TWO SIDES OF THE COIN: Marriage

nadzifahz:

I see this post from Facebook’s timeline and yeah, I think I should share it to you. For you to contemplate. And for those who (really) want to get married, soon or later.

Here we go:

Today is my 20th wedding anniversary.

I can’t tell you exactly why it has worked all these years,…

— Abu Eesa Niamatullah [Protect This House].  And might I add, Boom! (via biochemboss)

I have a child's heart... In a jar on my desk: If there's one thing I learnt from being bought up in a muslim family

failureinthemaking:

It’s that telling the truth is very important. Whenever I’d do something bad my dad would nearly always forgive me if I told the truth about it. It’s the one thing that I can’t stand is people lying, I don’t care how messed up something that they’ve thought or said or done is as long as they tell…

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Muntaqabah: What every Muslimah should look for in a prospective husband‏

muntaqabah:

Question: What are the most important matters which should form the basis for a woman to choose a husband, and does refusing a righteous person for worldly reasons bring Allaah’s punishment upon her?

Answer: The most important attributes which a woman should seek in one proposing marriage…

Islamenta: Umm Sulaym bint Milhan

islamenta:

Among the great Muslim women who are known for their strength of character, lofty aspirations and far-sightedness in their choice of a husband is Umm Sulaym bint Milhan, who was one of the first Ansaar women to embrace Islam. She was married to Malik ibn Nadar, and bore him a son, Anas. When she…

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— Imam Jafar AlSadiq (a.s)

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— Charles Bukowski (via aseeyax)

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— Ibn Taymiyyah (via pennypr0ud)

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