Description
The Concise Manual of Marriage By Muhammad Bin Saalih Al-Uthaimeen
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ISBN: 9781927012024
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Author: Muhammad Bin Saalih Al-Uthaimeen
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Binding: Softcover
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Pages: 102
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Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
- Publication Year: 2012
About This Book:
Muhammad Bin Saalih Al-Uthaimeen's "The Concise Manual of Marriage" is a concise yet comprehensive guide that provides crucial insights into the concepts and practices of Islamic marriage. This insightful work, written by renowned Islamic scholar Sheikh Al-Uthaimeen, provides practical advice for those considering marriage, newlyweds navigating the early stages of matrimony, and even those seeking to improve their understanding of marital dynamics within an Islamic framework.
The Basics of Islamic Marriage
Sheikh Al-Uthaimeen begins by building the groundwork for a solid Islamic marriage, delving into the Quranic principles and Prophetic traditions emphasizing the sacredness of the marital connection. The chapter discusses the basic roles and rights of spouses, laying the groundwork for a happy and productive marriage.
Selecting a Life Partner
This section offers practical guidance on how to choose a life mate in accordance with Islamic beliefs. Sheikh Al-Uthaimeen explains the factors to consider while choosing a spouse, emphasizing the importance of religious compatibility, character, and mutual respect in building a long-lasting and profitable partnership.
Wedding Ceremonies and Post-Marital Counseling
The author walks readers through the Islamic wedding ceremony customs and etiquette. Sheikh Al-Uthaimeen delves into the numerous facets of Islamic marriage, from the marriage contract to post-marital relations, encouraging couples to uphold the virtues of love, compassion, and understanding.
Relationship Dynamics and Intimacy
This chapter discusses the intimate aspects of marriage life with sensitivity and respect for Islamic norms. Sheikh Al-Uthaimeen explains the rights and obligations of spouses, building a climate of mutual understanding, and providing advice on managing potential intimacy difficulties.
