SHINE of My Love KAMELIA At the End of Dusk

SIXTEEN JULLIS

*Fikih hazhab hanafiah and shafi'iyah argue that the law is legal to marry a pregnant woman out of wedlock to a man who does not impregnate her. Because the woman is not a woman who is illegal to marry.

So that something that is haram cannot prohibit something that is halal (that is marriage).

And also the woman is not including women who are married or pregnant are in the period of 'idah (in Talaq or the death of her husband ).

This opinion is also no difference with KHI (Islamic Law Compilation* ).

"So Kemil and Kamel don't need to remarry, Pa?" Kemil seemed to sparkle in his chat with papa, his father-in-law and brother-in-law on the porch of his backyard.

"No need, Kemil..." I was amazed by her daughter-in-law's reaction.

"Alhamdulillah O Allah..." Kemil rubbed his face so happily.

"Why do you look so happy?" Ramdani was also confused to see the behavior of his sister-in-law.

"Revarriage will only raise the questions of neighbors and residents, Brother Adan. Kemil doesn't want the crowd, knowing about Kamel and Milka's past with Toni. So that raises new problems for Kamelia. It is enough for us and God to know." Kemil stared blankly imagining if it happened. He knew how badly his wife's heart and mental injuries would be.

Idris, Agung and Ramdani were so moved by Kemil's words. They had not thought about it before.

Papa is proud of you, son... You've changed a lot since you married Kamelia...

Papa will find the right time to convey what has been hidden from you...~ Idris stared at his son.

"Thank you, Kemil... Papa's lucky to have you, son. You willingly and sincerely cover our disgrace. You even loved Milka like a real child to you." Glazed Great Eyes said it.

"Kemil did it because Kemil loved Kamelia so much, Pa... Kemil will keep anything about Kamelia and Milka. Milka has been a part of Kemil's life since she was in Kamelia's womb." Kemil smiled at his in-laws.

Not just you, deck... But Abung is also lucky to have a sister-in-law like Kemil.

Abung was so sure you and Milka must be happy living with Kemil...~ Inner Ramdani.

"Oh yeah... Brother So when did he marry her?" Kemil broke the haru atmosphere they had just felt.

"Oh... It made us come here apart from missing Milka." Great Sahut.

"Sixteen Julli next month, Ramdani and Fitria's wedding will be held in the city. Ramdani will have her wedding at the residence of her parents Fitria." Agung delivered the good news with a bright face. Ramdani himself was silent.

"Sixteen Julli?" Kemil repeated his words on the date of Ramdani's wedding.

"Should Brother Adan choose that date...?" Kemil grumbled to the point of confusing his papa, Idris.

"What happened to that date, Kemil?" Idris asked curiously.

"Kemil and Kamelia won't come..." His words are full of affirmation.

"Just try to keep my Kameli from coming. I'll beat you up myself..." Ramdani slightly stiffened hearing Kemil's decision.

Agung chuckled at the quarrel of the sister-in-law's sister. And it was more successful to make Idris more curious and a little tense to see the look of Kemil and Ramdani who looked serious.

"Just Kemil won't allow Kamelia and Milka to come. Just-there's... The date is not to be thought of." Kemil Gerrutu.

"Kamelia is my sister..." Deny Ramdani by raiding the table while rising to face Kemil.

"But she, my wife..." Kemil did not lose, he did the same thing so that their faces were only a few inches away.

Seeing their reactions getting heated up, Agung who was originally just relaxed was also tense made.

"What's this?" Kamelia who came from inside with Milka in her arms, was so shocked to see the hot atmosphere between her husband and brother.

Maya and Rahmah who had been with Kamelia were also surprised to find the atmosphere.

"Darling... Tell your brother if you want to find a wedding date, not sixteen Julli..." Kemil approached Kamelia who came with Rahma and Maya with anger.

"Haw..." Kamelia knitted her eyebrows before chuckling at her husband's words.

"So that's what you're arguing about?" Kamelia gave Milka to her mother who was not carried away like the others.

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