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Re: Marriage in Islam <3
« Reply #225 on: February 21, 2012, 05:25:31 pm »
SHORT, HEART TOUCHING LOVE STORY: "Today, I have an elderly patient who is suffering from a severe case of Alzheimer’s. He can rarely remember his own name, and he often forgets where he is and what he said just a few minutes beforehand. But by the stretch of some miracle (perhaps the miracle of love), he remembers who is wife is every morning when she shows up to spend a few hours with him. He usually greets her by saying, “Hello my beautiful Kate"."


Every time someone talks about marriage or any picture in RL etc I remember you Romeesa <3

MashaAllah, that's such a sweet and lovely post. <3 :'(

Hahaha, lol. :P
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Re: Marriage in Islam <3
« Reply #226 on: February 21, 2012, 06:46:23 pm »
Indeed it is (:


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Re: Marriage in Islam <3
« Reply #227 on: February 21, 2012, 10:00:27 pm »
Guys. :D Remember me in prayers. ::) All i need is prayers. :D
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« Reply #228 on: February 21, 2012, 10:10:10 pm »
Guys. :D Remember me in prayers. ::) All i need is prayers. :D

Of course, how can we forget ? ::)

Lots of prayers and Duas for you!! :D
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Re: Marriage in Islam <3
« Reply #229 on: February 22, 2012, 01:59:47 pm »
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVTW-oZm908

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« Reply #230 on: February 22, 2012, 02:10:35 pm »
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVTW-oZm908

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Nice one! (Y)

Funny :P
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« Reply #231 on: February 22, 2012, 03:19:14 pm »
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVTW-oZm908

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This sheikh is funny .. and informative at the same time .. :)

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Re: Marriage in Islam <3
« Reply #232 on: March 08, 2012, 03:25:19 pm »
Didn't know where to put this, but its really beautiful,

A couple made a deal the night of their Nikah to NOT open the door of their room to anybody who comes knocking in the morning for any reason, In the morning the parents of the husband came&knocked on the door, the husband and the wife were looking at each other&as they agreed before , they didn't open the door.

After a while the parents of the bride came knocking at the door... to check on them, the couple were looking at each other , then the bride dropped a tear and started crying , she said :"I cannot keep them knocking&not open the door, I miss them already"</3

The husband didn't say anything&he let her open the door for her parents.


Years&years passed&the couple had 5 children, the first ones were boys&the 5th was a little girl, when she was born the father was extremely happy that Allah blessed him with her,&he made Aqeeqa for her in grand style, people were so amazed with his joy&his happiness that they asked him, why are you so happy with her more than you were before with her older brothers?

He answered simply:"She is the one who will open the door for me"

Baby girls are the comfort of the eyes of their father
They hold the key to their mothers hearts
Daughters are really unique. They care for their parents even after they are married.
You don't simply hear of daughters abusing their parents.

To all the daughters out there, my sincere dua for you -
"May Allah (swt) make you like Fatima (RA), the daughter of our Beloved Prophet Muhammed (saw)who cared so much for her dear Father. Ameen!
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Re: Marriage in Islam <3
« Reply #233 on: March 08, 2012, 05:09:57 pm »
Didn't know where to put this, but its really beautiful,

A couple made a deal the night of their Nikah to NOT open the door of their room to anybody who comes knocking in the morning for any reason, In the morning the parents of the husband came&knocked on the door, the husband and the wife were looking at each other&as they agreed before , they didn't open the door.

After a while the parents of the bride came knocking at the door... to check on them, the couple were looking at each other , then the bride dropped a tear and started crying , she said :"I cannot keep them knocking&not open the door, I miss them already"</3

The husband didn't say anything&he let her open the door for her parents.


Years&years passed&the couple had 5 children, the first ones were boys&the 5th was a little girl, when she was born the father was extremely happy that Allah blessed him with her,&he made Aqeeqa for her in grand style, people were so amazed with his joy&his happiness that they asked him, why are you so happy with her more than you were before with her older brothers?

He answered simply:"She is the one who will open the door for me"

Baby girls are the comfort of the eyes of their father
They hold the key to their mothers hearts
Daughters are really unique. They care for their parents even after they are married.
You don't simply hear of daughters abusing their parents.

To all the daughters out there, my sincere dua for you -
"May Allah (swt) make you like Fatima (RA), the daughter of our Beloved Prophet Muhammed (saw)who cared so much for her dear Father. Ameen!

Beautiful story.

JazakaAllah khair for sharing. <3
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Re: Marriage in Islam <3
« Reply #234 on: March 09, 2012, 05:49:34 pm »



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Re: Marriage in Islam <3
« Reply #235 on: March 11, 2012, 06:07:32 pm »
.....If every day of the marriage can mirror the first day of marriage, and every night reflect the first night of marriage, then the marriage will be a euphoric experience on this world....

http://eislaminfo.blogspot.com/2012/01/marriage-keep-spark-of-love-alive.html?m=1

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« Reply #236 on: March 11, 2012, 06:15:25 pm »
^Nice lessons. :)

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is an epitome role model is every aspect of life, mA. :)
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Re: Marriage in Islam <3
« Reply #237 on: March 11, 2012, 06:27:56 pm »
If only women and men do take those morals and examples seriously, marriages in Islam would be with less problems and divorce cases. Unfortunately, both of them (men actually much more) do use the religion in another form

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« Reply #238 on: March 12, 2012, 10:19:17 am »
Allah says: “It is made lawful for you to have sexual relations with your wives on the night of the fasts. They are clothing for you and you are clothing for them…” [Sûrah al-Baqarah: 187]

Allah chose to use the word “clothing” rather than any other word to describe the special relationship between a man and his wife. Allah made the man clothing for the woman and the woman clothing for the man. The word “clothing” as used in this context is rich with meaning. It would be quite difficult to express in words every subtlety that it conveys. We shall try, however, to consider a few of the ideas that this word expresses.

1. The word “clothing” in its most literal sense is what immediately covers the body with no barrier in between.

2. The word clothing connotes the idea of equality, complementarity, and support of both a psychological and physical nature. The man has his role and the woman has hers. The woman cannot be construed as merely a vehicle to fulfill the man’s desires. She is a human being, equal to the man. Each of them is as clothing to the other in every aspect of life.

3. Clothing implies adornment and beautification. Allah says: “Take your adornment to every mosque.” [Sûrah al-A`raf: 31] A man and woman are an adornment and beautification for each other.

Ibn `Abbâs said: “Indeed, I like to dress up for a woman in the same way as I like it for a woman to dress herself up for me. This is because Allah says: ‘And they have upon you similar rights to those you have upon them in good dealings.’ And I do not like to exact from her every right to which I am entitled, since Allah says: ‘and for the man there is a degree over them’.” [Tafsîr al-Tabarî (1/625)]

Some of this beauty is of a physical kind, for a person sees in the one he truly loves beauty that others do not see.

Some of this beauty is also of an intangible nature. Faithfulness and enduring friendship are a part of faith, as the Prophet (peace be upon him) said.

A woman adorns herself with her husband when she speaks about him to her friends. She can tend to embellish her account, claiming that he loves her so much, honors her so much, and gives her so much… even when the truth is far short of all that.

4. Clothing conveys the meaning of covering and concealment. Allah says: “O children of Adam! We have bestowed upon you clothing to conceal your shame and as an adornment.” [Sûrah al-A`râf: 26]

A husband and wife screen each other from falling into sin by fulfilling one another’s needs in a lawful manner.

Likewise, they conceal from others their intimacy. They do not disclose to others the details of their physical relationship nor the secrets that they share between them nor the little problems that they have with each other. They do not allow the personal life that they share together become the topic of public discourse.

5. Clothing implies cleanliness and purity. This is why Allah commands us saying: “And your clothing, purify it.” [Sûrah al-Mudaththir: 4]

This dispels the notion that some people have that the marital relationship is somehow a “dirty” thing. There are those who disdain even talking to any length about marriage and what it entails in Islam, because of the bad feelings they have about the topic.

Allah made the institution of marriage the practice of the Prophets: “Indeed we sent Prophets before your time and provided for them wives and children.” [Sûrah al-Ra`d: 38]

It was the way of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). He said quite clearly to those of his followers who wanted to become overly ascetic: “By Allah! I am the most God-fearing among you, and yet I both fast and break my fast; I both pray and sleep; and I marry women. Whoever wishes for a way other than my way is not of me.” [Sahîh al-Bukhârî and Sahîh Muslim]

Clothing is something clean and decent and it is nothing to be ashamed of.

6. Clothing is a sign of wealth and self-sufficiency. In marriage, the husband and wife fulfill each others needs. Allah says: “And those who safeguard their private parts, except from their wives and those whom their right hands possess.” [Sûrah al-Mu’minûn: 5-6]

7. Clothing is a pleasure and a delight. Indeed, Allah has made clothing one of the pleasures of Paradise. He says: “Their clothing therein shall be of silk” [Sûrah Fâtir: 33] “And they shall wear therein green garments of fine silk and brocade.” [Sûrah al-Kahf: 31]

Marriage should indeed be a garment of pleasure. It should bring pleasure to the body and to the soul. It should bring about inner balance and alleviate tension and anxiety. Those who are denied this often suffer from depression, worry, and emotional instability.

8. Clothing provides protection, shelter, and warmth. Allah says: “…and He has made for you garments that protect you from the heat and coats of mail that protect you in battle.” [Sûrah al-Nahl: 81]

Allah says about David (peace be upon him): “And we taught him the fashioning of suits of armor to protect you in battle.” [Sûrah al-Anbiyâ’: 80]

The Prophet (peace be upon him), after he bathed, used to sometimes warm himself with his wife `A’ishah. She relates to us: “Sometimes the Prophet (peace be upon him) would bathe after having intercourse and then come to me for warmth. I would hold him to me without having had taken a bath.” [Sunan al-Tirmidhî]

9. Clothing implies peace and tranquility. Allah says: “And we have made the night a clothing.” [Sûrah al-Naba’: 10]

A husband and wife should find in one another peace and tranquility.

This is why the Prophet (peace be upon him) gave his first wife Khadîjah glad tidings of a house in Paradise made of reeds wherein there would be no turmoil or discomfort.

Abû Hurayrah relates the following:

Gabriel came to the Prophet (peace be upon him) and said: “O Messenger of Allah! Khadîjah is bringing a vessel containing broth or food or drink. When she comes to you, greet her with peace on behalf of my Lord and of myself and give her glad tidings of a house in Paradise made of reeds wherein there would be no turmoil or discomfort.” [Sahîh al-Bukhârî and Sahîh Muslim]

Scholars have commented that the reason she was given glad tidings of such a house in Paradise is that her home on Earth was like that. It was not like most other homes wherein shouting was commonplace and arguments were frequent and marital problems were rife.

10. Clothing covers a person’s body, particularly the private areas. In the same way, a wife protects her husband with herself and likewise protects his wealth and children. The husband in turn protects his wife with himself and safeguards her secrets and fulfills her needs.

Allah says: “Righteous women are devoutly obedient, guarding in their husbands’ absence what Allah would have them guard.” [Sûrah al-Nisâ’: 34]

11. Clothing connotes quality and goodness. Allah says: “Good women are for good men and good men are for good women.” [Sûrah al-Nûr: 26]

12. Clothing conveys the image of something directly touching the skin. It is an intimate bodily contact without any barrier. When the husband and wife have intimate contact, it is as if their bodies take the place of clothing. Symbolically, there is the implication of close proximity and contact throughout their life together.

13. Clothing needs to be kept fresh and clean. It needs to be washed. Likewise the marital relationship between a husband and wife must be refreshed and reinvigorated.

14. Clothing is a personal distinction. Each of us wears his or her own personal clothing. One’s husband or wife has an even greater exclusivity. Allah says: “And those who safeguard their private parts, except from their wives and those whom their right hands possess.” [Sûrah al-Mu’minûn: 5-6]

15. Clothing provides variety. Who among us would be content with only one suit of clothes? Likewise the marital life should provide variety. This is why when the Prophet (peace be upon him) was asked about the limits that Islam imposes upon a husband and wife in their intimate relations, he made it clear that everything between a husband and wife is permitted except for two things: anal sex and sex when the woman is menstruating.

Even then, the Prophet (peace be upon him) informed the husband and wife as to what they could do when she is menstruating. He said: “Engage in everything except sexual intercourse itself.” [Sahîh Muslim]
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Re: Marriage in Islam <3
« Reply #239 on: March 12, 2012, 01:56:37 pm »

Before you marry, do read My Feudal Lord (Tehmina Durrani). It's a true story and has a good lesson to teach. That is, to never marry someone who can never be yours, no matter how much you love him or her because even if love feeds a marriage, it does not keep it alive.