Hamna's Reason for Preventing Sister Khushi's Nikaah

Amar's mother urged him to hurry downstairs, as guests would soon arrive and he was not yet ready.

Amar refused, complaining of a severe headache and stating he couldn't get ready, but his mother insisted she would send medicine and he should prepare and come down quickly. Her stance was that it was not good for the main person to be absent from an important family event.

She was dismayed that no one in the family had informed her of the wedding date in advance and resolved to do something to rectify the situation.

Weeping profusely and deeply empathizing with Sabera's situation, Hamna promised to visit Sabera's home the next day to console her.

Hamna strongly argued that the custom of performing only the Nikaah before the Rukhsati was dangerous. She feared that a tragedy like Sabera's might befall her sister Khushi.

Her father agreed with Hamna's opinion that the Nikaah and Rukhsati should be held on the same day, but Hamna expressed deep concern about her sister's marriage, opposing the Nikaah being moved up earlier than planned.