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2 din mein itni discussion Kashmir pe ki hoti to woh problem shayad solve bhi ho jaati...
Sania Mirza to marry Shoaib Malik?
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2 din mein itni discussion Kashmir pe ki hoti to woh problem shayad solve bhi ho jaati...
nai hoti bhai woh discussion nahi solve honi
Agar woh solve ho jaye to donon mulkon ki Army ka budget aadha ho jaye ga
aur phir woh mazay kahan joh abhi mil rahay hain 
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Another turning point in the story
Updated at: 2102 PST, Friday, April 02, 2010
Shariat doesn’t recognize telephonic ‘nikah’: Mufti Naeem KARACHI: About Shoaib Malik’s alleged ‘nikah’ with India’s Ayesha Siddiqi on telephone, Mufti Muhammad Naeem says that Islamic Shariat does not recognize any such relationship, which cannot be trusted.
According to the Shariat, he said, eyewitnesses’s account is obligatory for the verification of nikah.
He said that the acceptance of both bride and groom in front of the eyewitnesses was necessary as per Shariat.
The telephonic testimony is not trustworthy according to the Shariat and neither there is any standing about the acceptance of groom.
Shariat doesn’t recognize telephonic ‘nikah’: Mufti Naeem
Updated at: 2102 PST, Friday, April 02, 2010
Shariat doesn’t recognize telephonic ‘nikah’: Mufti Naeem KARACHI: About Shoaib Malik’s alleged ‘nikah’ with India’s Ayesha Siddiqi on telephone, Mufti Muhammad Naeem says that Islamic Shariat does not recognize any such relationship, which cannot be trusted.
According to the Shariat, he said, eyewitnesses’s account is obligatory for the verification of nikah.
He said that the acceptance of both bride and groom in front of the eyewitnesses was necessary as per Shariat.
The telephonic testimony is not trustworthy according to the Shariat and neither there is any standing about the acceptance of groom.
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You are thinking right:
This was on Sunday, 27 March, 2005.
So this again puts a question mark over the deception thingie. anyways... anyone seen MUJHSE DOSTI KAROGE.... Similar storyline...
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samjha karo yaar they will never accept these thing.they are tuned to think diffrent and will always give some excuses like 26/11.nahi to party spoil nahi ho jayegi???
forget "Azmal Kasab" is a Indian Sikh "Amar Sing" episode
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hahahahaha so true man.2 din mein itni discussion Kashmir pe ki hoti to woh problem shayad solve bhi ho jaati...
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.............maybe she is also fat and ugly..............
.............. maybe the photo he was shown had a different lady.........
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Hamari Sania Bhabhi Kashmir sai kam tou nahin !
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Hamari Sania Bhabhi Kashmir sai kam tou nahin !
exchange kar lein?? Sania le jao.. Mehar mein poora Kashmir hum rakh lete hain??
joke tha ji.. joke ki tarah hi lena....
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HYDERABAD: The buzz around the wedding of tennis star Sania Mirza with Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik was pushed to the background as the drama over the prospective groom's earlier "marriage
" to a Hyderabadi girl took a Bollywood-style twist on Friday.
Ayesha alias Maha Siddiqui, who has been claiming that Shoaib had married her, produced a nikah-nama (marriage certificate) as proof of her wedding which was promptly dubbed by the Malik family as invalid.
Ayesha told TOI that all she wants now is an "official divorce". "I am not begging for sympathy," she claimed and added that they were well-off financially and therefore, not doing this for money.
In response, the Maliks are now threatening to expose Ayesha. Shoaib's brother-in law Imran Zafar, who was shopping in Lahore on Friday for the wedding slated to take place in Hyderabad on April 15, said the Malik family is unfazed by Ayesha's claims.
"Shoaib was duped and shown pictures of another girl as Ayesha. We have pictures of the girl who posed as Ayesha which were sent from Ayesha's email ID," he said.
Imran said Shoaib had fallen madly in love with a girl whose pictures were sent to him. "But that girl wasn't Ayesha. Shoaib was trapped. Ayesha would tutor him online and have him parrot the line at some select interviews that they were married," the brother-in-law said.
However, Ayesha retorted by saying: "I don't think Shoaib is a small kid. He's 30 years old and led an international cricket team."
The nikah-nama showed the ceremony as having taken place in Sailkot, Pakistan - Shoaib's hometown - on June 3, 2002. Apart from having the names of two local witnesses, it has Maha Siddiqui signing as the bride and an illegible signature that is purported to be that of Shoaib.
Ayesha claimed Shoaib had dumped her because he had by then become famous and was getting attention from women. Without naming anyone, Ayesha said one of Shoaib's teammates told him, "Bhabi is fat".
"He came back and yelled and screamed on the phone and said `I don't want to hear all this. It's embarrassing me'," Ayesha said.
She said she hoped that once she started losing weight, she could start living with him. "But little did I know that it wasn't me, it was all the attention he started getting, all of a sudden so many girls began to be interested in him," she said.
Ayesha added that Shoaib had barred her from meeting his cricket team members so that they will not know how she looks. But she claimed that Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Yousuf's wife knew about their marriage.
The Maliks maintain that Ayesha's claim that the duo met in Dubai and got married in 2002 was nothing but lies. In reply, Ayesha said: "The only thing I want now is an official divorce from him, but it has to be in the open and not behind closed doors because he can always deny it later."
According to the versions doing the rounds here, Shoaib had encountered two girls, Maha and one Ayesha, in the Gulf about a decade ago. "While Maha was fat, Ayesha was slim and good looking. The two girls chatted with the cricketer and left after they exchanged contact numbers and email addresses. From this point, Maha started calling up Shoaib and told him she was Ayesha. Shoaib began cosying up to her under the impression that he was interacting with Ayesha. The nikah over telephone too was performed in these circumstances," a source said.
According to the reports, Shoaib was under this mistaken impression when he visited Hyderabad in 2005 to play a match. While being interviewed by former cricketer Arun Lal at the presentation ceremony, Shoaib had apparently said Hyderabad was the hometown of his wife Ayesha. "It was only later that Shoaib realized that the girl whose photos he saw and the girl he was speaking to were not the same," the sources said.
However, if these reports are true, what happened to the real Ayesha and why is she not coming forward to clear the claims and counter-claims is still a mystery.
Both families are now threatening to up the ante. While the Maliks said they will release the photos of the real Ayesha, the Siddiqui family said they will release to the media soon a nikah-nama video that will prove her claim.
Meanwhile, the Sania Mirza family has begun distributing wedding cards for the ceremony slated to take place in a
five-star hotel on April 15. The Shoaib family is due to arrive in Hyderabad on April 6. Several top sports personalities and stars from Bollywood are expected to grace the occasion.
Asked about the name controversy, Ayesha said: "My name is Maha Siddiqui. Ayesha is the name given to me by my grandmother. Maha is the name in my passport. So ironically, when he says the wrong name was given during the nikah, well, both names belong to the same person, me."
Malik's residential address in the nikah-nama is given as A-4, Tariq Colony in Sialkot, which is the cricketer's hometown. The marriage was arranged by Zulfiqar Malik, the resident of the Sialkot Cricket Association and the two witnesses named in the contract are Mukhtar Ali Khan and Syed Mubashar Ali of Sialkot.
The contract states that the nikah was performed by a cleric named Hafiz Mohamamd Khalid and the `mehar' was fixed at Rs 500.
The document also bears the stamp of Nasir Khan, the local registrar of marriages. Imran Zafar, Shoaib's brother-in-law, however, dismissed the marriage certificate as invalid and said when no nikah ceremony ever took place the document had no value at all.
Meanwhile, a Pakistani television channel beamed excerpts of a 2004 interview in which Shoaib admitted he was married to Ayesha. Asked by the interviewer if girls had started approaching him as he was a young and successful cricketer, Malik had replied, "It seems you want me to be beaten by my wife. I am already married. My nikah has been done. She stays in Jeddah though she hails from Hyderabad in India. Her name is Ayesha and I am very happy."
Row over Shoaib Malik's 'first marriage' turns ugly - Sania-Shoaib wedding - Events & Tournaments - Sports - The Times of India
" to a Hyderabadi girl took a Bollywood-style twist on Friday.
Ayesha alias Maha Siddiqui, who has been claiming that Shoaib had married her, produced a nikah-nama (marriage certificate) as proof of her wedding which was promptly dubbed by the Malik family as invalid.
Ayesha told TOI that all she wants now is an "official divorce". "I am not begging for sympathy," she claimed and added that they were well-off financially and therefore, not doing this for money.
In response, the Maliks are now threatening to expose Ayesha. Shoaib's brother-in law Imran Zafar, who was shopping in Lahore on Friday for the wedding slated to take place in Hyderabad on April 15, said the Malik family is unfazed by Ayesha's claims.
"Shoaib was duped and shown pictures of another girl as Ayesha. We have pictures of the girl who posed as Ayesha which were sent from Ayesha's email ID," he said.
Imran said Shoaib had fallen madly in love with a girl whose pictures were sent to him. "But that girl wasn't Ayesha. Shoaib was trapped. Ayesha would tutor him online and have him parrot the line at some select interviews that they were married," the brother-in-law said.
However, Ayesha retorted by saying: "I don't think Shoaib is a small kid. He's 30 years old and led an international cricket team."
The nikah-nama showed the ceremony as having taken place in Sailkot, Pakistan - Shoaib's hometown - on June 3, 2002. Apart from having the names of two local witnesses, it has Maha Siddiqui signing as the bride and an illegible signature that is purported to be that of Shoaib.
Ayesha claimed Shoaib had dumped her because he had by then become famous and was getting attention from women. Without naming anyone, Ayesha said one of Shoaib's teammates told him, "Bhabi is fat".
"He came back and yelled and screamed on the phone and said `I don't want to hear all this. It's embarrassing me'," Ayesha said.
She said she hoped that once she started losing weight, she could start living with him. "But little did I know that it wasn't me, it was all the attention he started getting, all of a sudden so many girls began to be interested in him," she said.
Ayesha added that Shoaib had barred her from meeting his cricket team members so that they will not know how she looks. But she claimed that Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Yousuf's wife knew about their marriage.
The Maliks maintain that Ayesha's claim that the duo met in Dubai and got married in 2002 was nothing but lies. In reply, Ayesha said: "The only thing I want now is an official divorce from him, but it has to be in the open and not behind closed doors because he can always deny it later."
According to the versions doing the rounds here, Shoaib had encountered two girls, Maha and one Ayesha, in the Gulf about a decade ago. "While Maha was fat, Ayesha was slim and good looking. The two girls chatted with the cricketer and left after they exchanged contact numbers and email addresses. From this point, Maha started calling up Shoaib and told him she was Ayesha. Shoaib began cosying up to her under the impression that he was interacting with Ayesha. The nikah over telephone too was performed in these circumstances," a source said.
According to the reports, Shoaib was under this mistaken impression when he visited Hyderabad in 2005 to play a match. While being interviewed by former cricketer Arun Lal at the presentation ceremony, Shoaib had apparently said Hyderabad was the hometown of his wife Ayesha. "It was only later that Shoaib realized that the girl whose photos he saw and the girl he was speaking to were not the same," the sources said.
However, if these reports are true, what happened to the real Ayesha and why is she not coming forward to clear the claims and counter-claims is still a mystery.
Both families are now threatening to up the ante. While the Maliks said they will release the photos of the real Ayesha, the Siddiqui family said they will release to the media soon a nikah-nama video that will prove her claim.
Meanwhile, the Sania Mirza family has begun distributing wedding cards for the ceremony slated to take place in a
five-star hotel on April 15. The Shoaib family is due to arrive in Hyderabad on April 6. Several top sports personalities and stars from Bollywood are expected to grace the occasion.
Asked about the name controversy, Ayesha said: "My name is Maha Siddiqui. Ayesha is the name given to me by my grandmother. Maha is the name in my passport. So ironically, when he says the wrong name was given during the nikah, well, both names belong to the same person, me."
Malik's residential address in the nikah-nama is given as A-4, Tariq Colony in Sialkot, which is the cricketer's hometown. The marriage was arranged by Zulfiqar Malik, the resident of the Sialkot Cricket Association and the two witnesses named in the contract are Mukhtar Ali Khan and Syed Mubashar Ali of Sialkot.
The contract states that the nikah was performed by a cleric named Hafiz Mohamamd Khalid and the `mehar' was fixed at Rs 500.
The document also bears the stamp of Nasir Khan, the local registrar of marriages. Imran Zafar, Shoaib's brother-in-law, however, dismissed the marriage certificate as invalid and said when no nikah ceremony ever took place the document had no value at all.
Meanwhile, a Pakistani television channel beamed excerpts of a 2004 interview in which Shoaib admitted he was married to Ayesha. Asked by the interviewer if girls had started approaching him as he was a young and successful cricketer, Malik had replied, "It seems you want me to be beaten by my wife. I am already married. My nikah has been done. She stays in Jeddah though she hails from Hyderabad in India. Her name is Ayesha and I am very happy."
Row over Shoaib Malik's 'first marriage' turns ugly - Sania-Shoaib wedding - Events & Tournaments - Sports - The Times of India
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exchange kar lein?? Sania le jao.. Mehar mein poora Kashmir hum rakh lete hain??
joke tha ji.. joke ki tarah hi lena....
Bhai sania jaisi koi aur dhondho meray liye ........ to main Kashmir lenay ki zidd chor deta hon
It seems Bollywood is already drawing plans to make a film on this
Sonam to play Sania Mirza in Anees Bazmee’s next
ilmmaker Anees Bazmee has found an apt subject in Sania Mirza for his next film Thank You and who better to play the young tennis star than Sonam Kapoor.
As ace tennis sensation Sania Mirza gets ready to tie the knot with Pak cricketer Shoaib Malik, Anees Bazmee has planned to make a film on the sports icon. At the moment the tennis star's relationship is under media scrutiny.
According to a website, the film based on Sania will go on floors in mid-April. Reportedly the film will be shot in Canada and the film will be sans any sensationalism as it is set to be a romantic comedy.
Even though the director is denying that Sania is the subject of his film, the buzz is strong about the similarities between Sonam's role and Mirza's life.
The news portal quoted a source: "Just like Sania, Sonam plays a young, attractive tennis champ and falls in love with a guy, who is completely wrong for her. She soon realises her mistake and turns back before it's too late. Remember Sania calling off her engagement to Sohrab Mirza earlier this year before news of her impending marriage to Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik?"
Sonam to play Sania Mirza in Anees Bazmee?s next- Hindustan Times
Sonam to play Sania Mirza in Anees Bazmee’s next
ilmmaker Anees Bazmee has found an apt subject in Sania Mirza for his next film Thank You and who better to play the young tennis star than Sonam Kapoor.
As ace tennis sensation Sania Mirza gets ready to tie the knot with Pak cricketer Shoaib Malik, Anees Bazmee has planned to make a film on the sports icon. At the moment the tennis star's relationship is under media scrutiny.
According to a website, the film based on Sania will go on floors in mid-April. Reportedly the film will be shot in Canada and the film will be sans any sensationalism as it is set to be a romantic comedy.
Even though the director is denying that Sania is the subject of his film, the buzz is strong about the similarities between Sonam's role and Mirza's life.
The news portal quoted a source: "Just like Sania, Sonam plays a young, attractive tennis champ and falls in love with a guy, who is completely wrong for her. She soon realises her mistake and turns back before it's too late. Remember Sania calling off her engagement to Sohrab Mirza earlier this year before news of her impending marriage to Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik?"
Sonam to play Sania Mirza in Anees Bazmee?s next- Hindustan Times
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