1) The Patient & Just: The woman who remains patient in all circumstances, and never whines, moans and complains. When she has to communicate she is direct and clear. When some trouble or affliction hits her, she turns to Allah for help.
But when her rights are being trampled she has a strong voice and fights for her haqq.
2) The Protector: The woman who protects her husband’s wealth & her chastity when he is away from home. When he returns , she does not burden him with petty gossip or day’s problems, but listens attentively to his needs and does her best to take his tiredness away.
3) The Lover: The women who adores her husband, beautifies herself for him & craves for his children to the extent that whenever her husband glances at her, duaa pours for her from the bottom of his heart. She keeps herself fit and physically well groomed for Allah,
her ownself practicing self love and then her husband.
4) The Good Do-er: The women who has an excellent reputation in society – for being kind, caring & courteous. She is good with her neighbours & relatives & never backbites or displays jealousy.
She does this solely for the pleasure of Allah and because regardless of her title as a wife, her core is that of a good Muslimah.
5) The Content: The women who has material desires but understands her specific financial condition and is content with whatever her husband gives her. She is thankful to Allah and then to him for every morsel that he feeds her, every cloth that he gifts her,
including the roof over her head. She makes her gratefulness known to him in words & action and thus, soothes her husband’s heart.
Such women are usually blessed with strong men who if their wives want to earn and pursue a career support them and become their backbones sharing responsibility.
6) The Pious: The women who spends much of her day in dhikr, reading the Quran & Salaah and her nights in praying tahajjud & crying to Allah for forgiveness. She encourages her husband to give daw’ah in his spare time. She encourages him to spend time with his family.
She reminds him that before serving others that she and her children are under his care first and deserving of his love, time, money and attention.
7) The Sweet Smiler: The woman who smiles excessively, especially when her husband is at home. She always talks in a way that it seems that pearls are dripping from her mouth. She never raises her voice while talking to her husband.
If she raises her voice she is heard and understood. She is gentle yet firm when things are not going right. If her husband is angry with her for some reason & shouts at her, she does not answer him back but maintains a dignified silence.
She becomes water when he is fire. When he has calmed down, she offers him cool water & makes him understand that it was his fault and that she will not tolerate such behaviour again.
She has class and also the firmness that is needed to protect herself from abuse or man-child behaviour of her husband. She maintains her self respect while also working to keep this relationship alive.
8) The Prioritizer : A wife who prioritizes her relationship with Allah & herself above anyone & everyone. If she sees that her kindness, love and sacrifices are not being reciprocated she leaves the undeserving husband. She understands marriage is not the purpose of this life.
She moves on and makes another deserving man a happy husband with all of her above qualities. She knows when to have sabr, when to speak and when to walk out.
🤲 May Allah bless the Muslim women with these characteristics, and make Muslim men #TrueQawwam deserving of such amazing women.
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Don't make mistakes some of our Fathers or Senior Brothers made.
Marry now with the little you have. Don't wait to be a millionaire, Have kids early so you can grow with them. Grow with your kids and succeed with your wife.
You will never finish making money or achieving your plans. You might still not succeed at your target year. So start your life early, with consistency you will grow.
My father said this to me: When i was 25, i was talking about making billions before i marry.
Many years later, billions didn't come, yet no kid no wife... I had an opportunity to marry the most beautiful love of my life very early, But my fear was, can i really take care of her? But right now She's married with Four grown up children.
People who have gratitude do miss the things they don't have. They have unfulfilled duas and dreams but even amidst that gaping hole of what could have been, they choose to focus on what they do have.
Little big blessings of Allah that we take for granted every single day.
Islam, ability to offer salaah, ability to make dhikr, ability to physically make sujood, food, shelter, clean water, safety, a little extra money, loved ones.
There are people who hardly eat twice a day, who have money but no eeman, who are living in palaces but are neck deep in debts and riba, who have no one who truly loves them, who sleep on streets.
This poster got me wondering what I am grateful for today.
I saw her video and made a mental note to post about it. I commend this beautiful sister for being so honest, brave and vulnerable. Allah knows I would be deeply sad if I had a sister tested with marriage. If you don't like profanity please skip this video.
She uses profanity. Just a headsup for sisters who don't like that.
Moving on....
Dear Single sisters in love (yep the haraam kind)! ❤
Firstly, I love you and I pray the man you love is the right man for you and the right father for your progeny. And I pray this becomes halal and Allah facilitates things and forgives you both for your mistakes. With that being said...
It's normal to not relate to people who are not going through similar struggles like you are. Their sorrows/struggles aren't deeper and yours aren't shallow and vice versa.
Everyone is struggling according to what Allah deems they can bear. If you think you have it harder then remember.
📚 ❝If Allah intends good for someone, then he afflicts him with trials.❞
- Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم
[Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 5321]
📖 ❝Allah does not charge a soul except [with that within] its capacity...❞
{Surah Al Baqarah 2: Verse 286}
Don't get lost in reflections of people you do not relate to. Focus on your life, your journey, your struggles and not that of your social media newsfeed.
Living in the 21st century has its perks. Media is now accessible within the tip of our fingers by Social Media sites. Alhamdulillāh, through the power of Social Media we get the latest updates of any news that is important to the society.
But like any other thing, it has its cons. Social Media is addictive, the youth today spends most of their time through social media. As muslims, we have to understand that in our borrowed time in this dunya, every second counts.
We have to understand that our only purpose in this dunya is to please Allāh, nothing else. Wasted time is something that is not taken lightly in Islam, each second of our existence will be questioned on the Day of Judgement.
There was once a man who was madly in love with his wife even though they had been together for more than 10 years, when he was asked what it was about her that he was all praise, he said:
"Ever since we got married, to my aggravation, she never stopped asking me to perform my prayers. Year after year passed by but I did not give two hoots about what she said, but on our 10th wedding anniversary,
I asked her what she wanted as her gift and she simply told that my best gift to her would be if I started to pray. I could not deny it to her this time and now as a result,