Discussion on Halala Centers in Pakistan

What do they do here? They say a halala costs 200,000 rupees.

What kind of place is this?

The wife is returned the next day or two days later.

In Karachi, Bahawalpur, Islamabad, halala centers have been

set up. One of our YouTuber sisters

of ours, Sahifi, called a halala center live

and made the call.

The whole thing is being recorded. They said, “Yes, yes, a halala center?”

“Yes, a halala center.” This was in Bahawalpur.

“Yes, it’s a halala center, and this is what has to be done.” “What is the rate?”

“200,000.” “All right. We’ll pay you 200,000. It’s safe and secure,

right?” “There’s no problem.” “No, no, there’s absolutely no problem. Get married here, stay the night, and take her the

next day. This is our business.” Now tell me, we

in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan,

are earning money by opening centers in the name of halala. Whose throat should we grab?

Who should we question? Where are our contractors who

They have upheld this country on political foundations too.

And on Islamic foundations too, from which we learn. On this

has anyone raised their voice? Tell me, at some higher level.

I certainly haven't heard of it.

Even if someone did, it was like me, you, this one, that one,

someone raised their voice. Brother, those

who hold authority in their hands, whose pens hold power,

did they raise their voices?

Absolutely not. If this is happening today, then tomorrow, the next step will follow.

All right, I heard this from a guest of mine from KPK. He says that in KPK

there are more cases of divorce, so to arrange halala,

marriages are arranged with a brother or father. This is what I heard. Those were his

words.

Allahu Akbar! That's all I can say. What can I say about this?

I'd heard that if a husband dies,

then—what is it? The younger or elder brother-in-law say, "She is the honor of our home,

our brother's wife"

There were children. We will look after these children too,

We will perform nikah. That's a very good thing.

It's a positive response, which is difficult, but it exists. But

the husband is saying, “Mate, marry her to my younger brother, my younger brother,”

“Perform nikah for halala.”

I say gather the entire family, and set them aside. Such a man has no

right even to live if he is willing to share his wife.

Look, it's very simple. My words may be harsh, but the reality is that you should

rein in your tongue.

I remember a case from Karachi. I actually watched a video. Think Crime

made a video. According to that video, what was reported in that video was

that a husband divorced his wife in anger,

emotionally. Afterwards, when he realized that he had made a mistake, he

He regretted it. He had her married to his brother. When they

both left after the marriage, the man couldn't bear it. He had a heart

attack, and he

died.

You will be very angry at what I say now. That death, that attack,

I wish it had happened earlier, when he was beating his wife or when he was divorcing

his wife. Perhaps one can expect a second attack, not that a person can survive three attacks.

I say it should have happened earlier, so that neither would her honor have been torn to shreds,

nor would this have become a spectacle, nor would we be reporting it as news today.

Once again, if you're angry, drink water and recite A'udhu billah.

Brother, this is what Allah has said. Allah did not say that if you divorce, then get rid of people,

shoot them, and later remember, “Oh, Satan got to me,

I made a mistake.”

You don't open your eyes beforehand. Once everything is lost, then you open your eyes, and then

Hold on to your heart. Oh, he took my wife away.

Let's move on to the next story.