In today’s rapidly changing times, due to the influence of social media, many women affectionately call their husbands as ‘Hubby’. Most married women find it a modern, cute and romantic address.

But in such a situation the question is, should we use any word without knowing its meaning? Know the logic behind this from narrator Shivam Sadhak Maharaj?

Hubby not part of Indian tradition?

“Habi” is not an Indian tradition or a word derived from Hindi. It is basically an Arabic word, which is used in Muslim society and there it means ‘beloved’ or darling, that is, this word is foreign.

This word is not part of the Indian linguistic tradition. There is nothing wrong in this, but problems start when people adopt this word without meaning, without context and without cultural understanding.

Know the logic behind this from the narrator Shivam Sadhak?

Narrator Shivam Sadhak says that by adopting foreign words without thinking, we are gradually losing our own linguistic identity. Today we have a husband, tomorrow something else will happen, and the day after tomorrow we ourselves will forget what words were in our language.

Anyway, hundreds of addresses for husband already exist in Sanatan tradition, such as – Pati, Swami, Prannath, Jeevansathi, Ardhang, Priyatam etc. These words are not only romantic but also full of feelings of respect, responsibility and obligation. In comparison, Habi is just a trend, which has neither any Indian context nor cultural connection.

Respect your culture along with modern culture

The bitter truth of today’s times is that, in the pursuit of becoming modern, people often start considering their roots as inferior. They think that by speaking English or foreign words, they will look cooler, smarter and more progressive. Whereas in reality this does not point to progress, but to cultural insecurity.

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