If I were you in this situation, I would keep in mind that depending on how I react, it could come back and bite me in the ass, like
>>1470582 said, through employment specifically. When you have that solidified in your head, you have to PERSONALLY disown her. This does not mean to make a scene, or announce your disownment. You have to do it passively, nonchalantly.
Do not provide her support financially or emotionally. If she's old enough to be getting married, she should be old enough to either
>A) provide for herselfor
>B) rely on Jamal, somehowMeaning that your obligation as a father is entirely out of the picture. She needs money? Nope. She's feeling sad? You're busy.
While she's wrapped up in the honeymoon phase of what she thinks is good for her, you have to dismantle every other supportive role (hoping you're the primary source of it) so that WHEN things come crashing down, which it WILL for her, she feels like she's as low as she can possibly be - no support from her father and stuck in a relationship with a fucking coon.
Every stereotype of her situation will come rushing to her head and that's when she'll begin to realize the mistake that she has made.
