Marriage in Uzbekistan

uzbekistan, this country is called the paradise of men.

its gold reserves are the fourth largest in the world, after russia, ukraine and kazakhstan in many of the central asian countries, which were part of the soviet union, with huge cities that could be compared to sanskkoh, and part of the silk road, mixed with turks and tatars, which were conquered by genghis khan ' s golden family.

the uzbeks are muslims and belong to the sunni sect.

islam is also practised in tajikistan, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, azerbaijan, tatars, uighurs and others, which represent more than 90 per cent of the population and belong to secular muslim countries.

in addition to sunnis, there are 15 shia, sufi, wahhabi and non-traditional sects.

the number of muslims, places of worship and religious schools is the highest among the five central asian countries, with 2,000 officially registered mosques.

the islamic faith of the uzbeks is well known for its orthodox and conservative character among the muslim population of central asia, while the fergana region, samarkand and bukhara have been religious centres in central asia, and uzbekistan is therefore considered to be the islamic centre in central asia.

in uzbekistan, the most serious is the imbalance between men and women, which, contrary to us, has become a paradise in which many men aspire.

polygamy was practised locally, and although the government did not allow it, that trend was on the rise.

early marriage is also widespread, and the husband has no basis to divorce, but to say so, women have no right to divorce.

men and women now have a great deal of freedom to enter into marriage, and are free to fall in love, and it is increasingly common for men and women to have equal rights.

the religious colour of uzbek marriage is such that both men and women are followers of the islamic religion.

no marriage may be entered into with a person of another nationality or religion.

it is their habit to enter into marriage between relatives, such as cousins, cousins and cousins.

family matters are generally arranged and are first targeted by the parents of the man.

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then the engagement ceremony took place.

the bride price and other wedding fees are agreed, and everything is decided, before giving a gift to the matchmaker.

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the bride and groom at the wedding are usually dressed in traditional national dress, which is a finely embroidered little hat and coloured robe.

the wedding is to be celebrated at the house of the wife for four days, on the first day, at the expense of the man, at night, when the two imams recite the koran, and when the bride is dressed, she is accompanied by a relative.

the next day at the man's house.

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