Chandigarh : Abdul Hakim of Giddarbaha in Punjab has created history by wearing a turban in his marriage. Let us tell you that he did this to thank the Sikh brothers. Actually, Delhi was burning in the fire of riots a few days ago. Meanwhile, the Sikh brothers had saved many Muslims and set an example of humanity by giving them shelter and food. At the same time, for the same generosity of the Sikh brothers, Abdul wore a turban on his marriage and won the hearts of all. Abdul Hakim was wearing a turban on his wedding to thank the Sikh brothers.

According to 'The Tribune', this nikah was concluded on 1 March. During this time, not only the groom, King Abdul, but some friends living in Panjoli village of his Fatehgarh Sahib had tied a turban. You can see these photos. At the same time, this photo was shared by a Twitter user named Reshma Alam on 5 March. He said in the tweet, 'This marriage took place in Giddarbaha. Here the groom wore a turban in honor of the Sikh brothers who helped the Muslims in the Delhi riots. By the time the news is written, this picture has received nearly three thousand likes and 637 retweets.

Abdul's father-in-law Salim Khan told that, 'My son-in-law is giving the message of communal harmony. A true Muslim is recognized not only by his hat, but also by his honesty. In the same way, the identity of a true Sikh is not only his turban, but also his gurushi.

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