TikToker and social media influencer Rabeeca Khan has tied the knot with her longtime love Hussain Tareen. While their wedding has created a lot of excitement, the amount of Haq Mehr has also become a hot topic.
Last year in May, this TikToker couple had their engagement events including dholki, mayun, mehndi, and other traditional functions, which made their fans very excited. But all these events ended with only an engagement, which led to criticism. People questioned why such big celebrations were held just for an engagement.
Now, after one year, their wedding celebrations started again, and fans felt that the couple would finally get married. But some hints from other TikTokers created confusion about what was really happening.
The new wedding events began with Rabeeca’s dholki, followed by the haldi and mayun on the same night. Then a qawali night and mehndi were held on the same day. After that, the mehndi lagai event took place. Finally, the couple had a grand nikkah ceremony.
Pictures and videos from last night’s grand nikkah event are going viral on social media. On this special day, Rabeeca wore a red and golden lehenga choli designed by Kashees. It was beautifully decorated with shining silver sequins and fine cut-dana work.
She paired it with a net dupatta that had mirror work, which made her bridal look even more charming.
On the other hand, Hussain Tareen wore a traditional white sherwani along with a classic shawl, giving him a very elegant look.
Many clips from the event are trending on social media, including one that shows the memorable moments of the nikkah.
At this moment, Hussain Tareen became very emotional and accepted Rabeeca Khan as his life partner with tears in his eyes. For their nikkah, the couple set the Haq Mehr at 2 million rupees and mentioned 20 million witnesses, which left everyone surprised.
After the video went viral, people became confused and started wondering if the Haq Mehr was 2 million or 20 million.
As soon as the video clip spread on social media, users began sharing different opinions.
Many users claimed that the Haq Mehr was set at 2 million rupees, not 20 million, and that the religious scholar in the video mentioned 20 million witnesses.
One user jokingly wrote that mentioning 20 million witnesses means they even made all their followers witnesses.
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