A beautiful baloch tradition

[SargeCandy]

@MIAinVA

I’m Baloch and I’ve seen too many jahaalat walay kaam being done in my extended family (dad never agreed with them, thank God), so no comments.

One of my cousins was actually married to a man double her age (who had kids older than her) just cuz they didn’t have anyone in the biraadari he passed away after 5 years leaving her with 2 kids, she’s even younger than I am and I’ve also seen too many stupid rasmein and practices … just don’t want to talk about it.

Yeah, I know about this marriage- rasam too. although Im not a Baloch. but you should learn to appreciate good traditions also.

[Choozy]

ahahahahahah

She asked you to PM the tradition, not your picture .. :p

[Nina85]

@kaun

I am making sure whoever i marry is not a guppan or atleast never comes across this thread

lol

[Sabeera]

I am not sure if its common amongst all Balochs or just in few tribes, but I experienced one when one of my Baloch friend got married.

Amongst the prosperous, elite families of that tribe, it was customary to wed one of your servants or less affluent person of your known circle when you are getting married. Same tent/hall, same day, same qazi, same dress, the poor family can invite their friends/family.

I attended my friend's wedding where his driver got married the same day in the same crowd. What a humble and noble way of starting your life.

Please discuss if you know of any more such traditions that you observed or are part of your family.

i never heard about this. but if its reality then its really too good.

[TLK]

Re: A beautiful baloch tradition

I attended a wedding like that one Sabeera