Nikah Halala is a concept from Sharia law that limits the number of times one may participate in this ceremony.
Nikah Halala is a concept from Sharia law that limits the number of times one may participate in this ceremony. In Bengal, a man participating in this ceremony may wear a topor, a type of conical hat, while the Shinto equivalent of this ceremony involves a white scarf. Among the Hindus, this type of ceremony involves the Aupasana, a sacred fire that is divided into two parts. Joseph Smith preached that this ceremony could make the Lamanites Â– or Native Americans Â– a "white and delightsome people." The Catholic Church requires those who wish to undergo this ceremony to go through a process called Pre-Cana. Among the Jews, this ceremony can be reversed with a get and involves writing a ketubah, or contract. For 10 points, name this ceremony whose Anglican rite calls for the phrase "I do."
Nikah Halala is a concept from Sharia law that limits the number of times one may participate in this ceremony.
wedding [or marriage]