#Nikkah

[hamdosana]

Make dua for your partner in every salah.

Even if you’re not married yet. Pray to Allah to give your future spouse good health, increase their imaan, give them protection, and bless them and you when the time is right.

[nabihahahahahaha]

In the era of extravagant weddings <<<<<< A simple nikkah at home 🤍✨

[fluffy-appa]

Formula for Having a Peaceful Home

Abu Darda said to his wife Umm Darda (رضي الله عنهما)

“If I become angry, then try to please me. If you become angry, then I will try to please you. Were we not to act this way, how quickly would we be separated!”

📓—[Rawdat al-‘Uqala’, 41]

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[abujandal911]

Ibn Qudāmah al-Maqdisi رحمه الله stated:

Each of the two spouses must accompany their partner in life with fairness and kindness. Each one of them must fulfill the rights of the other without procrastinating and showing resentment.

📕 باب عشرة النساء، العمدة الفقه

[98rad]

May Allah sort my affairs/hardships help me achieve my goals and make my path to marriage easy Ameen.

[h93h]

الحمد لله

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28.06.2024

Alhamdulillah 💕

[hamdosana]

“Love someone because of Allah, Allah will make it last forever. Leave someone for Allah, Allah will give you someone much better.”

[nabihahahahahaha]

Can't wait for my Nikah day when the molvi asks me "Qabool hai??" And i take a long pause just for drama

[fluffy-appa]

ADVICE FOR THE BROTHERS:

Choosing a good mother for your children is more important than choosing a beautiful wife for yourself.

Your best display is for your wife/wives [or husband], your children, your parents, your relatives, your neighbours, your friends and those whom have a right upon you.

Your best display is not for social media!

[wrappedinamysteryy]

Salaam, I hope this finds you in a place of peace, I wanted to request something as I know the power of duaa through my experiences, I wanted to ask if it’s ok if you can make duaa for me and my loved one, I am trying to marry someone and we both have the intention of marrying eachother and have been praying for eachother and he is waiting for me to speak to my parents but I don’t know how to approach my parents, I would be so happy if you can make duaa that Allah swt opens doors for us to get married and blesses us with a happy marriage in our khair, we want both of our families to be happy with it and our parents blessings.. I know this may be a big of a request but I am desperate for this duaa because I’ve never felt so content and at peace with so much desire to have my nikkah done

وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته

I will pray for you both. May your prayers be accepted by Allāh in the most beautiful way, granting you peace and satisfaction, Aameen. Please do seek guidance through the Istikharah prayer and make sincere duās.

If you are a man, it is essential to approach the woman's parents or her mahram to express your desire for marriage. This involves actively engaging your parents and her parents or her mahram in the process to establish a formal and respectable union.

If you are a woman, similarly, it is crucial to discuss your intentions with your parents and request your parents or mahram to initiate conversations with his mahram. Remember, true blessings arise from actions aligned with Islamic principles.

Delaying Nikah and engaging in an unIslamic relationship can lead to negative consequences rather than the happiness you seek. Therefore, it is imperative to take proactive steps towards a Nikkah that is blessed by Allāh.

Avoid actions that may upset or anger Allāh. Strive to establish a union that is founded on mutual respect, Islamic values, and most importantly Allāh's blessings.

[abujandal911]

Abdul Malik Al-Alwan: I asked my father (Shaykh Sulayman bin Nasir al Alwan), “Is lineage compatibility (كفاءة في النسب) required in marriage?”

He replied: “There is no authentic hadith establishing the requirement of lineage compatibility. Neither Allah in His Book nor the Prophet ﷺ made any compatibility a condition except for religious compatibility, which is the one that matters. Indeed, no one has superiority over a servant, nor does an Arab have superiority over a non-Arab, nor does a white person have superiority over a black person, except through piety.

Fatimah, a woman of Qurayshi lineage, married Usama bin Zayd, who was black, and it was the Prophet ﷺ himself who arranged the marriage for him. Likewise, Zayd bin Harithah, who was from the freed slaves (Mawali), married Zaynab bint Jahsh Al-Asadiyyah, and it was the Prophet ﷺ who married them. Later, after Zayd divorced her, the Prophet ﷺ himself married her.

Similarly, Abu Hudhayfah bin Utbah bin Rabī‘ah bin ‘Abd Shams married his niece, Hind bint Al-Walid bin ‘Utbah, to Sālim, a freed slave of a woman from the Ansar. These are well-established narrations found in the authentic books of hadith and the Sunnah, and there are many more like them.

The Companions did not consider anything beyond religious compatibility to be a requirement. Lineage compatibility is a right of human beings, not a right of Allah. Therefore, if a woman and her guardian are content with her marrying someone of lower lineage, it is better than her marrying a man of higher lineage who is not righteous.”

[deenkibatein]

Marrying into a good family is very important.

Don’t just pray for a good spouse, pray to have good in-laws too☺️.

#prayer #couples #love #islam #marriage