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Wednesday, July 08, 2009

Are You Married or Thinking of Getting Married?

If you have to beg him to let you have a child, run far, far away...trust me, you do not want to have a child with a man who does not want to be a father, he will end up resenting you and the child, this would be an unfair situation for both you and the child. Thank Allah, I never got into one like that, because when he told me "no child," I ran. Far, far away...

If you have to convert to a different religion as a condition of your marriage, run far, far away, you do not want to be a hypocrite. Converting to please a person without first learning the history and scriptures of the religion, is hypocrisy. Study it at length and ask yourself if you will keep the religion if the marriage does not last. The only reason a person should be converting to any religion is for the Love of God and their undying faith in Him. Religions are paths to God, not paths to men. If you worship a man you will always be disappointed, because he will eventually let you down, and you will also let yourself down, sooner or later. God, on the other hand, will not let you down if you convert to express your spirituality.

If your boyfriend or fiance does not defend you from people who put you down, run far, far away. You do not want to live with the frusteration of knowing that you are married to a spineless jelly fish who can't tell his own family to back off, if they are mean to you. If he can't defend you, then you don't need him.

If all he ever talks about is children, also run far, far away from him. If you marry him you will be his baby mill and you won't get the respect and attention you deserve.

If he is stingy, you also do not want to be saddled with him. A stingy man is the worst kind of family man. A stingy man is not only stingy with his money, but he is also stingy in other areas of his personality. A poor man who shares the little he has, is better than the one who has more than enough, but is a stingy one.

If you have found a good man, hold on to him for dear life. Greet him at the door with a smile when he gets off work. He is most likely tired and cranky from working hard all day, and does not need you to lay more crap on him by arguing with him about small things. If he is paying your bills and you are not sick, your life is not so hard that you can't show him appreciation and compassion after a long day at work. Sure, the kids probably wear you out, but would you really want to put them in the care of strangers every day, if you got divorced and had to go to work to feed them?

I know not everyone has the privilege of staying at home with their children, but if you do, do not underestimate this blessing! Children grow up so fast, it is a gift to be able to stay with them every day and watch them grow. If your husband is working hard so you can enjoy this blessing be grateful to him and to God.

10 comments:

Nailz-In-Aus said...

Alhamdulillah sis your great this post is amazing its really makes me think and question my own life. Thank you sis and im happy your back sort of back online hehehe miss y0u tc =D salaamz

Ahavah said...

wonderful words of wisdom thank you

desertmonsoon said...

I agree with you on the converting thing... my in-laws tried to make me convert to Islam, (my husband by the way had told them to drop it but they pulled this on me when he was away once) and I told them that if I did it without understanding it and being convinced, it would be a lie and God wouldn't be pleased with me.

Sara said...

Salam Hajjar how are u sister?
I always love your posts. Your words of wisdom are so helpful mashallah. Thank god there are muslimahs who get it.

=D

Salam 3alaykum.

The reverts secret said...

Salam my sister....a lovely and true post im with you word for word!!

Ms. Modest Fashion Cents said...

So true!
How many of us though "fall in love" and never see the bus coming before it hits us?

LOL

May God protect us all from our own failings!

x l said...

Masha'Allah, great post. :)

Hajar Zamzam Ismail said...

Thank you sisters, you all are so kind...

Gabby Hijabi said...

Asslamu alaikum sister. Thanks so much for that post, i am married, and SAHM and sometimes i dont apreciate all that my husband does..

Hajar Zamzam Ismail said...

Thank you for visiting my blog. Alhamdulillah, thank Allah if you get any positive influence from my blogging. It is my wish to write things that invite people towards what is good and right, insha Allah.