Nikah Explorer Blog

Nikah can happen in Ramadan and there is no harm in it to tie the knot between people in the month of Ramadan except the days of hajj.

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Islam encourages sharing love between every relationship and Islam is the religion of peace and love. Since Islam is the religion of love then how is it possible that Islam could be against the celebration of love?

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Islam has defined the rights of both husband and wife, and no one can deny them. ALLAH Almighty said in the Holy Quran:

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Every individual of the World needs rights from birth till his death. Morally good actions and activities which are acceptable by all human are called Rights.

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Nikah is the most important event considered in Islam. It is an Arabic word. In Islamic law the word nikah is a legal term which is used for marriage of Muslims. It is a legal agreement between the bride and groom.

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Islam gives women human rights to live their lives. Before Islam, the daughters were buried after birth, and society was not given equal rights to women.

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The wife does not have to serve any of her in-laws, whether it is the father, mother, brothers or sisters of her husband, in almost any matter, major or minor, until they tell her to do anything that Islam requires,

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Present your husband affection, gratitude, and love in order to be a good Muslim wife, also ask him to address you in almost the same way. Bear responsibility for your everyday life, and appreciate the beauty of one another.

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Serving husband is compulsory for the wife; however this does not imply at all that he really does not pay close attention to the condition and requirements of the wife. It is possible to explore the issue further, as follows:

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“To Allah belongs the dominion of the heavens and the earth; He creates what he wills. He gives to whom He wills female [children], and He gives to whom He wills males.

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