*There are two types of letters in the Urdu alphabet:*

Number 1:

*Those with dots (dotted), such as:*

ش، چ، ج، ظ، ض، ق، غ، ث، ت، ب etc.

Number 2:

*Those without dots (dotless), such as:*

ح، ع، ط، س، ر، ص، و، ک، ل، م، د etc.

*Letters without dots are considered strong and powerful, while dotted letters are considered weak and fragile.*

*Now, observe closely:*

Sasural (In-laws' house)

Susar (Father-in-law)

Saas (Mother-in-law)

Sala (Brother-in-law)

Sali (Sister-in-law)

*None of these words contain a single dot, because all these relationships are extremely strong and powerful!*

The word *Damaad* (Son-in-law) also doesn't have a dot on any of its letters, because he too becomes very powerful after marriage.

You can judge the power of *Damaad* and *Saas* by the fact that no matter which direction you read them from (left to right or right to left), they remain *Damaad* and *Saas*!

Meaning, not only is their straight side straight, but even their reverse side is straight!

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*Therefore, take special care of these five pillars (Arkaan-e-Khamsa)!*