Images show the duo signing the contract and holding hands as they become husband and wife. Khawar seemed to be quite a glowing bride and is seen wearing her mother's traditional ensemble.
Abbasi, on the other hand, kept it simple in a plain white shalwar kameez.
Hamza Abbasi said, the ‘popular gora culture’ of relationship comprises of “anyone hitting their late teens, starting to go out with people, have a series of emotional attachments and heartbreaks, do everything haram with them and if lucky, they will find ‘the one’ soon, before they are emotionally and physically wrecked.’
He added that people in such relationships only “do the paperwork just to make it legal.”
Hamza and Khawar after nikah
Yup, its true. P.S Massive respect to Naimal for being ok with a Ganja me on Nikkah 🙂♥️ pic.twitter.com/8z9Uns0xo3— Hamza Ali Abbasi (@iamhamzaabbasi) August 21, 2019
