Muslim Marriage

Hazrat Khadija (R.A) was the first wife of Prophet Mohammad (P.B.U.H) and the first woman who accepted Islam.

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Do you know what the Love is? Does Islam allow love? What are limitations set by Islam in regard to Love? This blog answers all these emerging thoughts which every Muslim might have.

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Misyar marriage is when a man and woman marry with each other as per the Shariah but the woman refuses to follow some of her rights which she is supposed to do being a wife.

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In Islam, Nikah is the most beautiful bond between a man and woman who are legally tied in the bond of marriage.

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Marital rape means when a person asks his wife forcefully, to have a sexual intercourse in an improper way or in the ways Allah has prohibited. Allah says in Quran in Surah Al-Baqarah, verse 222:

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Muslim woman’s pregnancy and giving birth to a child is one of the ways to fulfill the Islamic Shari’ah. Bearing a child for nine months in the womb and then bringing that child into this world is an act which is very dear to Allah.

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Marriage is a social institution as old as the human race itself. It may be defined as a relation between a man and a woman who is recognized by custom or law and involves certain rights and duties, both in the case of the parties entering the Union, and in case of the children born.

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The Quran tells us the clear guidelines for marriage. One of the main things which a Muslim should look for his/her spouse is a similarity in religion.

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Allah has created the husband the protector and the most responsible person in the relationship of Nikah. Husband is better in rational thinking than the wife in many cases.

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Islam allows a man to marry four wives at the same time, but there are some limitations too. Islam prohibited men from marrying some specific women

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