Sunn Mere Dil (GEO) #11 - Wahaj Ali, Maya Ali, Hira Mani - Page 88

Originally posted by: unicornhugs

You think he will reject her? I’m thinking something will stop her from confessing to him. Now that I think about it, it’s probably why this is happening while Zaviyar is away. Sadaf is talking about Bilal and if Zaviyar was there and heard about it, he most likely would share it with Bilal.

What was the point of Bilal relapsing? Assuming it was put in there for a reason and not just randomly, it means he isn’t in a good headspace. Did that change for him seeing her all chirpy though? If she accepted the Lahore assignment, that must be hinting something to him or maybe he just isn’t taking her seriously about that anymore 🤣 I’m also assuming Zaviyar told him she moved back home. She’s been so back and forth though so maybe he doesn’t know what to think. It was cute that he checked in on her though.

Originally posted by: kuhelidebbarma

Obviously he wont reject But I dont think she is gonna propose too soon..

If Bilal Abdullah agrees to be sadaf's rebound and be her second husband in a split second even before she divorces her husband then isse bada beigharat aadmi puri duniya mein koi nahi hoga. Lanat hai aise green forest pe

Originally posted by: TwinkleStar12

If Bilal Abdullah agrees to be sadaf's rebound and be her second husband in a split second even before she divorces her husband then isse bada beigharat aadmi puri duniya mein koi nahi hoga. Lanat hai aise green forest pe

"You need to move away from Arab-style Islam. Most of the interpretations and rulings applied in Islamic countries are influenced by Arab Umayyad culture and impositions. Learn the religion from its original source—the Quran—and nothing else. In the Quran, there are verses that mention three women in relation to their husbands: 1. The wives of prophets, 2. Pharaoh's wife, and 3. During the rise of Islam, Abu Sufyan’s (Abu Jahl’s) wife. This means Allah accepts marriages regardless of religion, language, or belief. Regarding divorce, refer to Surahs Al-Imran and Al-Baqarah. If a man wants to divorce, the Quran clearly sets very strict conditions for this (such as infidelity or immorality). However, if a woman requests divorce, there are no such conditions. In summary, while the Quran allows men to marry multiple wives, it makes divorce difficult for men but very easy for women. So, the conclusion is: if a woman declares her desire to divorce, that marriage is over—no matter how much the man resists."

Rofling at this comment, it's actually the jist of the drama. Like I said before, BA is the sugar daddy of sadaf minus getting any benefits Its just a one way transaction.

If 100 chuhe khakhe billi chali haj ko had an example then that would be naagin hamsha

She miraculously had a change of heart lol. Krq, bilal ka bhi change of heart karado, when will he starting unloving sadaf???

"Let me analyze the trailer. Sadaf doesn’t want to meet Ammar because she ended their marriage by throwing away the ring and is determined to separate. However, due to pressure from Humsha and her mother, she meets with Ammar. When the topic of Dania comes up, Sadaf sits beside Ammar, places his hand on her shoulder, leans against his chest, and tells him that her heart belongs to Bilal. Ammar gets angry. Sadaf asks him to divorce her, but Ammar refuses. Sadaf then tells him to leave the house, but he doesn’t. Sadaf decides that she herself has to leave and walks out. Ammar follows her. They argue in an open area. Sadaf says, 'Whether you divorce me or not, I will leave you and divorce you. I will live with Bilal.' Then comes the famous brick scene from the OST teaser.

Sadaf returns home and, after a brief argument with Humsha and her mother, reveals Humsha’s malicious intentions in a dialogue related to the mujra. The 'It’s definitely over' scene from the OST teaser follows. Zaviyar and Bilal return from the U.S., and the episode ends."

Originally posted by: hakanturkey

"You need to move away from Arab-style Islam. Most of the interpretations and rulings applied in Islamic countries are influenced by Arab Umayyad culture and impositions. Learn the religion from its original source—the Quran—and nothing else. In the Quran, there are verses that mention three women in relation to their husbands: 1. The wives of prophets, 2. Pharaoh's wife, and 3. During the rise of Islam, Abu Sufyan’s (Abu Jahl’s) wife. This means Allah accepts marriages regardless of religion, language, or belief. Regarding divorce, refer to Surahs Al-Imran and Al-Baqarah. If a man wants to divorce, the Quran clearly sets very strict conditions for this (such as infidelity or immorality). However, if a woman requests divorce, there are no such conditions. In summary, while the Quran allows men to marry multiple wives, it makes divorce difficult for men but very easy for women. So, the conclusion is: if a woman declares her desire to divorce, that marriage is over—no matter how much the man resists."

She’s not a Muslim though.

Originally posted by: NutellaWaffle

I don’t think zaviyar has said as of now because he would have not sent that message. His relapse should have some reason for the upcoming story either something worst happens when he drunk or sadaf asking him to stop alcohol and he will do it for her which will make her fall for him. Zaviyar away from these scenes should have some reason too let’s see

Which relapse are you talking about?

Originally posted by: Orphic

She’s not a Muslim though.

"I’m Turkish and also a Muslim. In our society, if there were a woman like Sadaf, her family and community would stand by her. She’s experiencing both physical and emotional abuse, and her husband is cheating on her with another woman. If you have a mother like Farzana, you don’t need any other enemies. If it were a mother in our culture, she would slap Ammar twice, take her daughter, and leave. She would never allow her daughter to meet with him again.

The so-called Islamic culture you live in has nothing to do with Islam. In your society, women are not valued. Marriage is a mutual promise. If one party breaks that promise, it means the marriage is broken. Why should the other party remain loyal to their promise?"