple urdu.
you forgot Swatis of hazara.
the recent phenomenon is that they are now more vigorously talking about their pashtun roots
 
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hazaray de log muhab e watan hundin is wastay etha zyada hn
tusin keri jai de ho? wese asin mak akhtay hn makko na akhtay
pakhli / pakhal day lok muk akhdin tay zara paran sirno par julo tay otha mak akhdin jiyan taxlay bich akhdin. pakhli bich janduk akhdin tay idur odur jatuk
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so many variations. but base is the same.
mein ta peshora diyan
 
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Ho so beshak peshoran dy lekin boli naal manshera dy lag dy ho.
i think something is wrong with me because when i speak pashto at home my brothers say kaliwala khkaray (you sound paindo) my accent of other regional languages fetch me the same title.
so at times people associate me with different regions.

lol peshawar aliyank b sirna da pta ha
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ee kira sirun ee? mein akhiya hazara bich trump oakday tay fir asan sirna da pata b oakday
 
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I have my complete family tree since times of Muhammad (P.B.U.H) we call it shajrah n very common thing in pathan n syed families... n there isnt single non muslim since thn n we are very much proud of it...
 
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Hazara division tribes as per 1901 british census.

Dhund Abbasi, Awans, Dilazaks, Ghakhars, Gujars, Karrals, Qureshis, Malliars, Mishwanis, Moghals, Sararas, Swatis, Sayeds, Tarins, Tanolis, Jaduns, Turks, Nai, Mochis, Brahmins, Khatris, Aroras, Marasis etc.

https://archive.org/download/in.ernet.dli.2015.280096

Awans are by far single biggest braderi with 96,000 population in 1901.
 
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I have my complete family tree since times of Muhammad (P.B.U.H) we call it shajrah n very common thing in pathan n syed families... n there isnt single non muslim since thn n we are very much proud of it...
which syed ? Bukhari ' Sherazi" Pirmami (Pir Imami) any other?
 
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pakhli / pakhal day lok muk akhdin tay zara paran sirno par julo tay otha mak akhdin jiyan taxlay bich akhdin. pakhli bich janduk akhdin tay idur odur jatuk
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so many variations. but base is the same.
mein ta peshora diyan
Do i hear someone calling my city's name here, Taxila (Taxlay to be more precise). :)

Wesay yeh pakhli / pakhal mujy b samj ni aya, what is this place?
 
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