My marriage from day one has had more downs than ups, i feel like im in a nightmare,

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Is that a requirement to post in this thread?

wow, you’re a touchy one, just like the other member who quote posted me above.

you’re free to post as you like. I just asked a very simple question and it obviously, got your back twisted.

but don’t mind me. I’m just here to throw questions out here... I’m not trying to give advice to a one sided story, if you know what I mean... gah, you probably don’t.
 
wow, you’re a touchy one, just like the other member who quote posted me above.

you’re free to post as you like. I just asked a very simple question and it obviously, got your back twisted.

but don’t mind me. I’m just here to throw questions out here... I’m not trying to give advice to a one sided story, if you know what I mean... gah, you probably don’t.

I dont think they were touchy or offended, they were just a little confused by the comment

But using your logic, in this case even married people wouldn't be the best to comment on here as kiev said

It would have to be divorced people who are still suffering from the effects
 
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Sister, did you know that mentally and psychologically and even spiritually I will be happy, if Allah was to decree that it is halaal for the ex-wife of Imraan to do this to him. I would sleep at night with a smile on my face; even Imraan would too. Because it is coming from Allah (Subhanahu Wa Talaa) and not from human being (it is that simple, really). But Allah (Subhanu Wa Taqlaa) DID NOT decree it as halaal, he decreed it as haraam a sin

What she did was against Allah's law and order but in the end this was all part of Imraans decree.. With hardship comes ease..

The best thing we can do is pray for him and give him any resources he can take because it seems like his wife and her family do not care about shariah.

Tie your camels and put your trust in Allah
 
I dont think they were touchy or offended, they were just a little confused by the comment

But using your logic, in this case even married people wouldn't be the best to comment on here as kiev said

It would have to be divorced people who are still suffering from the effects

i don’t think you understand how logic works.

but if it helps you sleep at night, that’s a good thing... wow is that the time? 2:18am

i better get some sleep lol
 
i don’t think you understand how logic works.

but if it helps you sleep at night, that’s a good thing... wow is that the time? 2:18am

i better get some sleep lol

I'm not sure whether you're trying to come off as rude or not.. Not one of us, but all of us are just trying to let you know the same thing.. Maybe you should take a hint.. We're all here to help eachother
 
I'm not sure whether you're trying to come off as rude or not.. Not one of us, but all of us are just trying to let you know the same thing.. Maybe you should take a hint.. We're all here to help eachother


I'm not trying to be rude. Just honest. A question I put on this forum had you all twisted, which clearly shows you were suffering some sort of complex over it. It's all down to interpretation. But like logic, its not your strong point either... I;'m sure you do have strong points though. Like being an agony aunt. You should join an agony aunt column. I think it can help you to become more "fulfilled" in your new found role as saviour of marriages. See? I can be nice, if you interpret me that way ;)
 
I'm not trying to be rude. Just honest. A question I put on this forum had you all twisted, which clearly shows you were suffering some sort of complex over it. It's all down to interpretation. But like logic, its not your strong point either... I;'m sure you do have strong points though. Like being an agony aunt. You should join an agony aunt column. I think it can help you to become more "fulfilled" in your new found role as saviour of marriages. See? I can be nice, if you interpret me that way ;)

Oh so making immature remarks after some confusion isn't rude?

Clearly we can't do anything about his marriage.

At least being an "agony aunt" can contribute more to the OP's mental health and hope rather than being irrelevant
 
Dude what the heck is going on here? Everyone can give advice as long as its sincere and kind. This kind of behavior is pathetic and stupid how you all question who is entitled and qualified to give advice. This is really immature and not the behavior of Muslims. Stop this at once. Stop creating fitna and rancor among each other. Just stop.
 
Yeah you're right

I apologize to those I've offended with my remarks as well
 
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well, you know now.

look, if I wanna learn how to bake a cake - I go to a baker - not a car mechanic, ya dig?

good boy!

wow, you’re a touchy one, just like the other member who quote posted me above.

you’re free to post as you like. I just asked a very simple question and it obviously, got your back twisted.

but don’t mind me. I’m just here to throw questions out here... I’m not trying to give advice to a one sided story, if you know what I mean... gah, you probably don’t.

i don’t think you understand how logic works.

but if it helps you sleep at night, that’s a good thing... wow is that the time? 2:18am

i better get some sleep lol

I'm not trying to be rude. Just honest. A question I put on this forum had you all twisted, which clearly shows you were suffering some sort of complex over it. It's all down to interpretation. But like logic, its not your strong point either... I;'m sure you do have strong points though. Like being an agony aunt. You should join an agony aunt column. I think it can help you to become more "fulfilled" in your new found role as saviour of marriages. See? I can be nice, if you interpret me that way ;)

You're coming off as the very thing you're accusing others as being.
 
Imra'an, are you still thinking of getting married again? If you are, will you still marry in the same country that promote family breakup or would you marry somewhere else? Just curious.
 
Imra'an, are you still thinking of getting married again? If you are, will you still marry in the same country that promote family breakup or would you marry somewhere else? Just curious.

Off course, Insh Allah I will try to get married again, I will do all I can that is reasonable, righteous and in line with Sunnah. I will try to mitigate more against pitfalls and disasters, I will do all that and then I will put my trust in Allah swt. I do believe that there are good people out there, my own family members or relatives and other people in the community would not do to someone what my ex has done to me.

There are good people out there that would never in a million years even hurt a fly.

I try to stay positive.
I pray there is more barakah in my earnings.
I pray there is barakah in my house.
My calamities have made my family and my home feel hollow and dark for a long time, I'll never forget... Even after we are taken out of darkness.... I pray there is more positivity, light and warmth in my family and in my home insh Allah and that we never forget what we have gone through and that we alway remember Allah swt.

Lot of stuff goin on in my head. I do want to get married but to the right person... Not like last time.

I want to be a better person
I need to stay positive
Although I can do it myself, it would be better to do it with a wife and children... Don't you think?

Despite the turmoils of my journey and what's left to come, Im still here... Dont want to give up on life and be a recluse.

Yet again I make plans.... In the end Allah swt has plans for me.... I'll do my bit, follow sunnah, I'll pray and il leave it in the hands of Allah swt.

Yes tax paying men in the UK US Europe have a lot more to lose when a marriage Involving children fails, even if the father /husband is innocent... The laws allow mothers / wives to manipulate the system....
I am aware of your points that you have made over the past 3 years... Even then, should try to look for that companion... Not everyone wants to stab you in the back....

Right now my options are getting married via referrals made by close relatives either in the UK or I travel back to Bangladesh after covid... I do have a lot of relatives on my mom's side there alhamdulillah.. Trip is sometime next year maybe
Did have a thought... Why does she have to Bangladeshi...?... I think its for my mom tbh and to help some cultural stuff I. E. Diets etc...
On day of resurrection there will be no distinction on race, we will all be accountable for our actions...
But say I married a non Bangladeshi, she may find some of our customs a bit odd and vice versa...

Off course things will move slower this time...

There has to be good after bad.... Just a matter of when...

Keep praying

Inna ma'iya rabbi sayah deen
 
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Oh Allah, please protect Imraan and make his new relationship his happiness and his future child/children be the pleasure of his eyes ameen. I pray that your experience will be a lesson to future young generation men not to think between their legs or be invacuated or fall in this concept of love, or especially love at the first sight. I pray the young men who desire marriage at age 16, 17, 20, etc to focus on their education, getting financially set and take it slowly, really slowly when trying to find a partner. Pretend...pretend that this spouse you will be getting married is an employee you are going to hire in your company. Are you going to hire her based on her looks or her character and even criminal records? Don't be fooled by the idea that only men can be criminals and women can never commit crime. That is a false sexist stereo type the offends both gender. Check your future wife as if she the worst criminal who make Hitler look sweet, by looking at her background, her history, her interaction with her parent(s), her parent(s) upbringing, siblings, culture, believes, etc, etc. Every person will put his or her shield down after six month, and worse case a year. In a year, you will know everything you need to know about the person. Please listen to the words and actions that come out of her mouth and look for red flags. If there is something she does or say that could destroy you if she did it to you but she did it to someone else? Run. RUN like the plaque is coming at you.
 
Off course, Insh Allah I will try to get married again, I will do all I can that is reasonable, righteous and in line with Sunnah. I will try to mitigate more against pitfalls and disasters, I will do all that and then I will put my trust in Allah swt. I do believe that there are good people out there, my own family members or relatives and other people in the community would not do to someone what my ex has done to me.

There are good people out there that would never in a million years even hurt a fly.

I try to stay positive.
I pray there is more barakah in my earnings.
I pray there is barakah in my house.
My calamities have made my family and my home feel hollow and dark for a long time, I'll never forget... Even after we are taken out of darkness.... I pray there is more positivity, light and warmth in my family and in my home insh Allah and that we never forget what we have gone through and that we alway remember Allah swt.

Lot of stuff goin on in my head. I do want to get married but to the right person... Not like last time.

I want to be a better person
I need to stay positive
Although I can do it myself, it would be better to do it with a wife and children... Don't you think?

Despite the turmoils of my journey and what's left to come, Im still here... Dont want to give up on life and be a recluse.

Yet again I make plans.... In the end Allah swt has plans for me.... I'll do my bit, follow sunnah, I'll pray and il leave it in the hands of Allah swt.

Yes tax paying men in the UK US Europe have a lot more to lose when a marriage Involving children fails, even if the father /husband is innocent... The laws allow mothers / wives to manipulate the system....
I am aware of your points that you have made over the past 3 years... Even then, should try to look for that companion... Not everyone wants to stab you in the back....

Right now my options are getting married via referrals made by close relatives either in the UK or I travel back to Bangladesh after covid... I do have a lot of relatives on my mom's side there alhamdulillah.. Trip is sometime next year maybe
Did have a thought... Why does she have to Bangladeshi...?... I think its for my mom tbh and to help some cultural stuff I. E. Diets etc...
On day of resurrection there will be no distinction on race, we will all be accountable for our actions...
But say I married a non Bangladeshi, she may find some of our customs a bit odd and vice versa...

Off course things will move slower this time...

There has to be good after bad.... Just a matter of when...

Keep praying

Inna ma'iya rabbi sayah deen

Yeah, in the end, as long as she is a good Muslim, thats the most important. If she's from Bangladesh, thats another pro for you and your mom as well.

Even if she is in the UK, there is nothing wrong with that. It depends on her as a Muslim.

My advice to you is to hold onto the sunnah when looking for another spouse. Know everything you want in a person. Set some bare minimal requirements in her deen. Research online about questions to be asking, etc..

If she passes the minimal requirements, then you can start to look for some extra pros and cons in your potential spouse. Check if you can get along with her, could you see a future with her, check if you feel at least slight attraction (sometimes Muslims get obsessed with the person's deen to the point where they forget about the fact that there needs to be attraction in a relationship, lol) etc.. And you can also talk about anything else that concerns you

Make sure to meet up Islamically with another fam member around.

And don't be afraid of expressing what you want! Ask as many questions! If they get offended, that means there is smth wrong with them, not you! You seriously need to study this person and how their deen is. If there are any warning flags, do not ignore your gut and you must confront these issues!
 
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And don't be afraid of expressing what you want! Ask as many questions! If they get offended, that means there is smth wrong with them, not you! You seriously need to study this person and how their deen is. If there are any warning flags, do not ignore your gut and you must confront these issues!

Can you elaborate on this? This seems like a great point. Sadly many people have rejected me or seen me as extreme or reject me for asking too many questions
 
Can you elaborate on this? This seems like a great point. Sadly many people have rejected me or seen me as extreme or reject me for asking too many questions

Excellent! I like hearing that. That means these people are not meant for you, those are not your mate in this world. Should you have married any of them, all of them would have eaten you up and thrown your bones in the trashcan. Whatever, you do. Don't change this method. Ask all the questions you NEED TO ASK to be safe, even if they throw terms like, "This not romantic," or "Not all women are bad!," or "Don't you trust me?," etc, etc. If the words that comes out of their mouth anything other than answering your questions, then don't get married to that person or have any relationship. However, that been said. Also from you side, don't be too extreme either. Don't ask over 9000 pages worth of questions. That is insane. You need to answer the correct questions and limit the amount to 10. But you have to ask the correct questions and make sure all 10 of them are the correct ones.
 
Can you elaborate on this? This seems like a great point. Sadly many people have rejected me or seen me as extreme or reject me for asking too many questions
I feel the type of questions you ask will have an impact on their behaviour. If you are asking only religious questions and they call you extreme then obviously they aren't fit for the marriage. But if you are asking random ques., then it is understandable for them to be offended. About their family background, i don't think anyone would be so honest in talking about it. So in that case ,i guess , taking people's opinions(don't depend on just people's opinion) as well as talking to the potential partner directly would be better. You have to marry that person anyway, not their family so background isn't important much. However neither me nor islami mumina is experienced in this field so don't take us very seriously. (But i'd like her to explain what she meant in her post)
 
Can you elaborate on this? This seems like a great point. Sadly many people have rejected me or seen me as extreme or reject me for asking too many questions
Similar to what Yvhere said.

By asking many questions, I am talking about things that pertain to the marriage. So it would be religious questions, personality questions, lifestyle questions, etc.. things that affect you basically..

Yeah for example asking about the family background might be a little weird since they don't know what your intentions are. But if you are asking things about your future in laws, there is nothing wrong with that because they will affect you. I think it is mostly females with this problems though, they need to ask about the suitor's family because I've noticed some Muslim girls end up becoming servants to their husband's fam

But most of the time, where people will find you extreme is based on your religious questions. I actually made a list on here of a bunch of religious questions I'd ask specifically myself in reply to one of Imraan's posts I think.. Some of them were a bit unnecessary lol but for the most part I would ask them. But sometimes I wouldn't even need to ask of the specific ones because I can already tell these are the types of Muslims that are similar to my ideal type

Basically starting off with the more basic questions like what they're aqeedah is, how they view Islam, a bunch of general questions on Islam and how they take the religion. Because nowadays you have people who believe in modernizing the religion, etc.

And then you would go into the more specific things, so are there certain things that your suitor does that will influence your deen in a good or bad way? And these questions differ for all Muslims since we are all different.. How does your suitor use her time.. What does she do during her day.. How would she describe her daily/weekly life as a Muslim.. How does she want to see the future family turning out.. What are her goals for the fam.. Because some people have serious religious passions to get married while others may not care as much

And also you should see if she believes in Islamic family roles. Not to an extreme level, but as long as she acknowledges that + a good healthy partnership = success

You can even ask her what'd she'd do in hypothetical situations to see her mentality. I've actually known a good couple (very strong muslims).. They did stuff like that and they talked about how at first the marriage meetings were literally interview processes. And alhamdulilah they both are happily married sacrificing for each other

After a bunch of questions pertaining to the topics I've told you + more of your own, you can understand by their answers what type of Muslim they are. Just based on the way they speak, you can tell if she is the type of muslim you're looking for

What you got to strive for is not just a Muslim, but a Mu'min. Someone who constantly tries implementing Islam into their lives, not changing things to their desires.. Someone motivated to follow Islam in every single thing.. Because that person will also be very excited to get a pious spouse.. Of course all of us sin, but the difference between Muslims and Mumins is that these Mu'mins are always seeking knowledge and trying to follow the true Islam even when it comes to the smallest things of their daily lifestyle

If someone thinks you're extreme for asking these religious questions.. Chances are, they MIGHT (not always) not be the Muslim you were looking for because they themselves may not have taken someone's deen to an important extent for the marriage. If you think this person misunderstood you, communicate with her and let her know how important deen is to you and ask her to be honest. but most pious people would understand how this is something important as long as you aren't being rude, judgmental, uncomfortbly bold/demanding, or extremely serious

You just gotta keep your guard up before marriage so that when you get married you can finally lower it and allow companionship, compromise, and trust to kick in

And as for personality.. Chemistry.. You can all figure that out while meeting.. It comes more natural I think
 
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