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Islamic guidance
What the deen says about marriage, the wali, and choosing well.
65 articles
Marriage as an Act of Worship: Understanding the Islamic Perspective
Marriage in Islam is not only a social institution. It is not only a legal contract. It is not only a source of companionship,…
Marriage in Islam: A Complete Guide for Muslims
Marriage occupies an important place in Islam. It is not viewed simply as a social tradition, a romantic relationship or a legal agreement between…
Marriage, Mercy and Companionship in Islam
Marriage in Islam is not built on attraction alone. It is not sustained by romance alone. And it does not remain strong simply because…
The Importance of Good Character in Muslim Marriage
When Muslims think about choosing a spouse, they often focus on major criteria. Religion. Family background. Education. Profession. Financial stability.
The Purpose of Marriage in Islam
Marriage is one of the most significant relationships a Muslim may enter during their lifetime. It affects faith, family, emotions, finances, companionship, intimacy, children…
The Rights and Responsibilities of Husband and Wife in Islam
Marriage in Islam is not built on affection alone. Love matters. Mercy matters. Companionship matters. But a stable marriage also needs something more structured:
What Islam Says About Finding a Life Partner
Finding a husband or wife is one of the most important decisions a Muslim may ever make. A career can change. A person can…
What Makes a Successful Muslim Marriage?
A successful Muslim marriage is not a marriage without problems. It is not a marriage in which the husband and wife agree about everything.…
Balancing Family Expectations and Personal Choice in Marriage
Marriage is one of the clearest areas where personal choice and family expectations can collide. A person may meet someone they believe would make…
Family Involvement Without Pressure: Finding the Right Balance
Family involvement can be one of the greatest strengths of Muslim marriage. A supportive family can help someone: identify a suitable spouse; investigate character;
How Should Families Be Involved When Choosing a Spouse?
Marriage may begin with two people, but it rarely affects only two people. A husband and wife eventually become connected to: parents; siblings; grandparents;
Questions Parents Should Ask When Their Child Is Considering Marriage
When a son or daughter begins considering marriage, parents often feel a strong sense of responsibility. They want to protect their child. They want…