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Newlywed couple Kubra Khan and Gohar Rasheed face intense criticism for celebrating with dance festivities shortly after performing their Nikkah in the sacred city of Makkah.
Many people call their actions “inappropriate” and “disrespectful,” sparking a heated debate on social media.
Recently, several videos appeared online, showing Kubra and Gohar enthusiastically dancing at a wedding celebration alongside friends and family. The couple joyfully swayed to upbeat Bollywood tracks, including the popular song Tatted Tatted. However, many social media users disapproved of their lively participation.
The backlash arises from the belief that hosting extravagant celebrations, especially with music and dancing, contradicts the solemnity of having a Nikkah in Makkah, a place deeply revered in Islam. Critics argue that they should have kept the festivities more modest and aligned with the sanctity of their spiritual journey. Many voiced their disappointment on social media, accusing the couple of disrespecting the sacredness of their Nikkah location.
Despite the criticism, Kubra and Gohar have not responded publicly. Their wedding remains a trending topic, with supporters also defending the couple. Some fans argue that celebrating love and happiness should not be condemned, especially since wedding festivities, including dancing, are a common cultural practice.
Previously, Kubra and Gohar announced their Nikkah through a heartwarming video shared on Instagram. The footage showcased their spiritual experience in Makkah, touching the hearts of their followers. However, the recent dance videos shifted public sentiment, creating divided opinions on the couple’s post-Nikkah celebrations.
As the debate continues, Kubra and Gohar must decide whether to address the backlash or focus on their new journey together.
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