Tag: Muslim Matrimony

Divorce and alimony in Islam are nuanced topics that require careful consideration of rights and responsibilities.

Each relationship is unique and holds its own significance. By prioritizing kindness, open communication, and fairness, we can honor both our mothers and our wives, creating a loving and supportive family environment.

The first night of marriage is a beautiful and sacred occasion that marks the beginning of a lifelong journey together.

Stipulating conditions in an Islamic marriage contract is not only allowed but also encouraged as a means of ensuring that both partners enter the marriage with clear expectations.

As a Muslim couple prepares to tie the knot, they often wonder if there are any specific restrictions or recommendations when it comes to choosing a date and time for their nikah ceremony.

As Muslims, it is our duty to make halal easy and haram difficult. Let us simplify Nikah and remove the barriers of unnecessary customs, financial burdens, and societal pressures.