bilal i love you for the sake of allah , inshallah may allah preserve and guide us to be like the righteous predeccesors

The prophet.

Hello assalamualaikum dear if you interested can we share number but I’m 26

Ya Allah please bless this person and everyone else with excellent spouses insha'Allah

اللهم رزقهما زوجا صالحا يا رب العالمين

May Allah ease your affairs and bless you both with the best of men. Ameen

May ALLAH SUBHANNAHU WATAALA ACCEPT UR DUA INSHA ALLAH...ALLAHUMA AAMEEN

Ameen May الله grant you both and all the Muslims with a righteous spouse and children who will be the coolness of the eyes. Allahuma Ameen

Allah wil help u😊

Unfortunately in this age of phones, the listening and talking is no more. Before everyone attacks me, I experience it daily and my female associates also feel the same. I pray we are all guided and Allah protects our marriage. And trust me when I say I have a smile for him, fulfil his every need, look good for him and want to spend time with him. Allah protect us from the shaytaan.

Wa alaikum salaam warahmatu Llahi wabarakaatuh,

Wow, nange nkawulidde. Hahahahaaaa,oba ani yasaba amahare gempanga namagi. Hahahaha

we would like to go with you...wa alaykum salaam

Naye Maka 😂😂😂

Muhammad salafi when do you hope to go?

Really?

Search 5 pillars of Marriage by sister Haleh Banani. She has videos on KZfaq too.

@@76naaz thanks

maashaa'Allaah, you are fortunate for you to have a husband. we are here struggling to finding one.

Marriage is not obligatory in islam. It is recommended and Sunnah. That said if you have kids, you can always remarry with a man who also has kids. Similar circumstances can alleviate some of the issues you speak of. I know this is an issue particular to you sisters but you can still be a good parent while also having your own companion.If Allah wills it, don't deny yourself his blessings. But I understand your predicament and my advice is to always be vigilant and guard your children with hawks eye. May Allah make it easy for you.

Could you please provide reference to when Fatima ra lived with her mother in law?

@@solacinglight7788 It was narrated by Ali; “I said to my mother: Take care of bringing water and other errands for Fatimah, and she will take care of grinding flour and making dough for you.” [Majma az-Zawa’id] Ibn Hajar narrated in al-Isabah that ‘Ali said: A suit of brocade was given to the Messenger of Allah salallahualayuwasallam, and he said: “No, rather make them into veils and give them to the Fatimahs.” It was cut into four pieces: a headcovering for Fatimah the daughter of the Messenger of Allah salallahualayuwasallam, a headcovering for Fatimah bint Asad, a headcovering for Fatimah bint Hamzah and he did not mention the fourth These can be found with other references from the book ali ibn abi Talib by as Sallabi Unfortunately this isn't working for me now but you can find this online

Brother, respectfully, the references no where mention they lived together under one roof. That is your personal interpretation of them. The first part simply talks about sharing some chores. That doesnt mean they live together. It could be more effecient that way and distributed among both houses later. The second is about gifting a suit which is then divided into pieces for all the ladies. Again does not prove them all living together. I have also never once seen these brought up in support of living together with inlaws in islamic fatwas or fiqh which is longstanding. It would be strange that the 1400 years of ihma'ah has somehow missed out on these references and forgotten to include them in their works and rulings. According to the authentic hadith collections like Bukhari, Muslim, Trimizi etc Ali was mainly raised by the prophet and his first wife and lived with them. Also we know that Fatima and Ali lived in a single room house. That is why, when one night the prophet came by, he did not step inside so to not interrupt Ali and Fatima being intimate or undressed etc but instead made them aware that he was outside waiting. Outside. It would be highly strange for ones bedroom to open put into the street unless that was the bedroom was the entire house. When Ali was due to marry Fatima, we know his home consisted of one room which was then decorated with the dowry the women had bought for him with Ali's money. The prophet had many daughters, and they all lived separately including Fatima. It's important to distinguish between culture and Deen instead of trying to fit cultural norms into Islam, even if unwittingly.

First of all day say AllahumaBarek. Secondly this brother has been well known for a decade plus now and never had his own channel. So now that he finally has one in great quality with new episodes weekly, people want to benefit. He’s been doing this since I was a kid, you better recognise 💯

@@TheOne-uc9rzJazakAllahu khairan! Our ummah needs more people like you

@scarpelli114 It’s knowledge. We have been waiting for his channel for a while now

Brother has also been on other channels which introduced us to him.. especially when he spoke of his loss of son and brother and how to survive that ordeal in good faith.. many people can relate to that pain.. MashAllah he is so eloquent and knowledgeable that people come and stay for more..

it's just the Sheikh's wisdom and the simplicity and passion with which he delivers the message.Alhamdulillah.

Bukhari (6968) and Muslim (1419) - ‘that the virgin and woman cannot be made to marry a until they are asked for their consent first’ Ibn Majah (1874) - story of the woman ‘Barirah’ with the prophet pbuh.

​@@belal.assaadjazakallah khair

Jazakallah brother