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**Crazykz** · 07-02-2010, 04:37 AM

Asalamualaykum. Maaf. But i dont think its a good idea.. I don't exactly know why but Maybe because i come from a society and family in which the processing is done through parents,etc plus such info is and should be private not PUBLIC..
Personally I can never go for it!
MAAF, if i hit the wr0ng buttons.. I know many wil disagree, but i Hope you see my point..

>>wat does SRK mean????

You don't have to go for it, I don't think anyone will be forced to utilise this service.

The use of this service would not be mutually exclusive with permission from parents, on the contrary, it would be assumed that a person utilising this service has received permission from their parents. The issue here is that sometimes parents are unable to find the most appropriate spouse as well as countless other associated issues like feeling obliged to marry because the families are happy about the 'rishta' (proposal), irrespective of suitability. Also, as Al-Faruqi pointed out, it'd help out converts as well as i'm assuming divorcees and other people who would have trouble finding a spouse in our current social environment.

SRK = Shah Rukh Khan lol. As per the OP's requirements, you'd be most appropriate for this service.

07-02-2010, 04:37 AM	#21
Crazykz Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 434 Senior Member	Asalamualaykum. Maaf. But i dont think its a good idea.. I don't exactly know why but Maybe because i come from a society and family in which the processing is done through parents,etc plus such info is and should be private not PUBLIC.. Personally I can never go for it! MAAF, if i hit the wr0ng buttons.. I know many wil disagree, but i Hope you see my point.. >>wat does SRK mean???? You don't have to go for it, I don't think anyone will be forced to utilise this service. The use of this service would not be mutually exclusive with permission from parents, on the contrary, it would be assumed that a person utilising this service has received permission from their parents. The issue here is that sometimes parents are unable to find the most appropriate spouse as well as countless other associated issues like feeling obliged to marry because the families are happy about the 'rishta' (proposal), irrespective of suitability. Also, as Al-Faruqi pointed out, it'd help out converts as well as i'm assuming divorcees and other people who would have trouble finding a spouse in our current social environment. SRK = Shah Rukh Khan lol. As per the OP's requirements, you'd be most appropriate for this service.
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