kawin kawin corner : any thing pasal kawin

myra81

Originally posted by blackmore at 2-3-2006 01:19 AM
...dah lama aku tak pi jemputan kawin...eerrr...korang2 yang single nie bila huh nak kawin??...:hmm:

heheh kak tam....gatecrash jer lah mana2 wedding yg akak nampak...nak tunggu kita yg single mingle ni....lambat lagi kot....

SQ154

BOLEH NIKAH KE TIDAK? SURAT MAHKAMAH KELIRUKAN PASANGAN

MUAR - Yang mana satu betul?

Pasangan suami isteri, Encik Muhammad Nazirul Azman Nasaruddin dan Cik Zanariah Abdullah, sebelum ini diarahkan oleh Mahkamah Tinggi Syariah Muar berpisah secara farakh kerana pernikahan mereka dikatakan tidak sah.

Mereka hanya boleh bernikah semula selepas Cik Zanariah tiga kali suci.

Tetapi kelmarin mereka menerima 'kejutan' apabila menerima surat daripada mahkamah yang sama menyatakan mereka boleh menikah bila-bila masa dan tidak perlu menunggu tiga kali suci.

Yang menghairankan mereka ialah surat terbaru dari Pejabat Agama Daerah Muar ini bertarikh 15 Februari lalu iaitu tarikh yang sama Mahkamah Tinggi Syariah Muar mengarahkan pasangan itu berpisah secara farakh mulai 2 Februari lalu.

Walaupun Encik Muhammad, 24 tahun, dan Cik Zanariah, 24 tahun, gembira dengan khabar terbaru itu, mereka keliru, terkejut serta sangsi kerana sebelum ini mereka diarahkan berpisah dan hanya boleh bernikah selepas tiga kali suci.

'Saya keliru kerana kami sebelum ini diarahkan untuk berpisah secara farakh, tetapi surat perintah mahkamah yang diterima hari ini lain pula.

'Ini menyebabkan saya dan bekas suami merasakan urusan pernikahan kami ini seperti bahan uji kaji,' kata Cik Zanariah.

Kes Encik Muhammad dan Cik Zanariah, yang bernikah pada 5 Februari tahun lalu itu terpaksa diputuskan oleh Mahkamah Syariah setelah berlaku kesilapan berhubung penggunaan wali hakim.

Pernikahan itu dikatakan tidak sah kerana menggunakan wali hakim sedangkan adik lelaki Zanariah hadir dalam majlis. - Utusan Malaysia.

Originally posted by SQ154 at 2-3-2006 10:44 AM
BOLEH NIKAH KE TIDAK? SURAT MAHKAMAH KELIRUKAN PASANGAN

MUAR - Yang mana satu betul?

Pasangan suami isteri, Encik Muhammad Nazirul Azman Nasaruddin dan Cik Zanariah Abdullah, sebelum ini dia ...

Parah ah ni kes....:kant:

skgerl

Originally posted by SQ154 at 2-3-2006 10:44 AM
BOLEH NIKAH KE TIDAK? SURAT MAHKAMAH KELIRUKAN PASANGAN

MUAR - Yang mana satu betul?

Pasangan suami isteri, Encik Muhammad Nazirul Azman Nasaruddin dan Cik Zanariah Abdullah, sebelum ini dia ...

it can be anything..manalah tahu ada udang di sebalik batu yg membuatkan dia tak gunakan adik lelaki dia sebagi wali....mungkin, mungkin, mungkin.... Banyak kasiannnn...

SQ154

PILIHAN BAGI BIAYA PERKAHWINAN
Dalam rencana minggu ini, kami membentangkan tip-tip yang membantu anda memutuskan sama ada anda sudah bersedia untuk berumah tangga. Dalam rencana akan datang, kami akan memberikan tip-tip tentang bagaimana anda dapat mencapai impian membeli rumah pertama anda.

kelolaan Fadilah A. Majid dengan kerjasama GE Money

SELEPAS tamat pengajian, perkahwinan sememangnya adalah satu lagi impian yang ingin dicapai oleh ramai daripada kita.

Tetapi bagaimanakah mencapainya jika tiada wang simpanan atau harta? Termampukah anda membuat kenduri, menyediakan hantaran dan tempat untuk berteduh nanti?

Minggu ini, apa kata kita melihat pula beberapa cara bagi mereka yang ingin berumah tangga.

Pertama, renungkan dan kaji berapakah perbelanjaan yang terlibat.

Anda harus berbincang dengan bakal pasangan mengenai apa yang anda berdua inginkan.

Juga, jangan lupa dapatkan nasihat keluarga.

Perlukah hantaran? Bolehkah jumlahnya dikurangkan? Bolehkah kenduri diadakan di rumah sendiri? Apa pula kosnya untuk menyewa pakaian pengantin dan mengupah jurugambar? Adakah anda nanti perlu tinggal di salah satu rumah mentua atau rumah sendiri?

Catatkan senarai kos yang diperlukan dan lihat mana yang boleh dielakkan atau dikurangkan. Ia sememangnya bukan kerja mudah tetapi jika anda boros untuk majlis perkahwinan, anda akan mempunyai kurang duit untuk kediaman dan anak pertama nanti.

Sejurus anda telah mencongak jumlah yang benar-benar perlu dibelanjakan, terdapat empat cara bagi anda membiayai perbelanjaan perkahwinan nanti.

Cara A


Tanyalah orang tua sama ada mereka sanggup menaja perbelanjaan perkahwinan nanti.

Tetapi pastikan mereka mempunyai wang mencukupi untuk meneruskan hidup, terutama selepas bersara.

Pujuk mereka. Terangkan peri pentingnya anda berkahwin segera. Usah terlalu mendesak. Apa pun, wang itu milik mereka.

Cara B


Mohon pinjaman peribadi. Ini pun jika anda mempunyai pendapatan tetap. Pastikan anda kurangkan perbelanjaan setiap bulan hingga hutang telah dilangsaikan.

Pinjaman boleh dibuat daripada beberapa sumber - di kalangan ahli keluarga mahupun sahabat dan taulan. Atau mungkin daripada syarikat anda (sesetengahnya memberikan pinjaman mudah dengan kadar faedah yang rendah).

Pertimbangkan juga institusi kewangan. Bagaimanapun, jangan sekali-kali meminjam daripada ceti haram atau tailong. Pastinya faedah yang dikenakan melambung tinggi dan mengundang masalah pada masa hadapan.

Cara C


Cara seterusnya ialah dengan membuat seringkas mungkin. Lakukan dahulu pendaftaran atau akad nikah serta kenduri pada hari lain. Ini mungkin cara paling praktikal.

Antara tempoh pendaftaran atau akad nikah dengan majlis perkahwinan, kurangkanlah perbelanjaan harian. Teliti cara anda berbelanja.

Senaraikan perbelanjaan anda setiap hari untuk seminggu. Kemudian periksa senarai itu bersama bakal pasangan anda dan lihat mana perbelanjaan yang boleh dikurangkan.

Sebagai contoh, minum air kosong berbanding minuman ringan dapat menjimatkan hingga $3 setiap hari. Darabkan dengan 364 hari untuk dua orang. Pastinya anda dapat menjimatkan tidak kurang daripada dua ribu dolar setahun.

Pertimbangkan juga mencari kerja sambilan untuk menambah pendapatan. Ia mungkin kerja di luar atau pekerjaan di rumah seperti membuat kuih, memperbaiki komputer, menulis atau menjadi pengasuh.

Cara D


Dan akhir sekali, mungkin anda boleh tangguhkan dahulu perkahwinan. Jika ada yang bertanya kenapa, berikan jawapan seikhlas mungkin - anda belum mampu lagi.

Lebih baik merendah diri dan berpijak di bumi nyata daripada memulakan perkahwinan dengan timbunan hutang.



Kesimpulan


Setiap orang mempunyai kehendak berbeza. Pada hakikatnya, kebanyakan daripada kita akan memilih satu daripada empat cara di atas.

Tiada pilihan yang benar atau salah. Yang penting, jujur menilai situasi anda. Merujuk kepada mereka yang pernah melalui dilema yang sama juga ada baiknya. Dengar dan belajar daripada pengalaman mereka.

virgomal

Originally posted by blackmore at 2-3-2006 01:19 AM
...dah lama aku tak pi jemputan kawin...eerrr...korang2 yang single nie bila huh nak kawin??...:hmm:

tetiba V tingat kat guvnor :cak:
besok ada jemputan kahwin.. ikut MIL dan keluarga dia
nak cari cameraman yang rambutnyer tak berapa banyak lah....:bgrin:

Originally posted by virgomal at 4-3-2006 12:22 PM

tetiba V tingat kat guvnor :cak:
besok ada jemputan kahwin.. ikut MIL dan keluarga dia
nak cari cameraman yang rambutnyer tak berapa banyak lah....:bgrin:

hahaha... besok me pakai rambut palsu krinting afro!!!

virgomal

Originally posted by guvnor at 4-3-2006 12:25 PM



hahaha... besok me pakai rambut palsu krinting afro!!!

wakakakaka.. kena bawak lighter ni
bako bako bako rambut  tu

Originally posted by virgomal at 4-3-2006 12:27 PM

wakakakaka.. kena bawak lighter ni
bako bako bako rambut  tu

hehe... nakal sungguh anda~~~

dilah21

next week banyak jemputan kahwin plak..

cuti sekolah sumer nak kawen... padehal yg kawen bkn para pelajar...

dilah21

hehehe itu la..

mungkin mak/bpk peranten tu sumer cikgu kott...

SQ154

DIVORCED AT 12  
Married at 4, then scalded and whipped by hubby's family, Afghan girl bride escapes and gets








LITTLE Gulsuma was delighted when she was given a new dress and some shiny bangles.

The 4-year-old was excited to find the women crowding into her small mud-brick home were planning an afternoon of singing and feasting.

There was an air of festivity.

  
--AFP
Even her ailing widowed mother was smiling.

'I had no idea what was going on,' Gulsuma recalled recently.

'I was happy though. Happy for my new dress and red bangles.'

The women had gathered for Gulsuma's wedding. Her mother had sold her to a family who wanted a wife for their 3-year-old son.

The next day, Gulsuma was taken to her new home nearby, in the remote, poor and lawless south of Afghanistan.

While it looked similar to her mother's home from the outside, what went on inside could not have been more different.

Gulsuma trembles as she describes the beatings and abuse she endured for the next seven years.

Her scars tell the story for her.

Her back, legs and arms are covered in welts. She has a big bald spot where her scalp was burned.

She finally escaped, and spent some time in a mental hospital.

Now 12, Gulsuma is living in an orphanage and has started school. Her childhood has finally begun.

Widowed, penniless and ill, Gulsuma's mother sold her only child into marriage for 30,000 Pakistani rupees ($800).

It was the equivalent of 10 months' pay for a teacher in the region.

It was hardly unusual in the region, say human rights activists. (See report at right.)

In Gulsuma's case, the abuse started the moment her mother dropped her off at her in-laws' home.

'They beat me because I cried,' she recalled.

Her father-in-law warned that if she did not stop crying, he would beat her again - with the electricity cable he used to whip his animals.

But she could not stop, and neither did the abuse.

Soon, Gulsuma's mother-in-law and her eight sisters-in-law joined in. So did her toddler husband.

'One day (the mother-in-law) poured hot tea on my legs,' she recalled.

That scalding was for failing to properly wash out a heavy cooking pot.

'(Another time,) one of my sisters-in-law poured boiling hot tea on my head. My hair never grew back.

'They did it again and again.'

Behind the house was a shrine to an Al-Qaeda fighter killed in 1996.

'Every morning when I woke up, I prayed to the Arab shrine: 'O holy men! Please free me from this hell or take my life',' Gulsuma said.

But her life remained hellish.

Finally, she decided to run away.

She made it only as far as the nearest Taliban checkpoint.

  
The militants guarding the post beat her before sending her back to her in-laws, where the abuse continued.

Then her father-in-law accused her of stealing a watch and vowed to kill her if she didn't return it.

'Of course I hadn't stolen it,' she said.

She figured her only chance of survival was to get away.

When the sun set, she bolted.

She remembers running for her life barefoot down a dusty road in the darkness.

Hours later, she reached a tuk-tuk parking lot and crawled into one of them to sleep.

She woke up at daybreak to the questioning eyes of the driver.

He took her, still bleeding from the wounds inflicted the day before, to a police post, where she caught the first lucky break of her brief, tormented life.

Stationed at the post was the only female police officer in Kandahar, Constable Malalai.

She took Gulsuma to hospital and then to her own home, where she whipped up the first proper meal the child had ever eaten.

But local officials stepped in and decreed that Gulsuma should be admitted to a government-run shelter for mentally-ill women.

Constable Malalai sought the help of Mr Hafifa Marouf of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission and managed to have her transferred to a local orphanage.

She also charged Gulsuma's father-in-law with brutality, for which he was later tried and sentenced to six months' jail.

Constable Malalai also meted out a little summary justice of her own.

'She punched him on the nose,' Gulsuma recalled brightly.

  
'I want to punch him too - just once, if possible.'

Constable Malalai admitted: 'I couldn't stop myself.'

In the meantime, Mr Marouf arranged a divorce for Gulsuma, rare for a woman in Afghanistan.

'She's a free girl now,' he said.

Today, Gulsuma continues to live at the orphanage, despite her mother's request to take her home.

When her mother came to see her at the orphanage and asked to take her home, Gulsuma refused to go with her.

'If I had known, I would never have given you to them,' her mother told her.

'But you did,' Gulsuma replied. 'You did.' - AFP.



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ALMOST HALF THE BRIDES ARE JUST KIDS

ALMOST half of all brides in Afghanistan are aged under 16 on their wedding day, according to the United Nations.

In the rural south, more than 80 per cent marry a man they have never seen before.

'There are millions of women who suffer the same fate as Gulsuma,' said Mr Hafifa Marouf of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission in Kandahar.

'The only difference is Gulsuma's story is being told and theirs is not.'

In a report for the Commission, activist Ihsanullah Naji blamed poverty for the child marriages.

The sale of a girl leads almost inevitably to her abuse, he added.

'The huge sums paid as dowry naturally undermine the rights and values of women. The man treats his wife as goods that he had paid for.'

MP and activist Shukria Barakzai also blamed 'an inhuman and un-Islamic' traditional culture and a lack of basic education.

'It's the rule-of-violence culture in our society,' she said.

SQ154

KIDS END UP LIVING WITH WRONG PARENT... BECAUSE OF WRONG COURT ORDER



IT was a bitter divorce, with husband and wife fighting over everything. Their areas of contention included their house, maintenance and their three teenage children.

When the dust settled, the couple agreed that the mother would take care of the two younger daughters, aged 13 and 14, while the father would take care of the eldest, 15.

But in a twist to the saga, a mistake occurred in the court order and the parties' legal rights to the kids got reversed.

So instead of getting the care and control of her younger daughters, Madam Nora, 49, ended up with the eldest, while her ex-husband, 44, got the other two.   
--Kua Chee Siong

While Madam Nora (not her real name) has since gone to the court to get the error corrected, she is accusing her ex-husband of "taking advantage" of the mistake, and keeping the two younger daughters in his Punggol flat.

Madam Nora has since filed a magistrate's complaint at the Subordinate Courts against her ex-husband to get her two younger daughters back.

FIRST HUSBAND

She said: "It took me years to realise what kind of a man he is. But I tell myself that I must not judge anyone."

The couple met almost 20 years ago in Perth, Australia.

Madam Nora, who was born in Singapore, had migrated there with her first husband in 1981 and became an Australian citizen.

The couple, who had two children, divorced in 1987.

She then met her second husband, a Singaporean, while he was travelling in Australia.

They got married in Singapore in 1989, as both their families are here. They then returned to Australia where the three children were born.

Madam Nora said their marriage broke down due to her husband's frequent travels, leaving her to take care of all her five children.

She also claimed that he had been unfaithful to her and had another woman in Singapore.

He moved back to Singapore in 2003 while she and their children remained in Australia.

During this time, the eldest of their three daughters became rebellious, and Madam Nora felt she could no longer control her.

So she sent her over to Singapore to live with her father. The two younger daughters remained in Perth with their mother, step-sister and step-brother.

The couple finalised their divorce at the Syariah Court here in July last year.

Under the terms of the divorce, the couple's house in Perth would go to Madam Nora.

But she had to waive the payment of nafkah iddah (payment to the wife given during the three months after the divorce) and mutaah (a consolatory gift to the wife).

EXISTING ARRANGEMENTS

The couple agreed they would have joint custody of their three daughters.

As for the care and control of the girls, Madam Nora said they based it on the existing living arrangements at the time - the eldest daughter with her ex-husband, and the other two daughters with her.

She also recalled the judge reading out the same arrangement, and asking if both parties agreed, which they did.

So she was puzzled when she received a copy of the court order in Perth in October.

"I thought 'Eh, how come the other way around?'," she said.

But she decided not to call her lawyer to notify him of the mistakes immediately because the whole family was planning another visit to Singapore in January.

Madam Nora's 23-year-old daughter from her first marriage was getting married here then and she thought she would settle the matter after the wedding.

After arriving in Singapore, Madam Nora decided to let the two younger daughters stay with their father for a while after she attended the wedding.

"I had only good intentions and thought he would like to spend time with the children," she said.

When her daughters told her that their father intended to take them to visit Malaysia, Madam Nora gave him their passports.

But when she tried to get him to return them a week later, Madam Nora said her ex-husband refused to let her take the two girls with her.

She said: "He informed me that he has the right to keep the children as the care and control of the children was given to him according to the court agreement.

AMENDED

"He told me he will not return the girls and that they will be staying with him in Singapore for good. My heart was pounding."

Madam Nora then extended her stay and has spent more than a month here trying to get her two daughters back.

She went to the Syariah Court, which confirmed that the original court decree was a mistake and issued her a new one on 7 Feb, and another on 20 Feb, stating clearly that the two girls should be with her.

The 20 Feb decree also stated clearly that it had been "amended as underlined to reflect the correct record".

Madam Nora claimed that when she showed the first "correct" court order to her ex-husband, he refused to acknowledge it.

This prompted her to file a police report. She later lodged a magistrate's complaint with the Subordinate Courts against him.

She also plans to fight for the sole custody of all three of her daughters.

She is now waiting for further court hearings, due in the coming week.

She said: "Since I've been here, I've been going here, going there, going to court, going to see a lawyer. I'm just so exhausted emotionally and physically."

When contacted, Madam Nora's husband declined to talk about his case.




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What the court says

WHEN contacted by The New Paper on Sunday, Mr Sheik Mustafa Abu Hassan, the Registrar of the Syariah Court, said the court order in question was made in July last year, with the representation of their lawyers.

In this case, he said that the court was alerted to the mistake when Madam Nora approached the court personally on 7 Feb.

Said Mr Sheik Mustafa: 'The Syariah Court rendered her assistance by issuing a corrected order immediately.

'The Court has also apologised to her for what happened and for causing her much inconvenience.'

He added that the court will also review and strengthen its internal processes to prevent a similar mistake from occurring in future.

SQ154

'PENGANTIN SENJA'
JOHOR BAHRU - Bermula dengan secawan kopi O, bibit cinta Encik Rahmat Tahir, 63 tahun, dan Cik Kuntum Sumsudin, 58 tahun, terus mekar dan mereka akhirnya diijab kabul kelmarin.

Pasangan penghuni Rumah Seri Kenangan Ungku Mohsin (RSKUM) di sini itu mengakui sudah menjalin hubungan percintaan di rumah tumpangan itu sejak tiga tahun lalu.

Encik Rahmat, yang mempunyai lima anak dan sudah kematian isteri, tinggal di rumah tumpangan itu sejak tujuh tahun lalu manakala Cik Kuntum sejak 10 tahun lalu.

'Isteri saya tidak pernah membantah ketika saya meminta tolong bancuhkan secawan kopi O setiap malam. Cinta kami umpama pandang pertama,' kata Encik Rahmat, yang telah membuat keputusan untuk menghabiskan hari tua mereka di RSKUM. - Sunday Star, Mingguan Malaysia.

SQ154

SESI PUPUK WAWASAN HIDUP UNTUK 'ANAK ADAM'
BERKAHWIN dalam usia muda kemudian menjadi janda dan duda muda.

Ini sesuatu yang tidak digalakkan kerana terlalu banyak kesan negatifnya terutama kepada zuriat yang dilahirkan hasil perkahwinan sedemikian.

Berdasarkan pengalamannya mengendalikan kes-kes perceraian pasangan muda ini, Pusat Khidmat Keluarga (FSC) PPIS-Jurong telah memulakan bengkel 'Bicara Anak Adam' selama dua minggu untuk belia, terutama yang sedang menjalani perkhidmatan negara (NS) dan masih belajar.

'Tujuan kami bukan hendak menggalakkan mereka berkahwin muda. Sebaliknya mengajak mereka memikirkan pentingnya hidup yang ada wawasan dan menjadi suami serta pemimpin berkesan dalam keluarga,' jelas Encik Mohd Ali Mahmood, pengarah di FSC tersebut.

Bengkel itu adalah sebahagian daripada Program 'Bicara Adam' yang dimulakan pada 2003 dengan 'Forum Adam'.

Kemudian pada 2004 dan 2005, ia diadakan dalam bentuk bengkel dan ceramah di enam masjid.

Ia adalah wadah bagi kaum lelaki mendapatkan kemahiran sebagai pemimpin keluarga.

Bengkel 'Bicara Anak Adam' pertama diadakan Sabtu lalu, dan yang kedua akan diadakan pada 11 Mac ini.

Kedua-dua bengkel diadakan dari 9 pagi hingga 1 tengah hari di pawagam kecil Kelab Masyarakat Jurong Spring, Jurong West Street 52.

Ia dianjurkan bersama oleh Jawatankuasa Eksekutif Pasukan Pertahanan Awam Pusat di Jurong Central dengan sokongan Kementerian Pembangunan Masyarakat, Belia dan Sukan.

Untuk maklumat lanjut dan pendaftaran, hubungi FSC PPIS-Jurong di talian 6561-3462.

Penyertaan terhad kepada 100 orang.

Browneyes

Luar Negara : 8 Mac 2006   
  
PENGANTIN TIDAK MUNCUL SEBAB TIDAK CUKUP DUIT

KOTA BHARU - 'Tunang saya hanya cakap dia tak boleh datang sebab duit belanja tidak cukup pada hari kami dijadualkan kahwin,' kata bakal pengantin perempuan, Cik Nuraida Abdullah, 22 tahun, kelmarin.

Cik Nuraida berkata tunangnya menghubunginya menerusi telefon bimbit selepas solat Jumaat ketika beliau berdebar menunggu saat bergelar isteri.

'Saya sungguh kecewa beliau tidak datang walaupun saya cuba pujuknya kerana semua persiapan, termasuk jemputan kenduri, sudah datang ke rumah kami,' katanya.

Jumaat lalu, Cik Nuraida dan Encik Shaari Hasan, 37 tahun, dijadualkan bernikah di Masjid Telok selepas solat Jumaat sebelum bersanding di rumah pengantin perempuan di Kampung Pauh Panji, dekat sini.

Pasangan itu dikatakan berkenalan pada 8 Ogos tahun lalu sebelum bertunang 18 hari kemudian.

'Sebaik tahu Shaari tidak hadir pada majlis akad nikah itu, saya hampir pengsan sebelum menangis sepuas-puasnya di atas pelamin kerana kecewa dan malu.

'Saya sudah siap memakai pakaian pengantin sejak 12 tengah hari lagi. Kira-kira tujuh jam saya memakainya,' katanya. :kant::kant:

Menurutnya, sepanjang perkenalan mereka, Encik Shaari tidak pernah memberitahunya masalah berkaitan kewangan.

'Saya tidak tahu apa masalah sebenarnya sehingga beliau sanggup memalukan kami sekeluarga kerana kami tidak menetapkan sebarang jumlah untuk wang hantaran,' tambahnya. - Harian Metro.

kesian nya.. tapi mungkin ada hikmah di sebalik kejadian..

tapi nak senyum sikit :bgrin:

iktibar yg harus dipelajari...

bernikah lah mengikut cara yg dianjurkan oleh islam... iaitu tidak membebankan lagi memudaratkan...
kalu dah kesempitan wang ringgit, jgn lah sanggop nak byr wang hantaran sampe ribu2...
wanita yg sebaik-baik dijadikan istri, adalah wanita yg rendah harga mahar nya...

SQ154

Originally posted by Browneyes at 8-3-2006 09:39 AM
Luar Negara : 8 Mac 2006   
  
PENGANTIN TIDAK MUNCUL SEBAB TIDAK CUKUP DUIT

KOTA BHARU - 'Tunang saya hanya cakap dia tak boleh datang sebab duit belanja tidak cuk ...

LESAP SEBAB TIDAK CUKUP MAS KAHWIN
KOTA BHARU - Encik Shaari Hasan, 37, lelaki yang tidak hadir ke majlis akad nikah dengan pasangannya, Cik Nuraida Abdullah, 22 tahun, di Kampung Pauh Panji, dekat sini, Jumaat lalu, dikatakan berbuat demikian selepas gagal menyediakan RM3,000 ($1,317) sebagai mas kahwin.

Encik Shaari dikatakan menyatakan demikian dalam keterangannya ketika dipanggil ke Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah Kota Bharu, Ahad lalu.

Menurut sumber, lelaki berkenaan juga mengaku cuba meminjam wang daripada keluarga tunangnya tetapi gagal.

Malah, beliau turut cuba mendapatkan pertolongan daripada ibu dan kakaknya tetapi gagal.

'Oleh kerana gagal menyediakan wang seperti diminta keluarga tunangnya itu, lelaki terbabit tidak hadir ke majlis pernikahannya,' katanya.

Bagaimanapun, sumber itu berkata lelaki itu berjanji akan bertemu keluarga tunangnya untuk menyelesaikan masalah itu secara baik.

Isnin lalu, akhbar tempatan melaporkan Cik Nuraida kecewa dan sedih selepas tunangnya tidak hadir di majlis pernikahannya seperti yang dijadualkan.

Berikutan itu, Encik Abdullah membuat laporan ke Balai Polis Pengkalan Chepa Ahad lalu kerana mendakwa ditipu. - Harian Metro.