Can i marry my bhabi's cousin brother according to sikh religion?

[Guest prab]

I need to get views on this big trouble i am facing in my life. A year back my big bro got married. N in a mean while i got in touch with my bhabi's cousin brother ( who is my bhabi's buaa's Son). We like each other a lot. But the moment my bhabi came to know about it she messed up things by saying that such marriages are against our religion. We have got soo serious for each other n wana marry! Pls let me know if there r possibilities of us getting married

or not.

[gurdeepsinghjohal]

This is not against religion.

[Jonny101]

watta satta

[sat]

Why did you have a panga :ohno: in the first place , cant kids today talk to each other without falling into love etc, to much bollywood garbage, its not real but bs, these actors are getting richer and we poorer. :stupidme:

[VanHelsingh]

Maybe she doesn't think you're good enough for her cousin brother, and is using the 'religion' excuse to put you off? Or vice versa, whatever.

[savinderpalsingh]

no you cannot

we are not muslims who do inter family wedding's -.-

seriously what is wrong with kids these days

[Mehtab Singh]

seriously what is wrong with kids these days

They're getting sick of the hate they see some "Sikhs" shower on Hindus/Muslims, and so want to be like them (Hindus/Muslims).

[tuhintuhin]

It should be ok....there are cases eher 2 brothers marry 2 sisters or a brother sister marry another brother sister......talk to your parents and he should talk to his(if they think it's a good match).....

savinderpal ji....the guy is her bhabhi ji's bhua's son...not her bhua's son......different blood stream.....

[chatanga]

watta satta

no bhaji, this does not happen in Panjabi culture. There is nothing religious about this, but it has always been a tradition in Panjab, that you never send a girl to a family from where you have brought a girl.

[Mehtab Singh]

Yes, back in the days they didn't have sign boards or else they'd have erected a board that said...

"Disclaimer: We do not approve of exchange policy in terms of matrimony"