Sheikh Al-Baqa'i criticizes some wedding customs
Sheikh Ahmed Al-Buqai criticized the celebrations commonly seen at weddings, considering that many of these practices are contrary to religious principles. He pointed out that they include dancing, singing, the use of musical instruments, expensive decorations, and songs containing words that outright deny faith. Additionally, he mentioned that some non-Islamic customs are present, such as filming the weddings despite occasional bans on it. He also noted that some weddings involve mixing men and women in ways that do not ensure proper separation, and that the funding for musical bands is often derived from forbidden bank loans. He explained that certain post-marriage customs, like reading ruqyah (spiritual healing) or the belief in the presence of jinn, are linked to music and singing, which he considers to be associated with devils. Sheikh Al-Buqai called for preserving true Islamic customs and behaviors, away from these inappropriate practices.
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