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Presentation On Arrange Marriage
Submitted By:-
DG Kaur

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Introduction
the bride and groom are selected by a third party…..
Arranged marriage is largely practiced in South Asia.
Arranged marriages are usually seen in Indian……
The match could
be selected by parents….

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Process Of Arrange Marriage
The parents may only introduce their son or daughter
to a potential spouse.
common in Iran under the name of “khastegari.”
“An arranged marriage is a marriage
that is arranged by someone
other than those who
are marrying”.

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History In India:
“First comes marriage, then comes love.”
Arranged marriages have been important in Indian culture
since the 4th century.
Women would be placed under the authority of a male.
In the modern period…
love marriages have become
more popular.

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History
Early in history, the bride and the groom were not
asked for their consent to the marriage nor did they
know anything about one another before marriage.
Selected By Parents

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Arrange marriage in traditional
period & modern
relative from culture to culture, family to family.
some families grant the prospective groom and bride a
chance to meet in private, under supervision.
get to know each other on the telephone….
Some families encourage the potential couple to go out
in public…

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Happen in Arrange Marriage
arranged marriages are no longer common in Europe..
The potential bride or groom has the option of
rejecting the mate chosen by the family.
There is no expectation that the couple will be in love
at the time of their marriage.
An arranged marriage is more of a practical
partnership than a romantic fantasy.

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the marriage of the Prince of
Wales and Diana Spencer

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Advantages of Arranged
Marriages
Risk of incompatibility is diminished
• Arranged marriages presuppose that two people are
perfectly matched..
• Because they belong to the same culture.
• speak the same language.
It easier for the couple to communicate with each
other and understand..

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Idea of divorcing is unthinkable
Given that the man and woman come from a similar
background ..
share the same views of marriage and family.
the chance of divorcing due to irreconcilable
differences is not as strong as in western cultures.
India is the perfect example of a society where
arranged marriages are still the norm and where the
divorce rate is very low.

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Extended family support has its
benefits
In times of difficulty, the couple can count on the help
of their parents and in-laws .
for physical, emotional and financial support.
when the children are born and both Spouses work..
Finding adequate babysitters is a non-issue..Beacuse
of grand parents.

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Disadvantages of Arranged
Marriages
Inability to make up one’s own mind
When marriages are arranged by elders or parents, this
does not encourage spouses to make up their own
mind about who to marry.
Instead of dating and meeting people
either spouse end up unhappy after being married a
few years

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 Love takes second priority
“Decide with your head and not with your heart”.
It is more important to consider the social and
economic viability of the marriage rather than put
romantic love at the forefront.
which will fade anyway because romantic love is at
best a superficial feeling.

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Interference from extended family
While there are benefits to having one’s extended
family close by who can offer support when needed.
For some Muslims and others who have, in particular,
been living in the west for a long time, may find this
closeness a little awkward and uncomfortable.

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Thank You