The Story Behind the Mubashra Ali Mufti

The Mubashra Ali tribe of Rajasthan, India has a rich history. They have been ruling the state for centuries. The most significant mubashra was born around thirteen centuries back. It is said that the mubashra was loved by the king for his intelligence and many great deeds he did on behalf of the kingdom. Many historians believe that the mubashra was the solution to all the marital problems that the king had been facing.

On this day, the mubashra is believed to have performed many tasks that helped the couple to become happily married. The mubashra told the groom that his life would be happy, and the mubashra performed several acts to make the groom happy. These included asking the couple to take up yoga and jogging on the holy sand dunes. They were also asked to build temples that would be dedicated to both of them.

The mubashra performed a ceremony called "Namaste" in which he stated that he was offering his services to the couple to perform the wedding. In return, the bride's father welcomed him and bestowed upon him the best man's chair. This is the tradition that the mubashra believes started. After this, the couple went their separate ways. The mubashra returned to his village and lived there until they got marry. This is when he began to do a lot of good deeds.

The wedding itself was an ordeal to the mubashra. As the day of the wedding approached, he had trouble sleeping. Finally, he decided to eat breakfast with the bride and groom. He took them to the spot where the daisies bloomed and offered them sweets. They happily ate their meals and enjoyed watching the sunset.

As the wedding neared, the groom realized that he was not getting along with the bride. He offered to give her a sewing basket as a present. However, she refused it. The mubashra went to the shed where he kept the sewing basket. After putting his tools back, he went outside and sat under the trees to contemplate.

Suddenly, a daisy appeared from behind a bush and began to talk to him. He was so pleased that he ran over to her and gave her a daisy ribbon. As he was leaving, the daisies wanted to play a game of tag. He caught one of them and threw it to the ground. As a reward for his kindness, the daisies said that they would always wash his clothes for the next year.

On the wedding day, the mubashra and the groom were welcomed by the priest. The bride presented him with a daisy piece which is considered as a holy element. It is believed that if you put sweets in front of a funeral pyre then the spirits of those who have passed away will find your offering and bless you on your wedding day. This is why the mubashra carries a number of daisies. It is said that if these flowers are put into water then the flowers will be able to pass on to the husband after his death.

The mubashra is believed to bring happiness and prosperity to a family. The mubashra is also associated with the wind. As it is considered to be a lucky daisy, many believe that a mubashra planted near a staircase or on the doorstep will bring good luck to the owner of the house. It is also said that if you buy a white silk dupatta with two daisies and wear it on your wedding day then the luck will go your way.