What is the procedure to get married without parents' consent?
In India there is no need for parents consent to get married once the girl completes 18 years of age and boy 21.There are three ways to get it done depending upon the time the couple and witnesses have and parents consent to get married is not required in any way.If you want to get it done in one day then it can be done from NCR through Arya Samaj Marriage and then registration of the same provided boy and girl should be Hindus,Buddhist ,Sikhs or Jain. And don't worry if you are Muslim or Christian even then it is done after will fully conversion to Hinduism. The whole process takes about 3 hours and the marriage certificate is issued on the same day.Second the same can be done from Delhi but it takes about 2–3 days and you have to visit twice . Once for arya samaj and after 1–2 days for registration. The cost is almost double from Delhi. If anyone needs Marriage certificate for visa purpose then my advice is to go for Delhi Government certificate as being the capital it is accepted world over.Third is under special marriage act. It takes about 40 days .Its a marriage without ceremony. On first appearance after preparation of file application is made for marriage and then notice of 30 days is issued. And if no objection is filed in 30 days, marriage certificate is issued.Delhi Court Marriage Near Ramesh Nagar Metro Station Delhi 110015 # 70 65 60 60 60 provide this service at very reasonable rates. Delhi Court Marriage has vast experience in this field for last 18 years.
My 15 year old son is having sex..do i lock him in his room!?
While he shouldn't be engaging in sexual activities at this young of an age, it's something that does happen. And it happens a lot. Confining him to his room isn't the answer, no matter how much you want to protect him from even himself. He's a teenage boy and while that doesn't excuse it, it does explain it. Since the deed has already been done, it's better that you talk to him about the safeties of sex. Forbidding it is only going to do one thing- cause him to defy you even further and go behind your back more and more. Explaining that he should be cautious and careful and that while he should have waited until he was married (or at least in a committed relationship, depending upon your moral standpoints) to have sex, that he should at the very least be safe. He's going to do this. If you confine him, it's only going to make him more determined to get out. If you forbid it, he'll do it more. It's better that you explain it to him and tell him the dangers and ways to be safe rather than tell him that it's wrong and he better not do it, etc. Teenagers have a tendency of thinking they are old enough to make their own decisions and even though this isn't necessarily true, they still act that way. He's going to probably think he's old enough to decide for himself whether or not he has sex. It's your job as a parent to prepare him for what's out there.
Has a muslim ever googled a verse or hadith and found it differant than the islamic holy books?
Well, I agree and I get my info from yahoo search or google. I also look at both sides because God's Word says we are to test everything. How can one go wrong if you put up what you know and believe to the test? Those that fail to test anything that is thrown up against what they believe are in danger of playing the fool.
Fear of getting Blood Drawn? What Phobia?
It's not a phobia - it's just plain old fear! Try this - next time you have blood drawn, strike up a normal conversation with the phlebotomist - sports, weather, whatever, and look away from what he/she is doing. By talking, you relax and focus on what you are saying, not on what is being done. Before you know it, it'll be over! The lightheadedness is normal for some people - just don't stand up suddenly or close your eyes. Perhaps if you brought a soda or bottle of juice along, you could take a quick sip at this point. I truly wish you well!
What does Malaysian peoples think of Thai peoples and Thailand?
I think Thailand is a beautiful country with friendly smiley people, though they aren't open to change or challenge, even for the better and easily offended by the slightest gestures.