Why they throw rice in weddings? Is there any usage for such thrown away food items in a society, which is suffering from food shortages?
There are people who believe and teaches their children not to step on food (grains, etc) considering that its a disrespect to food (rizq).
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There are organisations in saudi...who take away the clean uneaten leftover rice from weddings and give it to poor ppl.
PS: i didnt watch the video.Maybe you are talking about some rasm.I was talking about food (which in arab weddings is rice usually)
They do so in sindhi weddings
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There are organisations in saudi...who take away the clean uneaten leftover rice from weddings and give it to poor ppl.
PS: i didnt watch the video.Maybe you are talking about some rasm.I was talking about food (which in arab weddings is rice usually)
I'm talking about wastage of food in whatever way.
why people waste food by throwing grains in wedding rasm or by having extra food during walima, etc?
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They do so in sindhi weddings
I think almost all the communities in sub-continent follow this rasm
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I'm talking about wastage of food in whatever way.
why people waste food by throwing grains in wedding rasm or by having extra food during walima, etc?
Extra food is just a precaution ...its better to have extra food rather than shortage of it.
But the extra should not be thrown away.
Leftover untouched food shoud be packed properly and given to the poor.
Leftover eaten food can be given to animals on farms instead of the chemicals they are fed.
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I think almost all the communities in sub-continent follow this rasm
Not all but yes it's a tradition in some families.I don't know why do they do this.IS this a kindof blessing they try too give the newly wed couple?
Any one ever been to a traditional or old restaurant where food wastage by customer is prohibited
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Not all but yes it's a tradition in some families.I don't know why do they do this.IS this a kindof blessing they try too give the newly wed couple?
The bride leaves home of parents by throwing rice / grains to give indication that her mayka always remain full of grains. Its kind of good wish by the bride to her parents. But if we look at the wedding customs including Jahez and all that, we found that parents got extra burden in form of repayment of loans, etc to fulfill such customs
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Any one ever been to a traditional or old restaurant where food wastage by customer is prohibited
No, have you?
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Any one ever been to a traditional or old restaurant where food wastage by customer is prohibited
How they restrict a customer to avoid food wastage?
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Extra food is just a precaution ...its better to have extra food rather than shortage of it. But the extra should not be thrown away. Leftover untouched food shoud be packed properly and given to the poor. Leftover eaten food can be given to animals on farms instead of the chemicals they are fed.
I don't think its just a precaution. When Government insists on one-dish waleema, people feel that they have been deprived of to celebrate properly. You, me and all of us raise a question after someone return from a daawat. 'Menu main kia kia tha?'
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There is a restaurant here ...where if you leave food unfinished...you pay a fine....it then goes to charity.
Any one ever been to a traditional or old restaurant where food wastage by customer is prohibited
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There is a restaurant here ...where if you leave food unfinished...you pay a fine....it then goes to charity.
what if customer didn't like the food?
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The bride leaves home of parents by throwing rice / grains to give indication that her mayka always remain full of grains. Its kind of good wish by the bride to her parents. But if we look at the wedding customs including Jahez and all that, we found that parents got extra burden in form of repayment of loans, etc to fulfill such customs
Do you think it's a good practice?
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The bride leaves home of parents by throwing rice / grains to give indication that her mayka always remain full of grains. Its kind of good wish by the bride to her parents. But if we look at the wedding customs including Jahez and all that, we found that parents got extra burden in form of repayment of loans, etc to fulfill such customs
I thought it was a hindu custom.I only saw it in indian movies done by hindus.
Kicking the bowl of rice kinda stuff.
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Do you think it's a good practice?
No, even when our people were not facing food scarcity.
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what if customer didn't like the food?
They are still fined.
Its a good move id say.
Cuz in saudi restaurants many ppl waste food.
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I don't think its just a precaution. When Government insists on one-dish waleema, people feel that they have been deprived of to celebrate properly. You, me and all of us raise a question after someone return from a daawat. 'Menu main kia kia tha?'
what about one dish in bulk? it is of course a precaution, i have been to weddings where people were staring atempty dishes because food was in such less quantitiy. Weddings should be arranged and planned accordingly, Host must know how many people will be coming.
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I thought it was a hindu custom.I only saw it in indian movies done by hindus. Kicking the bowl of rice kinda stuff.
Done in Muslims too. May be we call it borrowed from Hindu, which is technically wrong. Its technically a rasm which has been carried forward inspite of conversion