A Muslim organisation has urged clerics to not perform the 'nikah' if "DJ music or brass bands" are played at the function.
In a statement, the Muslim Maha Sabha said it has sought the cooperation of 'ulemas' and clerics to convince the community to conduct wedding functions in a simple manner.
The Muslim Maha Sabha will continue opposing the wastage of money at wedding functions, it added.
A written guarantee should also be taken from the families that they will not encourage this "DJ culture" in the future, the statement said.
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