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130.       TheAenigma
5001 posts
 22 Nov 2008 Sat 12:18 am

 

Quoting jjones

what was incorrect with my spelling?  And thank you for the answer.

 

  was wondering with different cultures doing CEREMONIES differently - In Turkey what finger do married people WEAR their wedding rings?  The sentence structure was not brilliant either

 

Sorry, just a personal gripe.  There are so many non-English here whose English grammar and spelling are far superior to ours!

 

 

131.       yilgun-7
1326 posts
 22 Nov 2008 Sat 02:38 am

Marriage is marriage everywhere.

-   Engagement, marriage-legal marriage-, divorcement, etc  depend on turkish Code of Civil law- Turkish Civil Law.

-   It is like Swiss Civil Law.

(You cannot live without get married.It is illegal, crime, shame, abnormal and sin according to Turkish culture and world´s moral values.)

-   Marriage requires harmony, mutual respect, private home, furniture, furnishing, reasonable level of income, family´ s approval and family´s financial support.

-   Engagement ceremony-party- is made at the house with the marriage rings.

-   Marriage ceremony is made at the local marriage office-manicipality- town hall-, officially, among families, relatives and guests.

-   Wedding ceremony is made due to the region, financial situation and family´s prefences-choices-.

-   Wedding depends on family´s agreement.

-   Other wedding rings, gifts, piece of jevelries, golden moneys, etc are given to the bride for their honor according to the Turkish tradition and custom.

-   This may change due to family culture, personal level, personal background,  family relatives and financial structure.

 

132.       yilgun-2010
572 posts
 17 Jul 2010 Sat 08:16 pm

Türk Kültür ve geleneğine göre:

- Bir Türk Müslüman kızın, başka bir dine (Hıristiyan veya Yahudi) mensup olan bir yabancı erkek ya da dini olmayan ateist bir yabancı erkek ile evlenmesi doğru değildir.
Çünkü böyle bir evlilikte  ortak bir payda ve denklik yoktur.Sonu iyi bitmez.
Ancak, yabancı erkek Müslümanlığı kabul ettiği takdirde bu evlilik din ve ahlak
açısından geçerli kabul edilir.

- Bir Türk Müslüman erkeğin, dini yönden mevcut 3 ana dinden (İslam, Hıritiyan ya da Yahudi) herhangi birine mensup olmayan bir  yabancı kız ile ya da dini olmayan bir ateist yabancı kız ile evlenmesi doğru değildir.
Çünkü böyle bir evlilikte ortak bir payda ve denklik yoktur.Sonu iyi bitmez.
Ancak, yabancı bir kızın bu 3 dinden birine mensup olması halinde bu evlilik din ve ahlak
açısından geçerli kabul edilir.

 

According to Turkish Culture and Tradition:
- It is not proper for a Turkish muslim girl to marry a foreign guy
who belongs to another religion (christianity or judaism) or a guy who is an atheist.
Because there is no balance nor shared values in such marriage,
it fails anyway.
But if the guy decides to be converted into muslim, the marriage will be counted
as valid according to islamic law and  moral values.
- It is not proper for a Turkish muslim guy to marry a foreign girl
who does not belong to one of the three dominant religions (islam, christianity or judaism)
or a girl who is an atheist.
Because there is no balance nor shared values in such marriage.
It fails anyway.
But if the girl belongs to one of these three religion, the marriage will be counted
as valid according to islamic law and  moral values.

(Translated by scalpel)



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