Nikah is an important and religiously significant event in islam the union of two individuals in matrimony.
Nikah is an important and religiously significant event in islam the union of two individuals in matrimony.
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marriage is seen as a lifelong commitment, And the intention should be to establish a loving and stable family based on mutual respect love and understanding.
marriage is seen as a lifelong commitment, And the intention should be to establish a loving and stable family based on mutual respect love and understanding.
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the biggest reason is Because it protects us from obscenty and adultery. than it's in our nature that we can't live alone, every human needs someone to be him/her. ALLAH S.W.T. created us in pairs.
the biggest reason is Because it protects us from obscenty and adultery. than it’s in our nature that we can’t live alone, every human needs someone to be him/her. ALLAH S.W.T. created us in pairs.
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شادی انسان کے ایمان کی تکمیل کا سبب ہے اور انسانی ضروریات کو مدنظر رکھتے ہوئے اللہ تعالی نے انسان کے لیے یہ رشتہ بنایا ہے اور سے انسان کا نسب آگے بڑھتا ہے
شادی انسان کے ایمان کی تکمیل کا سبب ہے اور انسانی ضروریات کو مدنظر رکھتے ہوئے اللہ تعالی نے انسان کے لیے یہ رشتہ بنایا ہے اور سے انسان کا نسب آگے بڑھتا ہے
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جنسیات کے متعلق اسلام کی پوری رہنمائی موجود ہے اور جنسی ضروریات کے پورا کرنے کے لیے نکاح کا رشتہ بنایا گیا ہے جنسی خواہشات انسان کے اندر فطری طور پر رکھی گئی ہیں اس لیے اسلام نے اسکا مکمل حل دیا ہے
جنسیات کے متعلق اسلام کی پوری رہنمائی موجود ہے اور جنسی ضروریات کے پورا کرنے کے لیے نکاح کا رشتہ بنایا گیا ہے
جنسی خواہشات انسان کے اندر فطری طور پر رکھی گئی ہیں اس لیے اسلام نے اسکا مکمل حل دیا ہے
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Follow these five instructions, if you are going to a Muslim wedding. 1. Traditional Dress: When attending a Muslim wedding, traditional dress is highly recommended. Depending on your regional background, culture, and gender. Traditional dress could include anything from an Ikat patterned silk sareeRead more
Follow these five instructions, if you are going to a Muslim wedding.
1. Traditional Dress:
When attending a Muslim wedding, traditional dress is highly recommended. Depending on your regional background, culture, and gender. Traditional dress could include anything from an Ikat patterned silk saree to a shalwar kameez. Generally speaking conservative dress that covers shoulders and knees should be worn at all times. Shorter length skirts or dresses are prohibited.
2. Jewelry:
Many Muslims enjoy wearing gold jewelry as part of their wedding ceremony. Pieces such as jhumka earrings and maang tikhas (traditional Indian head pieces) can help elevate your look no matter what you are wearing. It does not need to be real jewelry.
3. Shoes & Accessories:
A good pair of closed shoes is essential if you plan on attending a Muslim wedding ceremony and will help keep you comfortable throughout the day too. Open toe shoes, flip-flops and stilettos are not appropriate for this event. Other small accessories like necklaces, beaded lockets, or even bangles help add subtle flair to your chosen outfit.
4. Makeup & Hairstyle:
Keep makeup light with breezy pastel colors that go well with your ensemble for natural looking hairstyles using hair oil is another good idea. You want to look elegant not distracting so avoid heavy eyeshadow or dramatic haircuts and styles during a Muslim wedding ceremony unless specifically instructed otherwise by the bride’s family beforehand.
5. Colors To Wear:
Narrow down your color shades by choosing demure neutral hues is also essential when attending a Muslim wedding. Stay away from vivid shades like reds or purples. These colors are too sharp to notice by others. Just keep colors light in your choice of colors like ivory, white and silver.
6. Final Touches:
Small details such as draping beaded necklaces around the shoulder region (for women only), adding an ornamented dupatta/hijab pinned back neatly in place (stringently required every time when outdoors), quick touch ups like brushing loose strands of hair off one’s face. Others just covering body is the Islamic religion is required.
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The Islamic marriage is a Nikha a legal and religious to makes sure both boy and girl are now a couple. In Islamic marriage, a man should give mehr to his wife. Mehr is just like security for women. This right given by Islam. This is a religious and legally binding security that she must receive, anRead more
The Islamic marriage is a Nikha a legal and religious to makes sure both boy and girl are now a couple. In Islamic marriage, a man should give mehr to his wife. Mehr is just like security for women. This right given by Islam. This is a religious and legally binding security that she must receive, and the husband has to make sure to provide it.
A Muslim marriage is a very serious matter. It involves two witnesses and requires the consent of both parties. However, the wedding ceremony can be very friendly and can take place amongst friends and family. 99% of Muslim marriages are arranged marriages. They are usually performed by a lawful Islamic authority, such as an Imam, or nikah Registrar of a Jamaat.
An arranged marriage is a safer and more secure type of marriage. That is the reason Muslim marriages have higher rates of success.
After the wedding ceremony is over, guests will wish the new couple well and will usually hand out sweets. These are not only a form of congratulations, but they are also a way of honoring the bride and groom.
The ceremony also involves a dua, or Dua, that the Imam recites to bless the marriage. The word “dua” comes from the Arabic word for pray. During the Nikah, the bride is protected by her husband’s guardian, who is tasked with protecting her social and religious rights.
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According to authentic hadiths, Umm al-Mu'minin Hazrat Aisha (RA) was married by her father Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique (RA) to the Prophet (PBUH) at the age of six, and at the age of nine, he married her. The leave was effected. صحيح البخاري (5 / 55): "حدثني فروة بن أبي المغراء، حدثنا علي بن مسهر، عنRead more
According to authentic hadiths, Umm al-Mu’minin Hazrat Aisha (RA) was married by her father Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique (RA) to the Prophet (PBUH) at the age of six, and at the age of nine, he married her. The leave was effected.
صحيح البخاري (5 / 55):
“حدثني فروة بن أبي المغراء، حدثنا علي بن مسهر، عن هشام، عن أبيه، عن عائشة رضي الله عنها، قالت: «تزوجني النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم وأنا بنت ست سنين، فقدمنا المدينة فنزلنا في بني الحارث بن خزرج، فوعكت فتمرق شعري، فوفى جميمة فأتتني أمي أم رومان، وإني لفي أرجوحة، ومعي صواحب لي، فصرخت بي فأتيتها، لاأدري ما تريد بي فأخذت بيدي حتى أوقفتني على باب الدار، وإني لأنهج حتى سكن بعض نفسي، ثم أخذت شيئاً من ماء فمسحت به وجهي ورأسي، ثم أدخلتني الدار، فإذا نسوة من الأنصار في البيت، فقلن على الخير والبركة، وعلى خير طائر، فأسلمتني إليهن، فأصلحن من شأني، فلم يرعني إلا رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم ضحى، فأسلمتني إليه، وأنا يومئذ بنت تسع سنين»”.
Translation: There is a hadith on the authority of Hazrat Aisha, who said: I was six years old when I got married to the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him. got down, then I got a fever (so severe) that my hair started falling out and it reached my ears, then (one day) I was sitting in a swing with some of my friends when my mother Umm Ruman came to me and urged me. called from, I went to him in the situation that I did not know why he had called, he held my hand and made me stand at the door of a house. Then they took some water and rubbed their hands on my face and head, then they let me inside the house and I saw some Ansari women in the room, they said come with blessings and good luck. My mother. referred me to him, then he beautified me, then at the time of Chasht, Hazrat came and he referred me to him, at that time I was nine years old. Only God knows
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