SHOULD MARRIED COUPLES HAVE SINGLE FRIENDS? - EP 12 || BITTER TRUTH SHOW

[@AliDawah]

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[@thebesttruth4659]

May Allah protect innocent Muslim family😔in Pakistan And other innocent family😔 too. Pakistan stop kidnapped and killed innocent family😔

[@npc9520]

Mr Scientific Miracle

[@alphauno6614]

Ali I’m reading the comments and looks like the people want you to do more in the modesty department when setting up the panel. Is this something you can look into? Thank you

[@thajacobdz]

Whaaaaaat ??? Gathering with girls you don't know and aren't your family and you say you're a Muslim and you invite people to Islam , bro you're making a lot of Bidaa and shit out of Islam , please stop being stupid , you must stop talking about Islam

[@taasmr4203]

*Ali, those couches are too small to place three male and three female guests because as you can see that they are hardly sitting on those couches and they look very uncomfortable, therefore, you should get two larger and bigger couches that have wider space to sit and to stretch plus their should be handrails or hand resting thing between each guest so that your guests can place their hands on it. There should also be a table in the centre so that your guest can place water bottles and cups of tea or coffee on it in order to be dehydrated and to stay fresh and active.*

[@Hanna95000]

I felt sorry for the sister in pink. She had a really important point and made a lot of sense but the other sisters were too defensive and made it about an attack on them rather than seeing the context. Why would the sister say 'they explained it to me...' obviously that means they said a similar thing when she was getting married and she is using her experience to give advice.

[@rumibegum899]

I was thinking exactly the same.

[@5sos140]

Agreed, i felt bad too, we must look at both perspectives even though the advice she gave was a far fetched

[@Umm-hanifah]

The sister was sharing some beneficial gems mashaAllah, she is also very well spoken. It's unfortunate that the other 2 sisters went on attack mode.

[@MrShumz]

I 100 percent agree....it's the divorcees man literally they got triggered

[@GalaxyisAmazing]

I agree with the sister in pink because I too have experienced a divorcee friend trying to warn me in similar ways to divorce my husband and alhumdaulillah I've shut the door to our friendship and my marriage is fine now, her point wasn't a generalisation, women in general get triggered by their own experiences in life they feel the need to justify themselves when in actual fact this wasn't an attack on the sister on the right - women find it hard to leave their own feelings and experiences to one side and hold a 'general' discussion...hence why most of us start by saying 'In my personal experience/I think'...

[@Yataaaaashhh]

Bless the sister in pink, she was really making a point. She was really positive bless her. May Allah bless you ❤

[@insyirahandhy4977]

Answer is simple- whether single or not, just as the Prophet SAW advised, look for righteous companions whom you know wish the best for you.

[@piqueny8872]

Listen to a friends advise or even a family member doesn’t mean you have to take action. Women end up depressed alone and suffer if they start losing friends

[@malefemanle]

ma sha Allah

[@malefemanle]

@@piqueny8872 who told you bro

[@piqueny8872]

@@malefemanle many of my females cousins left there social life focusing on there Marriage. Ending up depressed and alone While there husbands held on to there with Bachelor life they still have sports events ,bro only vacations bro only lunches dinner day trips ect they have both worlds While the couz has nobody to simply conversation with

[@malefemanle]

social media is not the only way to converse. Everything you mentioned sisters can do too without media.

[@TeachingSeeds]

The sister with the jilbab and the one next to her were a little too defensive. It's like as soon as the sister in the pink mentioned divorce they were triggered. There's nothing wrong with making excuses for someone and saying "maybe she said this because she went thru a bad experience". What's so triggering about that?

[@kikikoko607]

Such friends are useless. A good friend doesn't interfere in your mariage and only gives good advices.

[@fozpringle1]

Why are the divorcees getting so defensive like we're blaming them for everything 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@LoveYou-ol3dt]

Typical. Women. Emotional. Defensive.

[@qmehmood123]

Now you know how they ruin their marriage.

[@clouds53]

It's so ironic because then they will say: "There's nothing wrong with divorcees" - you are your own worst enemy. You perpetuate the stigmas and negative stereotypes yourself that you are trying to get rid of. Clearly you are still suffering from trauma and triggered.

[@malefemanle]

@@LoveYou-ol3dt looool

[@balqisyacoubi7159]

I had a friend tell me the exact thing, she called me randomly when I was at work just to tell me “ dont have a baby with your husband, wait 4 yrs because he might not be the right person” she also told me some rumours that were made about me and implied that she believed them so I distanced myself from her, a year later I saw her in target while I was pregnant and she verbally assaulted me.. We weren’t even close friends , just a friend from school and a neighbour..I definitely think it was jealousy because she had a forced arranged marriage and I have a love marriage..Alhamdullilah my husband is a great father, moral of the story be mindful of those kind of friends who turn on you after a blessing or a milestone in your life.

[@imanlamri3400]

Yeah sometimes it comes come a part of jealousy epically in women most of the when they have a bad issue they go over spreading the negativity to other women just to put her down

[@HAli3291]

The sister in pink expressed her opinions in such a graceful way. She looked at different scenario's and laid it out neutrally. Shame on the other women who were triggered..who also happened to be divorced. Shame on you ladies. Discuss in grace and do not be triggered because of your personal situation.

[@lunanahid8506]

I agree 💯. She just mentioned with reference to the texts that this could be a projection too, and jealousy might not be the reason or the only reason as well. (Or it could be too one can only speculate). She literally just gave a reason as to why someone would be so invasive. Was very irritating to see triggered reactions. React with grace if you have a different opinion. It seems like everyone else got what the sister in pink was trying to say except the other two sisters.

[@nancyjones5971]

100% it was so embarrassing to see these 2 grown women go full out on an emotional rant why it just CANT be a divorced women Sister how do you know? It could be a divorced women 🤷‍♀️

[@malefemanle]

don't say shame on them. that's bad

[@hakangokhan9434]

@@malefemanlewhy not? If it’s the truth then you must say it. Most of the time these “women” act like base creatures aka bitches if they disagree. Most of the time these women on the show are disgraceful.

[@tameemahmed7006]

💯

[@mufasahm8238]

The sister in pink was the only female who answered Ali's question. The other 2 were triggered divorcees who attacked the sister in pink diverted in topic. They said they are healed but clearly got triggered. What triggers you needs to be healed. Women don't get along with women, too many illogical emotions. And they are "physiotherapists" and so called "mentors", what a negative image. I'd never trust and go to such emotional "therapists". Speak from your degree not your own personal emotions.

[@notsure920]

Yes, agreed, so sad the sister is pink was just expressing an opinion which was valid....

[@glowstickdrag1967]

Can’t wait to watch this First thoughts though is women have to be more careful about this then men. Your single friend will sabotage your marriage if she’s jealous cause she’s insecure as heck. I’ve heard many stories and it’s awful. Women are wild, especially if they are older and see women younger then them getting married. Careful out there brothers and sisters

[@hshwhwbwhwhw3364]

Yes very true

[@itsarqum8086]

@@MilitantAntiAtheism Your username already indicates that this may be a troll account. Muslims don't worship Muhammad (PBUH), they only claim that he is the last prophet of god. Muslims aren't allowed to worship anyone besides Allah, you can look it up, it's common knowledge.

[@mianatwood]

@@MilitantAntiAtheismlmao , what have you been smoking?😂😂🤦‍♂️😭

[@extraordinary.verses]

please unsubscribe from Ali channel.

[@enami8888]

Very true

[@kfacrew2005]

The lady on the right is getting triggered, there are some divorced women that would project their own bad experiences on others and that’s a fact. Not all divorcees are healed darling so chill out and stop getting so triggered and using it so personally

[@malefemanle]

why you getting trigggered fam

[@MartinMalmy]

You can only get healed if you get married again and live happily.

[@esthellakomerl8084]

Doesn't everyone base their opinions on their life experiences?? She might not base her ideas on just her life but what she's witnessed from family and friends..

[@cooljool1]

Her life experiences were not good and make her unable to see properly the world around her@@esthellakomerl8084

[@roosworld4910]

That's why I don't have any close friends. Lol its a shame because it would be nice to have good friends. Jealousy, overstepping the boundary is draining. Went out for dinner with a person who kept wanting to be my friend but then decided she's not a good friend. She was trying to tell me what I feel and think. Plant seeds of doubts. It was emotionally taxing.

[@tjc4085]

I don’t think it’s that complicated. Friends are people your supposed to have fun and laugh with. They’re not supposed to be people u vent to. Perhaps get support from yes but therapy is for deep stuff and there is people to get advice re marriage.

[@user-ud8jh1ui8m]

Poor attitude from the second divorced woman in the middle. 'I am in that situation...' Wouldn't want advice/therapy from her, too easily triggered needs to perhaps see a therapist herself. Far right seemed more innocent in her comments but also triggered for no reason.

[@jayjoe3716]

I'm a single man. I don't even call the wives of my friends and refuse to meet them alone even for small stuff, aside from emergencies. I don't have any thoughts of that kind about them, but still. Who knows what will come to my and her mind if shaytan gets us in our weak moments? I had once a female friend of mine say when we were alone, "i wish i knew you before him". She was not a wife yet, but the girlfriend of a friend of mine who planned marrying her. I was like full stop and shocked. That was in university and i distanced myself from her immendiately. So, just to be safe, no; don't have a friend of the opposite gender. And even a single friend of the same gender can bring toxic opinion into your relationship, so be careful.

[@onyxxxyno]

Married people can be toxic, too. It's up to you to pick better friends.

[@yamanalbik5240]

No matter whether you are married or single or divorced you have limits and boundaries with your friends that should not let them pass it 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ruthtruthinireland]

I couldn't be more disgusted to hear that this even happens, Astaghfirullah. I am a revert and I have to say that NEVER in my life before Islam would a friend - single or otherwise - EVER dream of telling a bride what she should or should not do on her wedding night. This is crazy... in fact it's beyond crazy... it's downright interfering, inappropriate in the extreme and RUDE! It is NO-ONE'S business what a husband and wife decide to do on their wedding night. If this is not haram.... it should be (sorry, I feel strongly about this)

[@esthellakomerl8084]

Absolutely.. Doesn't make sense to me.. I'm from the previous generation.. We were subtly 'advised' by elders to have intimate relation with the spouse as soon as possible after nikaah.. Avoiding the husband in my times was not an option.. Because we understood one of the purposes of marriage is to have children.. And children were not considered a burden but a huge blessing..

[@shakur8918]

Reverts are amazing because you chose Islam just like the Sahabas. My comment has nothing to do with the video, I just like to show my respect for reverts whenever I see or meet them. May Allah continue to bless you

[@mohammedkabir6746]

Love the way smile to jannah kept his eyes down all the way subbanallah ❤️

[@hodanabdulkadir9019]

I love that guy he’s smart articulate on point I hope he’s on the panel all the time you can tell he’s practicing god bless

[@malefemanle]

he's a good kid

[@yahyaspath]

the absolute worst thing a woman can do is tell her friends about any negative things in her relationship, especially if her friends are single - women are much more easily influenced than men, which is why its not as bad if a man does it

[@TheGuidedOne_]

Unfortunately, several Muslimas are already following the system of Dajjal, and they forget what the prophet warned them about. Hadith: Prophet said, "O women, I saw majority dwellers of Hell-fire were women. You curse frequently and are ungrateful to your husbands" Bukhari 304

[@yahyaspath]

@@kareemamoffatt1329 men are less likely to listen to their friends’ opinions on their partner. of course they still shouldnt do it, but realistically the impact is not as negative

[@aa-fw2pw]

I know men who have divorced their wives because their mothers have influenced them due to their jealousy of their son's wife. Always mentioned her faults to her son until he disliked her so much he divorced her

[@yahyaspath]

@@aa-fw2pw as i said (please learn to read), neither should speak negatively to others about their partner - women are just more impressionable. why do you think most advertising campaigns target women?

[@piqueny8872]

Men want seggs no matter how much his friends advise he will not let nobody or any Ones advise stop him from getting his. Old unc married 4Time juts cuz he get to bust nuts again He didn’t care about his grown adult children or Debt A man weakness is between his legs

[@Fairydust74k]

One thing I always tell my married friend is that once you share a negative experience from your spouse, you as his wife may and will forgive him, but others will remain with this negative perception of him and possibly judge his character. I have a friend who vents to me about her relationship and Alhamdillah, I’m proud to say that I only give advice based on Islamic reasons. However, I always recommend my friend to try keeping things to herself because unless she plans on leaving him, she shouldn’t expose him.

[@BQ900]

Absolutely! The friends just want details and pick apart your husband. Not their business. ❤

[@Ntwadumela266]

Telling the girl not to consummate her marriage earlyis the stupidest advice I’ve heard. Sex is shared between 2, it’s not a weapon to be used to manipulate the relationship

[@BQ900]

Depends was the bride a virgin?

[@youssefhossam327]

The way i see it (i might not be fair as I'm introverted to an extent) friends aren't a necessity. Just extra fun and leisure. If they get in the way of your necessary relationships, better that you have no friends honestly

[@aa-fw2pw]

Friends, for me are a necessity. After the deaths of my mother and brother, my family withdrew, and communications broke down. My 3 very close friends got me through and still do today.

[@youssefhossam327]

@@aa-fw2pw I love that for you and I'm definitely not denying the importance of friendships. Just saying if any friends get in the way of your marraige or family they're not something you have to hold on to. I'm glad you had your friends and I'm sorry for your loss البقاء لله .

[@Marwadear512]

I don’t have any family and my parents are deceased. Friends are extremely important.

[@youssefhossam327]

@@Marwadear512 agreed they are important and I'm glad you found good company, however not important enough to jeopardize marraige/familial relationships for to any extent.

[@mk-19memelauncher65]

How do you find a wife without any friends lmao

[@reneemcguinness2136]

Women interfere with words and create problems between the couple. Women have a tendency to whisper in their friends ear and create drama or suspicions. Men interfere with actions and create problems between the couple. Men have a tendency to egg each other on and tempt their brothers to do Haram. My husband's single Muslim friends keep inviting him to go smoke hookah, nightclub, stay out until early morning, offer to lie about his whereabouts, etc. So in short, single or married, male or female, choose your friends wisely and choose those who actively reflect your values.

[@Possibly04]

BREVVVVV why do those sisters take it in such a victimized manner when the pink clothed sister brought up such an amazing point.

[@shazzz2909]

I don't think there's anything to do with being single. You even find married women giving bad advice like that. That's just a bad friend who happened to be single.

[@laylow4530]

Its good that they stated that this experience doesnt have to do with the friend being single. Its a bad advice in any way.

[@emanomer2288]

I like the way the brother in the black hat thinks please bring him in more mashallah very sensible

[@naziaiqbal4240]

I think that the girl who advised her married friend, is basically grown up in environment where most girls are advised this. They tend to think that refusing intimacy or delaying is a means of controlling the husband, basically they want the wife to be dominant in the relationship. That if they give in on the first night, the husband will have control for the rest of their lives. So most girls back home basically do this from their first night and also everytime the husband wants intimacy. They reject and delay it. They also look down on girls who dont do this. And their also really curious and ask about private moments in detail. So this girl could be jealous or maybe thats what she thinks is best for her friend. Even though clearly no one should be advising this to any married couple. Its their life and their choice. You dont get haqq just because your close friends. Also even giving general advise to married couples shouls be avoided, as everyones situations different and your advise may work for you but not everyone else. So be careful on taking advise form friends and even families. As sometimes parent's involvement or even siblings has been proven wrong for couples

[@itaz6276]

That’s a bingo comment… women that refuse sex in the first night is because she isn’t comfortable with it… and as the prophet advised - men shouldn’t rush their wives

[@BDKing-hh7pk]

Brother is marriage mandetory in Islam?

[@naziaiqbal4240]

@@BDKing-hh7pk its a sunnah not farz iv heard

[@linaazmiin7479]

is half of your deen@@BDKing-hh7pk

[@amal6251]

A good friend will never dictate what you should do, a great friend will listen and would do their best to guid you, have your back, support you, remind you of allll the positive things, so you can see the picture clearly to make the right decision without feeling bad or pressured, Allah knows best.

[@alphauno6614]

Well said

[@ANormalUser398]

Great Podcast Brother Ali. Keep up the Good Work.

[@piqueny8872]

Only advise was don’t get pregnant on the wedding night! You don’t fully know what they are like yet Don’t want to be pregnant divorced singles parent with a crazy ex for 18 years!

[@HI-rx5jn]

It is how you are bought up. We sisters were never bought up to discuss such personal matters. My sisters and I don't sit with friends and discuss such personal matters.

[@faridullahsaadat6104]

Jazakallah kairan brither ali, i always following your channel from Afghanistan. It helps more and more Alhamdullah.

[@marytheraspberry3145]

Brother Shakeel´s last statement was very accurate. It can be a mother-in-law too. When it comes to her own daughter she wants her to be treated well, but when it comes to other people´s daughters: No, they don´t deserve to be well treated. It´s very common in North Africa when the woman is actually righteous. However, when the woman is selfish and evil, the same said mother-in-law respects her, or fears her, shall I say?

[@sadyadey782]

This is why o don’t deal with friends only be friendly and smile for others and move on with my own business.

[@shamailaahmed7442]

Wholeheartedly agree with brother zeeshan. Also agree with having boundaries with friends.

[@x7yo7x]

The friend that sent the text probably had good intentions and just wanted to avoid what had happened to her to happen to her friends as well. She had her experience and identified that to be an issue with her own marriage and wanted to warn the friend. Good advice or bad advice is up to the receiver of the text, I think it wasn’t good advice, but let’s not antagonise the girl who probably just wanted good for her newly wed friend

[@NickR27]

Warning someone and telling someone what to do and not do are two deferent things.

[@srali7609]

when her friend said "they waked me up" which means her jealousy woke her up

[@aquadistant]

Maa shaa allah, allahuma barik for our sister her jilbab is graceful

[@AJ-il1lm8ph7z]

Jilbab is "stunning" yet they're sitting opposite non mahrams in close proximity discussing sex with your spouse and how it should be private and not discussed with friends? Literally hijab means more than a piece of cloth you're wrapped in! I hope the irony isn't lost on you.

[@aquadistant]

@@AJ-il1lm8ph7z would you not like to see improvement in your sisters hijab rather than nothing at all? Just because I’m highlighting one aspect of her hijab that’s improved, doesn’t mean I approve of this whole ordeal. I used to watch Ali Dawah a lot back then but his content isn’t the same anymore, May allah make us all steadfast.

[@aquadistant]

@@laila970 ameen and Assalamu alaikum sister, I’m sorry if I came off that way, the hijab isn’t supposed to be stunning in terms of beauty in appearance. To clarify I meant stunning as in I’m literally amazed (stunned lol) by woman starting to embrace Allahs rulings more and more. May allah bring this sister and us all closer to Allah. As a niqabi sister I also get comments on beauty but it’s usually from girls I’m close with, and I get excited when I see other sisters developing a more modest style of clothing and compliment them on it too as a means of encouragement. Also regarding people who insult you don’t even listen to them or give a second thought. I learned the hard way that no matter what you do they’ll never be pleased. People tell me I’m too young and to uncover myself but who are they in front of the most high? May allah give you the best sister, you seem sincere barakallahu feek. :)

[@Md_sadiq_Md]

May Allah bless our brothers and sisters of ummah with Jannah ❤ Aameen summa Aameen ❤

[@yasminea7149]

The text said wait until your walimah, i.e., the friend was saying if everything happens, there is a chance the husband may not pay for a walimah/wedding party. So, it wasn't jealousy but, like the lady in pink said, it could be advice from someone with bad experience. Maybe she didn't get her promised walima/wedding party. She specifically asked her: is that what you want (if he doesn't do it)? So, lady in pink is quite on the mark.

[@Quran_Reminders_Nasheeds]

Ma sha Allah brother Zeeshan had some very valid points! 👌🏽

[@roosworld4910]

The girls probably advise them not to give it up so her husband doesn't think she's desperate and gagging for it. Give her time to get to know him and build an emotional connection too (side note: I did not advise anyone that). JUST trying to understand why girls would advise that.

[@roosworld4910]

The power of suggestion can shape someone's life. Friendship defo is a responsibility of another human.

[@yemgo3133]

Good work Ali, keep going in broadcast series and give a chance for womem and man who have NO opinions. Watching from Russia

[@BilalHussainBilalHussain-wg7hx]

ALLAH IS THE MOST GRATEST ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤❤❤ ❤

[@iNikkah]

I wish more people would take pre marital coaching, they would spend 1000’s on wedding decor prepping for one day but not a penny to secure their future marriage

[@Hxssino]

Women will share everything with their friends, that’s why you need to know the type of person your potential is, you need to keep things amongst your selves, unless if someone is genuinely getting abused

[@hodanabdulkadir9019]

Well said jazaka alaah qayran the brother is be carefuling since last time the viewers accusing siding with mahdi you guys are amazing men women

[@hillydilly474]

My spouse hung out with ONLY single men. Men who are up all night playing video games. And he certainly acted like a single man which is why we are now divorced.

[@MartinMalmy]

That's on him, not his single friends.

[@hillydilly474]

@@MartinMalmy no one blamed his friends ???

[@mohpat9989]

Men and Women should not have friends of the opposite gender, that's the Islamic way Allahu Akbar

[@Learn_Quranwithme]

Abu Sa’eed (may Allaah be pleased with him) said: The Prophet (ﷺ) said: “Among the most evil of people before Allaah on the Day of Resurrection will be a man who is intimate with a woman and she with him, then he spreads her secret.” Narrated by Muslim, 1437.

[@GoogleGoogle-pd3yr]

Why is no one batting an eye that men and women are discussing this together with no haya. Great to have a discussion but the format is not necesarry

[@tjc4085]

Any woman who has anxieties and fears re abandonment knows this isn’t jealousy. It’s literally just fear that men leave or change up after getting intimacy. That’s where it comes from - fear. And all she was telling her friend was to wait until a Walimah is done which is when the marriage feels official. There’s people who actually divorce before walimah happens fyi so not a completely crazy idea although islamically not right to make a man wait that long after nikkah. Personally, I’d mix both into one as having a big walimah causes problems that could lead to fall out. The friend was wrong to interfere like that but to call it jealousy is quite honestly a poor analysis. I thought the women would see the ovbious but only 1 of them did. Sounds like they’re getting lost in the keys blame women culture instead of being level headed about it

[@yahyosaid8109]

Really bad to see, astagfirulloh. Woman and men never disscused like this. This is bad. Not islamic way.

[@malefemanle]

The green one got triggered

[@zaynabb]

I think the friend is giving advice based on what women of this generation are told, as in the non-muslims. They give this advice to women who date men, so they don’t use them just for intimacy and then leave. The problem is you can’t apply kufr advice to muslims brothers and sisters, especially marriages. Dating is haram anyway, so this situation shouldn’t even occur. If you’ve gone through all these steps to get married, is that not proof enough that they are serious? Also, this advice can low key just be straight up manipulation💀 Like the women trying to gain power over the man, and I think it stems from the fear women have of being used, mistreated etc in relationships. It’s like how feminism was created in response to genuine misogyny, and then red pill was formed in response to feminism. Either gender just trying to one up the other by gaining power of the others and being the one in control, for the fear that the other is going to do that to them.

[@btb554]

Yess! "Hurt people hurts people "

[@zaynabb]

@@btb554 exactly nah u just summarised my whole paragraph in one sentence😭

[@btb554]

@@zaynabb Without your paragraph, my comment wouldn't have made much sense. You explained everything beautifully. Oftentimes, in these channels, people discuss feminism being the reason for young men and Muslim men getting influenced by the red pill. Which is true, of course. But no one really discusses the reason why some Muslim women get influenced by feminism.

[@linaazmiin7479]

my thought as well

[@maz4488]

I agree with the “you’re already married, so nothing to fear” thing, but there are people/ cultures that treat nikaah as an engagement & then break it off (divorce) before the walima. In this case, even though intimacy is allowed, it’s the woman that has a lot to lose through sleeping with him. So the friend could’ve been referring to that in her message.

[@ZuzuGlam]

Why is it so difficult for the women to give unbiased professional opinions without getting triggered. Especially the older one who is a counselor. You can’t say that even as a divorcee you only give great advice to women because that’s subjective, good advice to you might be destructive to a different marriage unit. Jumping on the girl who was eloquently sharing her thoughts about divorcees in general was disreputable.

[@malefemanle]

lol

[@kush833]

But most problems in marriages happen when families get involved, that's what we have to worry about, this destroyed a lot of marriages

[@esthellakomerl8084]

Once you are married... Then try your best to fulfill your spouses haqq.. Don't take marriage as a 'trial'.

[@Ay-mc8kz]

Of course you can have single friends OF THE SAME GENDER. Just don't tell them what's going on between yourself and your husband/wife! Since they are not married they cannot understand certain things! If you have marital problems that you want to discuss with a friend do it with someone who is married and also clear headed enough that he/she wouldn't go off like a firecracker but stay calm and objective so that he/she can give you objective advice!

[@thepeopleofthequran8761]

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[@ishjrrrrr]

You shouldn’t discuss your marriage with anyone, not even married friends. You can’t just assume they’ll give good advice just because they’re married.

[@Ay-mc8kz]

@@ishjrrrrr yes very true!

[@jaleelawilliams3427]

This was a good one allahumma barik!

[@hamzah7222]

Sincere advice on a public platform as the video is public. Genuinely, what benefit do these types of dicussions bring to the ummah? By having such discussions you are inadvertently saying there is validity in holding a view which may be in contradiction to Islam. Islam is clear on these points and has been consistent since the beginning. Leaving aside whether the setting is even Islamic, I humbly ask brother Ali to really assess whether this brings genuine benefit to the ummah or whether it brings harm. Opinions are irrevant if you belive in an objective truth. Affirm the truth and leave the feelings aside and as a layman brother in the deen I humbly ask Ali dawah to take this into account and reassess whether this is conducive and beneficial in these challenging times. May Allah accept your work for the deen and may he keep myself and all of us upon the haqq. Jzk

[@arfanaveed8308]

Brother Zeeshan made such great points! His way of delivering his point of view is commendable. Everyone has been great once again. Even if you have friends, respect their boundaries...I think we (women) personally should avoid having friends after marriage bcz as harsh as it sounds, we need to accept that we are emotional beings who are often outspoken. You never know it's a friend or an enemy in friend's get up. Still if you want friends, you have to be wise enough to filter their advice through Islamic perspectives before acting upon them. Muslim men don't have to be as worried about having friends bcz they have ghairah and no man will allow his male friend to take interest in his marriage or advice him about how he should treat HIS WIFE.Also, for girls, it will somehow affect their communication with their husband and without even realizing they will become more dependent on friends than Allah and begin to confine in them. Allah is surely the BEST GUIDER and LISTENER so we should talk to Him. Individually, we all should be have basic knowledge about marriage before getting married.

[@khadsykoo2528]

Married people should also be aware of what their single friends don't have. I've had a friend who is married describe her marriage to me what happened during an argument what she asked him to do etc etc. It's ridiculous.

[@SA-rx3dv]

Starting to wonder what the point of these discussions is...and whether these topics are really worth inviting brothers and sisters into the same room seated across from each other like this. Not really seeing how this benefits the Ummah. Calling a group of non mehrams together to debate a random text message doesnt seem right and a bit futile/unnecessary. And as far as the issue is concerned, the friend just sounds like an unwise friend in general, rather than it being the fact shes single. You can have unwise married friends, unwise single friends..

[@storyreact]

*Amazing topic we like it!*

[@sameerafarhat3144]

The woman in brown is right , the one women in grey is getting defensive and emotional.

[@yasminea7149]

Lady in green is upset that the one in pink made a comment about divorced women, but she herself has no problems saying all women are "like this" and crave drama. Plz speak for yourself. Not all women crave or like drama. I cant stand it.

[@danielaramburo7648]

Pick your friends very carefully. Be extremely careful who you let near you.

[@Blaze0071]

I feel sorry for the man that friend gets married too if she ever gets married. Allah guide her

[@enami8888]

Very important topic barakalahufikoum 👏🏻

[@BDKing-hh7pk]

Not trying to be rude. But single friends give terrible advice specially if it's single female friend. Always stay away from single friends brothers and sisters

[@jurateb.9794]

Do you mean that after you get married you block all your single friends? Even if you were friends since childhood? And after they got married you unblock them? Did any of your friends get married and tell you to stop contacting them because you were single?

[@mrahman2897]

Single or married friend does not matter, they should be on the deen and of the same gender.

[@malefemanle]

wah wah kya comment bhai

[@ertugrulgazi5042]

Know I’m a bit late but had to comment on the fact that when people are expressing their opinions and valid points, then listen with an open mind and do not get triggered and take it personally as the 2 sisters on the right did. The sister on the left was simply stating her opinion and you cannot stop someone from voicing their opinion even if you don’t like what they say. All due respect but getting triggered like the 2 sisters can suggest you are not actually healed from you know what…

[@oz41R]

I feel the bad advice came from the friend’s mom. Women can be so jealous and envious and these women don’t feel happy for something working smoothly for others. The bad advice was to throw a wrench in the gears and break the marriage after the fact. The poison was given, I hope the sister was smart enough to protect her marriage.

[@Oneworld-nc2kb]

Sounds like my jealous brothers wife who was and is a pure evil witch. My now ex husband loved me a lot until this witch did her thing over the span of 20 years. May Allah destroy these types of women and expose them.

[@EriPages]

Wait, your brother's wife? Why would she target you and sabotage your marriage? And why did your brother not defend you?

[@Oneworld-nc2kb]

Yes brothers wife. She targeted me because she is extremely jealous of me, my success, my relationship etc. My brother has been blinded and manipulated by black magic. She would tell us herself that she goes to certain people who perform witchcraft and mix things in drinks, even to her father, she would laugh at the fact that she fed her father a drink which made him shut his mouth and he was unable to disagree with her!

[@EriPages]

@@Oneworld-nc2kb How can she admit those things as a muslimah to a muslim family and succeed against the family on this earth?

[@Oneworld-nc2kb]

@@EriPages black magic happened to prophet Mohammad (saw). She comes from a wild evil and shameless family, unlike us who are quiet and conservative. Those types of filthy women succeed, but it will catch up to them sooner or later, now she’s constantly possessed and has seizures.

[@kingpin4935]

Mashallah great podcast.

[@andagoodheart]

People have different paths in life. Am i going to stop being friends with my friend of 10 years just because i got married earlier than she did? I genuinely think it’s a silly question. Friendships are harder to make as you get older I’m not going to dump my friend just because she isn’t married at the same time as me. That’s just silly.

[@izy9911]

rly great guests !!!!!!!! all the guests on this episode

[@sadyadey782]

We have 7 day lockdown in our culture and basically you are stuck in your room and you don’t out and cook

[@SalamamusaKonneh-jk4kk]

I really enjoyed this video

[@Amish07]

No one hates women like fellow women😐😐😐Audhubillah

[@lovefifi1317]

Im not sure why Ali keeps bringing up 9k and gold its coming across as he thought he's buying the girl for sex, very strange!

[@muslimninja9017]

Nice video brother may Allah bless you❤

[@shanaz3]

I think for this specific example used in this video, it could be the “single sister” is referring to arab cultural practices. The nikkah takes place and they are married (they call it an engagement) but they are not encouraged to consummate the marriage until the walima (public announcement of the marriage). This is actually extremely common practice amongst Arabs. I don’t see what’s wrong with it. It is to protect them from conceiving during the engagement period where they are only meant to be getting to know each other. Single people can also help their friends by having more time for them and having an unbiased view of marriage. I feel the two divorced sisters are taking this personally rather than understanding it’s about the person in the scenario. May Allah protect us all

[@hal4135]

My thought exactly

[@n.m.9121]

Sister, nikkah IS marriage, not an "engagement". They can indeed consummate if they like. Walimah should be done within a few days anyway.

[@hal4135]

@@n.m.9121 we know, in Arab culture you do Nikka and you don't consummate the marriage until the wedding day....

[@shanaz3]

@@n.m.9121 yes yes we know this. But there is a reason why in Arab culture the marriage is not consummated straight away. Also in many other cultures, people do the nikkah before the wedding ceremony but they do not consummate the marriage until it has been publicly announced through a wedding ceremony or walima. Islamically they can, I don’t deny that but this day in age many people don’t due to not living together before the ceremony. It’s a cultural thing more than an islamic thing. Not saying I agree with it, but for educational purposes I’m sharing this information

[@malefemanle]

then these Arabs are lost

[@DBLUE-bo2qe]

The Bigger question’s are… why do people have friends, and why do ppl have friends but don’t trust them, or what are actually the levels of trust?

[@CR7Update]

my only critique to brother ali is that please fix the seating arrangement, the way everyone is sitting especially the brothers is honestly so awkward to look at and my back hurts just from looking because it doesnt even look comfortable the way they are sitting loll

[@tarakhan3801]

A ‘friend’ isn’t texting on a wedding night! Period!

[@whatifoundout]

Sometimes their mum's influencing a lot of her thinking and actions. Which is hell. I've seen it too many times.

[@zh5993]

Wearing hijab and make up at the same time does not make sense to me

[@farahashique6056]

Whenever giving or taking advice keep ALLAH subhaanahu ta aala the Quran and Sunnah in mind and only give beneficial advice and we ask Allah subhaanahu ta aala to make us all a source of goodness blessings mercy for each other and all the muslim ummah in general Aameen thumma Aameen 🤲💝👍✌️🤝👍☝️🤲💯💎

[@ttnszid5761]

"Single women keep women single"

[@btb554]

Not really. You're generalising based on some. Based on that the same can also be said about single male friends too

[@justin-lb5uv]

the woman being at fault the marriage went bad is categorally impossible

[@TheGuidedOne_]

Unfortunately, several Muslimas are already following the system of Dajjal, and they forget what the prophet warned them about. Hadith: Prophet said, "O women, I saw majority dwellers of Hell-fire were women. You curse frequently and are ungrateful to your husbands" Bukhari 304

[@noface1271]

"O you who have believed, obey Allāh and obey the Messenger and those in authority among you. And if you disagree over anything, refer it to Allāh and the Messenger, if you should believe in Allāh and the Last Day. That is the best [way] and best in result" Quran 4:59 Check what the Quran and sunnah say about this instead of debating this. First find what the quran and sunnah have to say about this then try explain the wisdoms behind what it says.

[@Just_logic]

No one should be involved implicitly but not explicitly. Becuase Quran is very clear about this. Involve one from your family and her family. Of course not in every situation.

[@raza6093]

I was actually gonna skip this one but then I saw Zeeshan ❤️

[@jubafeltane257]

I got a better name for this show , marriage counseling sound more accurate 😅 Assalam aleykum and may god bless each one of you

[@Saa42808]

The future of Islam in Britain: inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un

[@ayaanmohamed1194]

Personally you can’t tell your single friend’s anything about your marriage because they will get jealous from you and talk to you about something stupid what this woman is saying about her married friend, know one can tell me anything about my marriage is between me and my husband, it’s danbi and haram what go’s down in the bedroom haram and danbi,