Walima

Walima is a celebratory banquet held after a Muslim wedding, serving as a public acknowledgment of the marriage. It is considered a Sunnah (tradition) of the Prophet Muhammad and symbolizes gratitude and the sharing of joy with family, friends, and the community. Typically, the groom’s family hosts the Walima, offering food and festivities to mark the union. The event emphasizes social unity, tradition, and the significance of marriage within Islamic culture, fostering community bonds and expressing happiness for the newlyweds.