Marriage
Marriage in Islam
Islamic marriage (Nikah) is more than a social contract—it’s a sacred bond and an act of Ibaadah (worship). The Quran and Sunnah provide clear guidance on the purpose of marriage, the rights of spouses, and the values that should govern a marital relationship. This article explores the significance of marriage in Islam, its spiritual and social benefits, and the prophetic model of marital life.
Islamic Marriage – Principles & Teachings
How to choose a Spouse in Islam
Islamic Marriage advice for Couples
Divorce in Islam & Marital Challenges
Planning an Islamic Wedding
- Marriage Breakdown
- Key Advice for Newly Weds
- Pre-Marital Relations
- 100 Pre Marital Questions
- Nikah Khutbah Translated
- Characteristics of a Pious Husband
- Characteristics of a Pious Wife
- The Need for Simple Weddings
- How to Select a Good Spouse
- Finding a Marriage Partner
- For Ever After…
- Lovesickness
- A Happy Formula
- Happy Husband and Wife
- Keep the Spark of Love Alive
- After Divorce
- Nurturing Marital Love
- Marriage – Half Your Deen
- Help Me Respect You Mum
- How to have an Islamic Wedding
- Why do You Always go Crying to Your Mum?
- The Bond of Holy Love
- Overlooking the Shortcomings of a Spouse
- Recipe for a Successful Marriage
- 4 Reasons for marriage
- Nikah
Islamic Guidance on Pregnancy
Parenting-Raising Children in Islam
- 10 Principles for the Upbringing of Children
- The Reward for Good Husbands & Fathers
- Nurturing Children
- Manners for Young Children
- Quality Time with Dad
- Advice to Mothers
- Have you Talked with Your Child Today?
- Mother and Son
- Reprimanding Children
- Dua for children
- Naming the child
- 10 Things you must Not Do with your child
- Religious Education for Children
- Advice to a Daughter
- Consequences of an Absent Father
