Advice to Muslims on Marriage, Divorce and Intimacy *LIVESTREAM*

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00:00:00 Don't Push Him Away, Sis - Naaema Umm Eesa
02:13:00 How to Avoid Divorce - Rayesa Gheewala
03:08:59 How to Deal with Infidelity - Sr Haleh Banani5 - 6 - ‘Don’t Push Him Away, Sis!’ - Naaema Umm Eesa
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[@stersterretje9702]

I listen to this video over and over again. "It was and always be only you and Allah" so beautiful.

[@abubakaraisha1003]

Replay! Jazakillahu khayran Sister Na'ima and all the amazing speakers!!

[@SairaSabir1443AH]

@26:00 deception is not Worth it, seek Jannah

[@contentment8875]

Please can you talk about toxic marriage/relationship. When you are in a situation you can’t leave the marriage/ relationship.

[@sweethealing.ummeesa]

JazzakAllahu khayr for your comment. I think you may have misunderstood my point. It's a generic conversation sis...not specific to anyone and was regarding full time work and responsibilities. I was highlighting a conversation with my revert sisters on giving them another world view against what they believe is the norm. I wanted to widen their perspective on marriage and show them that we have defined roles and responsibilities in Islam. This whole 50/50 may be fine in the beginning but what happens when you can't work and the husband has now become dependent on your income. We may be aiding our husbands in not providing properly and then some say, what's wrong with stay at home dad's etc... we have fallen for role reversal and this isnt good overall for a wholesome society. Exceptions are fine...but let's not make it the rule. However, I cannot say to a sister who is working full time or part time that she's not fulfilling her primary duties. That's her home and her affairs and between her and her husband. May Allah bless our homes and grant us goodness ☺️

[@MaryamAbubakar-jy5pg]

Jakillah sister

[@SairaSabir1443AH]

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[@fadumo5598]

Sister jizakallah

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[@zamanamini1521]

Barik Allah fi dear sis. You are doing brilliant job for this Ummah and big thanks sis

[@fadumo5598]

Canada

[@supportingsistersuk2238]

Not sure about the comments regarding women working by umm easa ..I think it needs to be thought through better. There's nothing with children being left with grandma or another trusted person once or twice a week. They may value from it as children. Mum values the time off . And that may be her break. That's doesn't mean she's falling short of her responsibility

[@sweethealing.ummeesa]

JazzakAllahu khayr for your comment. I think you may have misunderstood my point. It's a generic conversation sis...not specific to anyone and was regarding full time work and responsibilities. I was highlighting a conversation with my revert sisters on giving them another world view against what they believe is the norm. I wanted to widen their perspective on marriage and show them that we have defined roles and responsibilities in Islam. This whole 50/50 may be fine in the beginning but what happens when you can't work and the husband has now become dependent on your income. We may be aiding our husbands in not providing properly and then some say, what's wrong with stay at home dad's etc... we have fallen for role reversal and this isnt good overall for a wholesome society. Exceptions are fine...but let's not make it the rule. However, I cannot say to a sister who is working full time or part time that she's not fulfilling her primary duties. That's her home and her affairs and between her and her husband. May Allah bless our homes and grant us goodness ☺️

[@SairaSabir1443AH]

from Pakistan

[@anisajones2028]

:”There will come upon the people years of deceit…” → ‘Abdullah Ibn Masood (radi Allahu ‘anhu) on a time when the Speakers will be many and the Scholars will be few Posted on Tue 5 Dhul Hijjah 1432AH 1-11-2011AD by islamtees The following saying of the great Sahabi, ‘Abdullah ibn Masood (رضي الله عنه‏) is worthy of reflection: Abu Khaithama narrated to us, saying: Jareer reported to us from ‘Abdullaah ibn Yazeed, i.e. As-Sahbaanee, from Kumail bin Ziyaad that ‘Abdullaah (bin Mas’ood) said: “Verily, you are in a time in which the scholars are many and the speakers are few. And verily there will come a time after you in which the speakers will be many and the scholars will be few.” [This narration in mawqoof form has an authentic chain. Its narrators are all narrators from the two Saheeh Collections, except for ‘Abdullaah bin Yazeed As-Sahbaanee. However, he is trustworthy and his biography can be found in al-Jarh wat-Ta’deel. Source: from the book, The Book of Knowledge, by Imaam Abu Khaithama Zuhayr bin Harb An-Nasaa’ee (died 234H), with Verification and Notes by Imaam Muhammad Naasir-ud-Deen Al-Albaanee, Al-Ibaanah Book Publishing.

[@zamanamini1521]

Allah akbar there is a lot of people in this Dunya everybody knows their names but in the Sky no one knows them. But in this Dunya there is people everyone knows their name in the Skies but no one in this Earth

[@zubairdickerson5958]

Salamu alaikum q can.your wife have a site down but their wad not said i divores you and what should a bro do

[@equityfeminist2245]

Is it compulsory to get married after a divorce

[@GoodBoyFx]

My story i share w/ community as a male 38 in NYC, my wife 25 yr old in PKstan whom i nikka 2yrs ago has refuse to forego w/ marriage n refuse to accept me as her husband.. i didnot consumate marriage n gave her freedom while i applied for her visa. I had longdistance watsapp relationship w/ her. She blocked me yr ago n had an emotional affair w/ someone behind my back thx to overwatching romanticistic n toxic pkstan soap operas. In my 2 yrs, i accepted her despite her flaws like immaturity n lack of understanding of deen/dunya..thought i'd teach her everything n bonded well, 1.5 yrs went well we use to talk for hours but last yr she changed into total diff person n she is keen on embarassing her family n ruining my life n her own in process. It's devastating, for me becuz now im 39 in a month n i fear my proposals will run dry as in our community anyone past 35 is considered some old creepy uncle, so i check muzz app n its full of materialistic ppl.. tho i don't look my age n kept in shape, look more 32-33 alhamdulilah.. I wish i could marry a religous sister who values likes of farhat hashmi n likes of sister naimá here someone who fears Allah n wants to protect her husband from fitnah.. May Allah help us find our coolness of eyes n help us remain patience in times of fitnah.. salam.

[@Marwadear512]

Too much of an age gap. Try a woman in her 30s who’s more mature and will relate to you more.

[@GoodBoyFx]

@@Marwadear512 age gap.. yes but in PK culture this gap is a norm, this was an arrange marriage within family. What negligence i can think of is, parenting. Girl's mom allowed kids to stay up all night. Kids would sleep 5-6am n wife would wake up 2pm...watching all sort of junk from tiktok and SOAP OPERAS from PK on their mobile while parents slept. When i asked 1 hour for deen understanding, i became a Villan since that day. So, i backed out from making any demands n let the ''young girl" have her freedom not be bothered with understandnig deen or dunya. I have feeling wife injected some of the worst type of liberal women empowerment junk along with PK soap operas which are all about married girls'having affairs n seeking divorce from hubby's left n right.. n this is being shown as Heroic, empowered women nowdays. So, my wife did exact same while parents obilivious... So when her parents insisted i come n things would normalize, total opposite.. she would refuse to even sit in same room as me.. even tried to do hijab from me (her husband) which i later understood why (cuz she is saving herself for her LOVER) n that the real husband me, is just a husband on PAPER.. My advice to paarents of our communities, counter every nonsense your kids see/hear or discuss.. if u donot counter them right away, my story will become everyone's story.. (god-forbid). To Allah is final return, ill have to take a loss here.. n trust Allah will provide something better.

[@NaimaBRobertTV]

Thank you for sharing this tragic story. May Allah replace her with better, ameen.

[@Marwadear512]

@@GoodBoyFx ah yes. How a person has been raised is so very important. I’m sorry you were paired with a spouse who had a poor upbringing. May Allah swt send you someone much better for you and your family.

[@SairaSabir1443AH]

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