'Nikah In Dramas Valid In Real Life': Fans Wish Fawad-Mahira On Being 'Married' As Pakistani Religious Scholar's Remarks Go Viral

A religious scholar says that two actors' marriage would be considered valid in real life if they performed a nikah scene in a drama.

Social media user quips about Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan's alleged real-life marriage.

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New Delhi: A religious scholar sends social media into a frenzy after he deemed on-screen Nikah to be legitimate in real life. After the scholar's statement on a television show that two actors' marriage would be considered valid in real life if they performed a nikah scene in a drama, a heated debate broke out.

Nikah in dramas valid in real life

Celebrities in the film and television industry and social media influencers have expressed their views on this statement, which has sparked a great deal of controversy. While some people are making hilarious remarks on the viral video, others are posing serious questions over the statement.

Model and actor Nadia Hussain expressed her disagreement with the views on Instagram. She stressed that nikahs, or Islamic marriages, are completely fictionalised in television dramas. Also, she drew attention to the fact that these scenes involve fake names, witnesses, and signatures, saying that this portrayal is not real.

 

 

 

 

 

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Internet congratulates Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan on their marriage

Meanwhile, a social media user, jokingly congratulated Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan and quipped about their alleged real-life marriage.

According to these Hanafi Maulvis and Hanafi school of thought - if two actors do a scene of Nikkah in drama or films - their marriage will commence in reality.

Fawad Khan and @TheMahiraKhan, Mubarak ho. Allah jori salamat rakhay.

When the world sees this filth in Muslim… pic.twitter.com/RrEdT9wUrH

— Ali Raza (@shezanmango) March 25, 2024

Another user posted a photo of Bollywood actor Salman Khan and remarked that he was no longer single.

guess who's not single anymore? https://t.co/SnE8oZe1e9 pic.twitter.com/xFVgZOKNBY

— K. (@RotiKholDeyo) March 26, 2024

Here is what other internet users had to say about the remarks:

This is what happens when we give too much power & importance to so-called religious scholars.

So, according to these 'scholars', almost all actors in #Pakistan have married several times as they have acted in nikah scenes in TV shows. 1/2 @Taimur_Laal @mehrubawan pic.twitter.com/Q4tNIsIRzP

— Parvez Baig (@ParvezBaig16) March 26, 2024

Even in dramas acting nikah scenes means they are married. 🤣🤣🤷‍♀️ Imagine these jahils go around and expound religion to the average layman. Imagine what else they get wrong!! 🙄🙄 https://t.co/O1Y7KRQR7q

— Najma Minhas (@MinhasNajma) March 27, 2024

🌙 Performing a Nikkah ceremony on TV doesn't mean actors are married in real life. Nikkah requires legal procedures for recognition.
Entertainment ≠ Legal marriage. https://t.co/k8LMotwqRC

— Babar Ahmad  (@TheBabarAhmad) March 28, 2024