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The Successful

Islamic Marriage

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May 11, 2013

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Welcome & Introduction

Hafiz Kawsar Hossain

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Finding a Suitable Partner

Shaykh Abdul Rashid Khan

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Essential Aspects in

Establishing a Home

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Hadith

Spouses are chosen for four aspects

1. Wealth

2. Lineage

3. Beauty

4. Religion

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The Righteous Spouse

Looking for religion and good character in a husband

Righteous spouse will help in all walks of life, this word and the hereafter

Important steps to take in finding the righteous spouse

Closing advice, story of the simple marriage of Abu Wada’a (RA) and the daughter of Sa’eed bin Musayyib (RA)

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Fiqh of Marriage, Intimate

Relations & Divorce

Mufti Abudllah Nana

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Fiqh of Marriage

Need to understand the rights of one's spouse

Rights of the husband in light of hadith

Rights of the wife in light of hadith

Islamic teachings of marriage is to go beyond

the basic rights

Prophetic example of marriage

Mutual piety among the couple is the key to

marital bliss

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Fiqh of Intimate Relationships Prophetic approach in openly discussing intimate issues to educate

Do not let shyness get in the way of learning about religion

How should one approach the first night?

Send ambassadors to your wife

What are among the signs of weakness of a man?

Islamic guidelines for intimate relations

a. A sacred secret between the husband and wife

b. The dua for intimate relations

c. Make an intention

d. Do not behave like donkeys!

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Fiqh of Divorce

How is Islamic divorce like a gun with three

bullets?

The balanced approach of Islam towards

divorce between two extremes

The most detestable of all permissible actions

Giving the right of divorce to the wife

What to do when marriage breaks down?

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Conclusion

Umm Dardaa's parting request to her

husband while on his deathbed

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Break & Snacks

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Incorrect Customs & Beliefs of

Marriage

Mufti Nawaz Khan

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8 Incorrect Beliefs & Customs

Who should send the proposal of marriage

Getting married is too expensive and I cannot afford it

Expenses incurred during marriage

Mahr and dowry

Jaheaz

Mehendi, Manja, and other Un-Islamic customs and

rituals

Marriage in certain months and days

Dealing with in laws, a burden or blessing?

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Conclusion

Simplicity is the key

Blessed and simple lives of the Prophet’s

(SAW) companions

The incident of Abu Darda and Salman Al

Farisi (RA)

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Marital Problems & Counseling

Dr. Rajab Ali

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Resistance to Counseling

Muslim Americans (immigrants in

particular) come from a closed society

What happens in the house is not to

be discussed with strangers

Such attitudes generate resistance to counseling

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Misconceptions About

Counseling

Myth of counseling

It is not Islamic, it is an American practice

Entire community will know about it

It costs money

The counselor will force me to take action

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Islamic Basis for Counseling

Counseling in Quran and Sunnah

Parable of a good word (14 : 24-27)

Hadith “A good word is charity”

Hadith about 3 levels of correcting a

wrong

Husband and wife are to live in harmony

and respect (30 :21)

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Appropriate Time for

Counseling

When to leverage counseling?

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Asr Prayer

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The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him and his

progeny) said: “The first thing that Allah made

obligatory upon my Ummah was the five prayers; and

the first thing from their acts of worship that shall be

taken up will be the five prayers; and the first thing

that they will be questioned about will be the five

prayers.”

Kanzul `Ummal, Volume 7, Tradition 18859

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Darus Suffah Vision

Shaykh Samir Ali

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Our Goal

Darus Suffah is YOUR organization

Hadith of the Prophet (SAW)

Cater to the needs of each and every individual

Learn, practice and propagate the Knowledge of Deen

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Preservation of Religious

Knowledge

Allah (SWT) sends messenger and their

representatives

The scripture is revealed in totality and the

ahkaam are taught

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Preservation of Religious

Knowledge Cont’d

That group holds on to it, and passes it on

(virtue of Khayrul Quroon)

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Seeking Religious Knowledge

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Our Special Institution &

Scholars

Provide an environment and platform for

the younger generation

Ayah from the Quran

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Hifz Program & It’s Benefits

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Other Programs & Services

Aalim course and it’s benefits

Workshops, general learning and it’s

importance

Makaatib – practical example

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Dinner

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Maghrib Prayer

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The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him and his

progeny) has said: “The prayer of a person is (in reality)

a light in his heart, so whoever desires, can illuminate

his heart (by means of prayers).”

Kanzul `Ummal, Volume7, Tradition 18973

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The Spiritual Aspects of

Marriage

Shaykh Tameem Ahmadi

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Married Life of the Prophet

(SAW)

The Prophet (SAW) was a role model and

an exemplar for us in all aspects of life

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His (SAW) Character was the

Qur’an

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4 Rules for a Successful

MarriageDr. Willard F. Harley, author of the international best seller, His Needs, Her Needs: Building and Affair Proof Marriage, which has sold over three million copies and is available in twenty-two foreign translations, writes:

“Almost all social rules and laws are made to help people consider the feelings of others. They are not needed when people feel like being considerate; they are needed when people are tempted to be thoughtless.

A speed limit is a good example. For those who drive safely, the speed laws are not necessary. It's only for those who are tempted to travel at a speed that endangers the lives of others that we need to enforce a limit.”

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Rule 1: The Rule of Care

Meet your spouse’s most important

emotional needs

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Rule 2: The Rule of Protection

Avoid being the cause of your spouse's

unhappiness

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Rule 3: The Rule of Honesty

Reveal to your spouse as much

information about yourself as you know;

your

thoughts, feelings, habits, likes, dislikes, per

sonal history, daily activities, and plans for

the future

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Rule 4: The Rule of Time

Take time to give your spouse your

undivided attention

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Prophet’s (SAW) Conduct &

Example

Imitate the Prophet in his conduct and

follow his example

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Closing Remarks

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Isha Prayer

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Imam As-Sadiq (peace be upon him) has said: “The

first thing for which a person shall be subjected to

reckoning is prayers. If they are accepted, all his other

deeds shall (also) be accepted. But if rejected, all his

other deeds shall (also) be rejected.”

Wasa’ilush Shi`a, Volume 3, Page 22

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