There has been mixed reactions from a number of Islams, especially from religious figures, on the issue.
Some argue strongly in favour of it while others say an emphatic no.
Those who support it see something blissful in holding the most special occasion in anyone’s life during the most blessed month of the year.
On the other hand, those who oppose it say that there is an increased chance of violating the sanity of the holy month, as well as an increased risk of committing sins through the bonding of men and women at wedding parties and the new couple missing the point of what it means to fast.
The idea of holding wedding parties in Ramadan. It should be held at least two weeks before Ramadan or after the fasting month. Marriage is an occasion for enjoyment and celebration.
The newly married couples will usually be in a mood of merrymaking, enjoyment and going on honeymoon trips. Some couples may even dare to skip or violate their fasting.
What are your thoughts on this?
