Nikah Explorer Blog

In Islam, family established through marriage. The knot of Nikah between man and woman consists of three bonds.

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Abu Mas’ud Al-Ansari narrated, that Prophet Mohammad (P.B.U.H) said, "When a Muslim spends something on his family intending to receive Allah's reward it is regarded as Sadaqa for him."

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There is no caste system in Islam, therefore to marry someone from a different caste is absolutely allowed but the religion should be same as it matters a lot.

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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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Zina is the most disliked act in Islam and is forbidden (haram). Prophet Mohammad (P.B.U.H) said that adultery is among the biggest sin. It is a shameful and evil act which leads to so many roads to other evils

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In order to get to Jannah, a person has to make sure that he is the best to his spouse/Spouses. Do not shout at your spouse’s for mistakes they make. A Hadeeth says: “The best from amongst you are those who are best to their wives.”

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Nikah Mutah means Temporary Marriage which means a man marries a woman for a specific amount of time.

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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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The Arabic word for divorce is talaq which means "freeing or undoing the knot" by the pronouncement of certain words. Divorce is of three kinds:

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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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