As many of you may know that there is national association in the UAE that supports young men who are about to get married. It gives them a very good start-up sum of money to help then establish their new homes. Of course that can help in achieving a lot of stuff starting from the dowry to the wedding ceremony itself. Generally speaking we can say that many of the Emirates people would be able to do that without a help to a certain extend but when it comes to Omanis, there is another story.

I think we STRONLY need such martial association to help our young men who seriously consider getting married soon. I am certainly sure that this will help solving a lot of problems:

1. It will solve a plenty of problems for engaged people who want to get married emotionally but cannot do that financially.

2. So many social problems between the two gender will vanish when the number of married people increase.

3. Religiously, it is advisable to a young man to get married as soon as he feels that there is a danger to continue being a bachelor.

4. The number of spinsters will definitely decrease and at the same time the phenomenon of having old bachelors will gradually disappear.

5. It also helps in making the society more stable, well-set and united as well.

Well, I think we can go on and on numerating the advantages of having such social martial association. Please share with us your ideas and thoughts…


PS…. This topic has been raise by (Al-Aneed) in the Arabic Sabla which I think can take its place here as well.

LEO

i thought we do have that in Oman don't we?? anyways its a really good idea.. but i have no comments on it now.. maybe until i hear the others memebers opinoins!! waiting to hear from them..

As for good 'idea' Yes.

but i think the best for oman to start with is to; Provide a house for those newly married couples; needsay not very big house just as simple as for couple with empty space for future(children to be born)
of course the newly married will have to pay for that house, but it should be as much as 33.33% of his income; no matter how long as far they got a shelter.

But the problem is....will this matter be taken as serious or we are just discussing?