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  HALAL MUSLIM COUPLE TIPS: A happy marriage doesn't need the ideal house, flawless kids, the ultimate job, or the best car! Just needs perfect commitments & unconditional love.  Here are  seven keys  to a great relationship:  1. A good relationship with Allah: Any marriage built on Haram or nurtured with haram is going to be the breeding ground for problems. If you keep having problems in your marriage, you the husband, and the wife should check your relationship with Allah; there could be something haram you're doing or a compulsory Halal you've abandoned like prayer on time, etc.   2- Friendship: Try to be your spouse's best friend. No matter what happens, be a friend first, and a lover later. 3- Trust: The key element to any relationship is trust, so before starting this beautiful journey with your spouse, learn to trust in all circumstances. A marriage without trust is the foundation of all problems! 4- Understanding: Try to figure out each other and work out

𝐅𝐚𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐟𝐮𝐥 𝐑𝐨𝐥𝐞 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐲𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 𝐚 𝐖𝐢𝐟e This world is filled with temporary joy but the best temporary joy is a righteous wife. I can't emphasize enough the importance of having a supportive wife. Men should choose a woman that will be a great help and can nourish children because the next generation needs good leadership from parents. — Loving a man, encouraging him to greatness, participating, and helping him become more successful.  There are two things about women in this world. One is a woman that will cheer you, helps you, and make you feel like a king. Second, is a woman who loves to spend what you've earned and doesn't want to be nourished.  In reference, I've read a story that appeared during the Expedition of the Trench. During the digging, The Prophet ﷺ had tied stones to his stomach to alleviate the severe pangs of hunger. When Jabir bin Abdullah perceived the Prophet's ﷺ hunger it deeply struck him. Straightaway he went home and asked

 In Islam, the role of a husband carries certain responsibilities and duties.  God says in the Qur-an, "Men are the protectors and maintainers of women, because God has given the one more (strength) than the other, and because they support them from their means." These obligations are outlined in the Quran and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). While the specific practices and interpretations may vary among different cultural and regional contexts, there are general principles that highlight the responsibilities of a husband in Islam. Here are some key aspects: • Provision and Financial Support: A husband is responsible for providing for the material needs of his wife and family. This includes housing, food, clothing, and other necessities. It is his duty to strive to the best of his ability to fulfill these obligations. • Protection and Security: A husband is tasked with protecting and ensuring the safety of his wife and family. This involves physical,

  Parental rights in Islam  Every Muslim man and woman must pay for the rights of their parents.  The rights of parents are mentioned in the Holy Quran.  "And your Lord has commanded that you worship none but Allah and treat your parents well. If one or both of them reach old age, don't say to them, "Uff.''   Don't even say, nor rebuke them, and talk to them with great politeness, and gently bend the arms for both of them and keep supplicating (to Allah) O my Lord!  Have mercy on both of them as they raised me (with mercy and compassion) in my childhood.   Al-Israa, 17: 23-24 Serving, obeying, and honoring parents is obligatory in every part of the age, be it old or young, but the mention of old age is special because, at this age, parents also get irritated at times, and reason and understanding also start responding.  And they also get various diseases.  If they become in need of service, their wishes and demands also become something that becomes difficult