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For that purpose, to create a family that really portrays Mitsaqan ghalidan, Islam as a religion sets some rules in the marriage. And it starts from the first process in which the institution of marriage is formed that is at the moment of the marriage contract. The necessity of one guardian and two witnesses is a preventive action to protect the bride and groom, especially the bride if unexpected problems appear in their future domestic life. The Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alayhi Wa Sallam said in a Hadith:

Second, the sirri marriage perceived by our society is the marriage which is not registered to KUA/unregisterd marraiage. The society still considers that any marriage though it is not concealed is categorized as a sirri marriage as long as it has not been registered yet officially to the Office of Religious Affairs.

On the other hand, the unregistered marriage also causes a big risk and very harmful, especially for the women who cannot do anything when there is a dispute in their domestic lives. There are many cases where the women are abandoned by their husbands as a result of sirri marriage without knowing where to seek a protection. They cannot prosecute their husbands to the Religious Courts for not having a letter of evidence of marriage.

CHANGEnsemble, Mikko Perkola bass viol & Jutta Seppinen conductorInstrumentation: gamba solo, fl, cl, ssax, pno, 2vln, vla, vlc, dbAccording to some reports merisirri (The purple sandpiper) is assumed to be the first bird in Finland to die out of extinction because of the climate change. Merisirri nests only in shrubbery hilltops, habitats which are vanishing as forests cover the mountains.Mikko Perkola is an inspiring and multitasking soloist who together with chamber ensemble articulates merisirris agony and cry for help, but also the flashes of hope. Texts used in Sirri, interpreting the subject, are from an article "Its Not Climate Change - Its Everything Change" by Margaret Atwood from 2015 and a novel "The Leopard" by Giuseppe di Lampedusa from 1958.Recorded September 16, 2023 at the Tampere Hall by the Finnish Broadcasting Company YLE.