There is no concept of Engagement in Islam :A Thread🧵
#Engagement”
Engagement is the time between acceptance of the marriage proposal (khitba) and the marriage ceremony (‘aqd). Once the proposal is accepted, the man and the woman are known as “engaged to be married or simply “engaged”. Engagement has no recognition in Islamic laws
Who Proposes?
#Traditionally in all #cultures, it is the man who proposes to the woman; and it is done either directly by the man himself or on his behalf by his family. In the
West, even now man is expected to get down on his one knee to propose to the woman he wants to marry
In words of ‘Allama Murtaza Mutahhari, “From time immemorial man has approached woman with his proposal… #Nature has imbued woman with the disposition of a flower and made the man the nightingale, woman the lamp and man the moth.” This is not the case with #human beings only.
Other animals also behave like this. It is always the function of the male to present himself impatiently and
earnestly before the female...”
(The Rights of Women in Islam,
p. 15-16)
Even the #Quran asks the men to seek women for marriage.And
so, in the proposal,
When & To Whom?
Other than the mahram ladies whom he cannot marry, a man may propose marriage to any single woman.
(For list of the mahram ladies, see the Qur’an 4:23-24.)
However, in the #following four cases, proposal is not appropriate
There is no such thing as an engagement ceremony in Islam. “Engagement” is just a nonbinding agreement to marry. However, #Muslims have adopted certain traditions from other cultures or made their own customs. Technically, if traditions don’t violate the shari‘ah laws,
Then there is no problem. For example , among the #Shias of north India, the man’s family go with an “Imam zãmin” to the girl’s family and tie it on her arm as a well-wish gesture for the girl – this is done by the women of the man’s #family.
These days, many Muslim cultures have adopted the #Westerntradition of giving or exchanging engagement #rings. Apparently, this was first done by Maximilian I,Roman Emperor , in 1477 when he gave a diamond ring to Mary of Burgundy. However, there is a problem in this tradition:
the engagement does not make the man and the woman mahram to one another they cannot touch one another even for giving the engagement ring,they still have to observe the rules of #hijab. The only solution is to recite the #temporary#nikah for the purpose of becoming mahram only.
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Abu Talib (a) was born in the city of Mecca in the Hijaz region He was the son of the Hashimite chief, Abd al-Muttalib, and a brother of Muhammad's father, His real name was Imran but he is better known as Abu Talib because he had a son named Talib.
Hz Abdul Muttalib gave the name of "Shaibatul Hamd" i.e the "finality of praise" to this new born son of his.This name soon developed into the pet name of 'Shaiba'
In Arab culture it was customary to give other names also to the child and also to shower upon the child other names
Duas /Recitations to get Married Special for daughters :🧵
In case a boy or a girl has not been able to get married & wishes to do so ,Recite foll :-
-🔸#Recite Surah al Ahzaab regularly. -
🔸Recite Surah al Mumtahinah five times daily,
-🔸Recite surah Taha and blow breath on a glass of water and let the girl drink it
🔸-Sura-e-Muzammil each day once for 41 days & pray for it
-🔸Recite verse 36 of Yasin 100 times before salat of tahajjud for 40 days سُبْحَانَ الَّذِي خَلَقَ الْأَزْوَاجَ كُلَّهَا مِمَّا تُنبِتُ الْأَرْضُ وَمِنْ أَنفُسِهِمْ وَمِمَّا لَا يَعْلَمُونَ ﴿٣٦﴾
The bravery of Imam Ali (as) in the battle of Uhud and the martyrdom of Hazrat Hamza, the Prophet's Uncle :🧵
In the third year of Hijrah, the battle of Uhud took place The Battle of Uhud is the second most essential battle in early Islamic history. The Uhud war took place in the valley of Mount Uhud near Madinah.
Quraysh opened the door to the war when Talha bin Abi Talha advanced crying out, “O companions of Muhammad, you claim that Allah takes us soon to the Fire by your swords and takes you soon to the Paradise by our swords. Then, which of you will come out to me?”
Night Prayer ( صلاة اللّیل) is the most important recommended prayer with 11 rak'as. The period of time in which it should be performed is after the midnight until break of dawn.
🔸In the Qur'an
According to the Qur'an 17:79, the night prayer is obligatory for the Prophet (s) as a means for him to reach the praised position (al-maqam al-mahmud). Although the word "tahajjud" (vigilance),
Prayer or al-Ṣalat (الصلاة) is the most important worship of Muslims which is referred to by highly respectful and reverent phrases in the Qur'an and hadiths, 5 Pillars of Islam, and Salah is the second pillar of Islam.
🔹Salat In Quran
As Allah has said in the Holy Quran, "Guard strictly [on] the prayers, and the prayer – [the] middle, and stand up for Allah devoutly obedient."
(Surah Al-Baqarah 2:238)
"Salat is also used in the meaning of du'a (supplication) in some verses of Qur'an
Nafl Prayers or al-nawafil al-yawmiyya النَوافِل الیَومیّة are recommended prayers that are performed on a daily basis.
Daily nawafil collectively consist of 34 rak'as, The word, "nafila"literally means a supererogatory, preferred action that is not obligatory for the person
Importance and Virtues
Islam has strongly recommended mustahab prayers
Hadiths from the Infallibles (a) about significance of nafilas
🔹Imam al-Sadiq (a) is quoted as saying.
"You should avoid laziness and indolence verily your Lord is Merciful He appreciates little things