The Sixth Mass Marriage Ceremony (Samuh Shadi) was successfully organized by the Akhil Kutch Hingora Samaj and the Hingora Educational & Welfare Trust, Kutch on 11 February 2024 at Hingora Samajwadi, Vinzan, Kutch. On this blessed occasion, 25 couples entered into the sacred bond of Nikah and embarked on a new journey of married life.

The ceremony was organized with the noble objective of promoting simple, dignified, and Sunnah-based marriages while reducing the financial burden on families. Over the years, the Mass Marriage initiative has become a symbol of unity, brotherhood, and social responsibility within the Hingora community.

The gathering was presided over by Allama Alhaj Dr. Haji Jahangirsha Bava (Sadre Jalsa), whose guidance and blessings added great significance to the event. The Nikah ceremony was solemnized by Saiyed Haji Aminsha Bava, while an inspiring religious address (Takrir) was delivered by Saiyed Salimsha Bava, emphasizing the values of marriage, family, and community harmony.

The program was attended by community leaders, elders, religious scholars, distinguished guests, and a large number of community members. Quran recitation, Nikah proceedings, Dua-e-Khair, and blessings for the newly married couples made the occasion both memorable and spiritually uplifting.

Through this noble initiative, the Hingora Educational & Welfare Trust continues its mission of supporting deserving families, strengthening social bonds, and preserving the values of compassion, simplicity, and community service.

Event Highlights
25 couples united through Nikah
Sadre Jalsa: Allama Alhaj Dr. Haji Jahangirsha Bava
Nikah Khwani: Saiyed Haji Aminsha Bava
Takrir: Saiyed Salimsha Bava
Promotion of simple and Sunnah-based marriages
Community blessings, Dua-e-Khair, and celebrations
Organized by Hingora Educational & Welfare Trust, Kutch
Date: 11 February 2024
Venue: Hingora Samajwadi, Vinzan, Kutch

"A blessed celebration of faith, unity, and community service, helping 25 couples begin their new lives with dignity, prayers, and the support of the community."