Nikah 'urfi

Nikah 'urfi is a type of marriage in Islamic culture that takes place without the involvement or consent of the bride's guardian or family members. This type of marriage is not officially recognized by Islamic law or the state, and it is considered to be a secretive form of marriage.

It is like playing pretend wedding with only the bride and groom, without asking permission from their parents or guardians. It is not a real wedding because it is not recognized by the law or authorities, and there are no legal protections for the bride or groom in this type of marriage.

It is important to remember that in Islam, marriage is a sacred union that requires the consent and approval of both the bride and groom, as well as their families or guardians. Nikah 'urfi goes against these values and can lead to negative consequences, such as exploitation or abuse of the bride.