Gems Happy Muslim Husband & Wife thread

[Huzaifah ibn Adam]

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Only Hoors in Jannah can do that brother

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Huzaifah ibn Adam ​

I don't know about that. You get women who are almost like Hoors. Only Muslim women, though. Kaafir women can't be like Hoors.

And in Jannah, a Muslimah will be on a much higher rank than a Hoor, because she went through the difficulties of this Dunyaa whereas the Hoor didn't. The Muslimah will also look better than the Hoor, in Jannah.

 

[Kiro]

I don't know about that. You get women who are almost like Hoors. Only Muslim women, though. Kaafir women can't be like Hoors.

And in Jannah, a Muslimah will be on a much higher rank than a Hoor, because she went through the difficulties of this Dunyaa whereas the Hoor didn't. The Muslimah will also look better than the Hoor, in Jannah.

It's not about rank.

A Hoor is practically made for you while a Muslimah isn't...

A maid wife

 

[Huzaifah ibn Adam]

It's not about rank.

A Hoor is practically made for you while a Muslimah isn't...

A maid wife

You're thinking of those Japanese maids, aren't you? With those strange uniforms they wear. I can see it in your mind even from here.

 

[Kiro]

You're thinking of those Japanese maids, aren't you? With those strange uniforms they wear. I can see it in your mind even from here.

Pls big boy.

No one is single in Jannah. But I am not getting married because I know how.

Also I read the wisdom of Allah mentioning female Hoors because the population of females from Dunya in Jannah will be 'few' so not every male will not have a Muslimah.

 

[Serinity]

Now all about getting there (in Jannah) ....... :O

I remember when I first time heard about Jannah when I was 5-7 years. I dreamt/procrastinated of being in a house full of chocolate lol. my imagination was rather innocent then lol.

Now I am all about fighting and gore.

 

[Huzaifah ibn Adam]

No one is single in Jannah. But I am not getting married because I know how.

Why aren't you getting married?

There were a few famous `Ulamaa of Islaam who didn't get married, though. Notable examples are Shaykh-ul-Islaam ibn Taymiyyah and Imaam an-Nawawi.

Even Sayyid Qutb رحمة الله عليه never got married. He wasn't an `Aalim, though. He was a professor, former head of Egypt's Ministry of Education, and above all, a writer. And what a writer he was...

 

[Kiro]

Why aren't you getting married?

There were a few famous `Ulamaa of Islaam who didn't get married, though. Notable examples are Shaykh-ul-Islaam ibn Taymiyyah and Imaam an-Nawawi.

Even Sayyid Qutb رحمة الله عليه never got married. He wasn't an `Aalim, though. He was a professor, former head of Egypt's Ministry of Education, and above all, a writer. And what a writer he was...

Because I don't need to. It's my choice

 

[Huzaifah ibn Adam]

Because I don't need to. It's my choice

Yes, it is your choice. Do what you feel is best for you.

 

[strivingobserver98]

Out of curiosity, he takes a peek.
Out of modesty, she looks away.
Two in love but cannot say.
She has been saving herself for the one and only.
And in her eyes he can see innocence and purity.

Out of this, his desire grows, the fire in him almost shows.
He keeps his distance, stays far away,
He wouldn’t want what is bad for the one
who took his breath away.

Late at night the door bell rings,
Her heart beats loud and her soul sings.
The talking below, she hears.
So clear in her mother’s eyes.
She can see a tear.

He has finally come to take her away.
In the play ground of love they will finally play.
He will protect her and treat her well like a real man should.
She would try to love him, please him,
And care for him as best as she could.

This is love and how it should be.
How Allah intended it to be.
Love is love and it shouldn’t change.
But everyday its meaning seems to fade away.

Love is sweet and should have an innocent start.
And later on, it will pour endlessly from your heart.
Guard your heart, love, body, and soul.
And In Shaa Allah release them only to the one,
Whose name is written in the sky,
Beside yours!

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[strivingobserver98]

"At the airport heading back to the UK.
I saw this beautiful couple, Husband reciting the Quran whilst the wife rests her head on his shoulder.
Make the most of the remaining blessed days, duas requested
P.s. THIS is relationship goals!"
- Ehsaan Tahmid

 

[Huzaifah ibn Adam]

Maashaa'Allaah.

 

[noraina]

"At the airport heading back to the UK.
I saw this beautiful couple, Husband reciting the Quran whilst the wife rests her head on his shoulder.
Make the most of the remaining blessed days, duas requested
P.s. THIS is relationship goals!"
- Ehsaan Tahmid

Truly, #relationshipgoals

So sweet, Allahumma barik!

 

[Huzaifah ibn Adam]

Possibly they got married recently. Usually what happens is that when a couple is newly married, there's more PDA, but as the time goes on that starts to decrease.

 

[noraina]

 

[strivingobserver98]

Eid messages for your spouse below :

 

[strivingobserver98]

Tips to strengthen emotional intimacy:
* Share your dreams and ideas with your spouse
* Express a moment of heart softening gratitude you had for something they said or did that came to mind while they were away
* Make du'a for them consistently keeping your hearts connected for the sake of Allah and in the best of places.
* Be fully present when they speak - choose to let your mind stop whirling around about anything else but them.
* Plan time together regularly to catch up and have some open space to just be together.

- Wives of Jannah

 

[noraina]

#Goals. InshaAllah.

 

[Kiro]

Why is Faaaar han so active here

 

[Huzaifah ibn Adam]

Because he's a soon-to-be "Happy Husband" (In Shaa Allaah).

 

[strivingobserver98]

A night in the city of Madinah was more beautiful than any night because I was in front of two moons. The moon next to me was my husband and other standing in the sky. I glanced at my husband with eyes filled with love. His words were so precious and dear to me. Every time he said he loved me, I smiled. I asked him, what love meant to him. I really wanted to know how he felt about our love and how he would describe it.

He said, “Love reminds me of the verse from the Qur’an:
“And among His signs is that He created for you mates from among yourselves, that ye may dwell in tranquility with them and He has put love and mercy between your (hearts). Verily in that are signs for those who reflect.” [Ar Room 30:21]

I could see the kindness flowing in his words which he said with so much love and compassion. In my heart, I knew he always looked at me with love and mercy.

My husband then said,

My love, the deep meaning of love is not found in the depths of forests, neither in the depths of the oceans and seas. Rather it is deeply enveloped inside our hearts. To love is to sacrifice your own self for the comfort of your beloved. Love means everything to me. Let me tell you a true story. It is the greatest love story ever recorded in the history of mankind.

I looked at him with my eyes full of confusion, “You mean? Romeo and Juliet?” He looked at me as if I was talking about something he disliked. He stood leaning on the tree, the night felt so peaceful. I could feel the coolness of the wind coming from the leaves of the trees near us. My husband said, “No, my dear” and held my hands in his gently. “The love story of our beloved Prophet (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam and Khadija (Radi Allahu Anha).” I felt very much happy and listened to him with all my heart.

He began,

“I have read many love stories in my life and they either ended in suicide or divorce. True love is embedded inside our hearts. Its sweetness can be experienced when we love someone for the sake of Allah Subhana Wa Ta’ala. We seek happiness through His pleasure. What is a love, which is not done for the sake of Allah which dies when one dies? However the true love for the sake of Allah is honored on the Day of Judgment. It is when the loved ones remain in Jannah together forever.

The love story of Prophet Muhammad (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam) begins from the day he went to Syria as a merchant for Khadijah (Radi Allahu Anha). Our beloved Rasulullah (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam) was known for his good manners, honesty, deep thought, sincerity and faith. Khadijah (Radi Allahu Anha), a business-woman of great honor and fortune sent a proposal to him for marriage. After her marriage, she bore all of his children except Ibrahim. She was the first woman Allah’s Messenger (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam) married and did not get married to anyone until she passed away.
"When Jibreel (Alayhi Salam) came with Allah’s revelation to the Messenger of Allah (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam) in Hira' Cave, the Prophet (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam) went home scared, pale and trembling. He said to Khadija, "cover me, cover me." After she knew what had happened, he said to her, "I am scared, Khadija". Khadija (Radi Allahu Anha) encourage him saying, By Allah, Allah will never make you lose. You keep good terms with your relatives, are truthful, help the weak, are a good host to your guests and help the afflicted." [Reported by Al-Bukhari]

Khadijah (Radi Allahu Anha) comforted the Prophet (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam). She was the first to enter the fold of Islam and always trusted him. She never doubted him and was a great wife to him. She was always there for him and loved him very much. According to “Ar Raheeq Al Makthum, “She, for twenty-five years, shared with him the toils and trials of life, especially in the first ten years of his Prophethood. He deeply mourned over her death, and once he replied in an honest burst of tender emotions:
“She believed in me while the people disbelieved in me. And she trusted in me while the people belied me. And she helped and comforted me, in person and wealth, when the people would not. Allah provided me with children by her, and He did not with others.” (Musnad Imam Ahmed 6/118)

What makes this love story very special is that it is true. Khadijah (Radi Allahu Anha) was always truthful to her husband and she never failed in helping him. Our beloved Allah’s Messenger (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam) was facing the worst kind of oppression from the people of Quraish. The beauty of their relationship was they understood each other. They took care of one another and helped each other become stronger in faith. Khadijah (Radi Allahu Anha), the mother of the believers went through every hardship along with Rasulullah (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam). She always encouraged the Prophet (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam) in the deen of Islam. After the death of his beloved wife, the Prophet (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam) always remembered her and was kind towards her friends. If you look deeply and get to know this love story, you will know what true love itself is! Khadijah (Radi Allahu Anha) was very strong in her faith and she helped the Prophet (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam) spread out the true message of Islam. Allah Subhana Wa Ta’ala honored her and blessed Rasulullah (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam) with her.
“Jibreel (Alayhi Salam) came to the Prophet (Sall Allahu Alayhi Wa Sallam) and said: ‘O’ Messenger of Allah, Khadeejah is coming to you with vessels containing food and drink. When she comes to you, convey to her the greeting of salaam from her Lord and from me, and give her the glad tidings of a house of pearls of Paradise, in which there is no noise or hard work.” (Bukhari and Muslim)

Love is a gift. It is one of the signs of Allah Subhana Wa Ta’ala and a great blessing bestowed upon us. It does not come or go according to our moods. It always stays and remains inside us. Love connects one heart to another with a feeling of understanding, faith and happiness. The bliss of love cannot be compared, it is unique. Love calls for patience, tolerance and forgiveness. In love, people sacrifice everything for Allah’s sake.

My husband paused and saw my eyes filled with tears. He wiped them off and I wiped his. He then asked me, “If I would like to accompany him to his Palace.” I wasn’t sure about what he meant by that, so I asked, “where?” He said, “In Jannah Insha’Allah!” I said, “Yes, I would love to accompany you in your Palace in Jannah Insha’Allah.”

Love has so many meanings. Love is a feeling. Love is sacrifice. Love is unconditional. It brings two people closer. However, in time it fades... It becomes the cause of our sadness. Love dies when the person dies...

However true love always remains alive in our heart. Its light always shines inside us. We talk about the person we love as if it was fresh and new regardless of age. We tend to love the people who love our spouse. We love to a point we can't stop taking care. We honor them in our lives. To fall in love is to be in the sky with wings.

Ibn Hazm says describing the nature of love:

Of Love–may God exalt you! -the first part is jesting, and the last part is right earnestness. So majestic are its diverse aspects, they are too subtle to be described; their reality can only be apprehended by personal experience. Love is neither disapproved by Religion, nor prohibited by the Law; for every heart is in God’s hands. [Tawq Al Hamamah]

Hubb is the Arabic word for love and it is made up of the letters Ha (ح) and Ba (ب). On a side note, to recognize the beauty of the Arabic language, when one says Hubb, the Ha comes from deep inside the throat which almost chokes you (as love does) and when you end the word with Ba, the lips come together as if it were a kiss.

According to the book “Garden of the Lovers by Imam Ibn Qayyim (Rahimahullah), “Love is the divine endowment unto humanity, a serum of the soul's passion and the niche of the heart's innermost light. It is what flows with ease and sets at the scene of a long-winded aspiration, remaining in the deepest streams of life. Like a first breath, it comes with cherished sacredness and does not cease until death overcomes life. And though sometimes heavy on the tongue and rigid to handle with the bare hands, it dominates the subconscious of every creature.”

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