salaam. I get little agitated and wanna bring up a past major sin she commited when I'm feeling like this even though we agreed to never bring it up since we're married. Anyways shes pregnant rn and she always put music on her phone. While cleaning house for example and when confronted she says it's just for background noise and She's not. exactly listening to it.
Was this sin committed many years ago? Before you were married? Does it have any bearing on your current relationship?
Isn't God the Most Forgiving?
Both my wife and I committed pretty grave sins when we were young. We were foolish, and I was a libertine and profligate. We do not hold these things against each other, and because I went through trials when I was young, I have a better understanding of the temptations people go through, and how hard it can be to live an honorable and virtuous life.
salaam. I get little agitated and wanna bring up a past major sin she commited when I'm feeling like this even though we agreed to never bring it up since we're married. Anyways shes pregnant rn and she always put music on her phone. While cleaning house for example and when confronted she says it's just for background noise and She's not. exactly listening to it.
Are you squeaky clean and don't have shortcomings or commit sins that your angel on the left has put down his pen? Perhaps help her out cleaning the house since she is pregnant..
Dont be rude to her, or bring up her past- its unfair and will upset her probably. Just try and understand her, like brother misbah said, it would be hypocritical to want her to be 100% squeaky clean if ur not. Inshallah you'll both get over this small hiccup
So she's trying to help around the house and the first thing you can think of is to try and bring up her past issues because she's listening to music? I'd say the first thing to do is learn some patience and communication skills.
There is a very healthy alternative to music, such as vocal only nasheeds for example. While I do not enjoy listening to anything loud or noisy, you can still find plenty of upbeat, loud nasheeds for a background noise. A little suggestion here is why not create a playlist of nasheed you can choose for your wife, and in a gentle and caring approach share it with her. Another good way of teaching is through leading by example; you quietly do the cleaning with a peppy nasheed playing in the background, sing along to it so a new atmosphere is introduced in chores. I hope this helps
salaam. I get little agitated and wanna bring up a past major sin she commited when I'm feeling like this even though we agreed to never bring it up since we're married. Anyways shes pregnant rn and she always put music on her phone. While cleaning house for example and when confronted she says it's just for background noise and She's not. exactly listening to it.
Asalaamualaykum:
She is pregnant, just let it go for now. You going to stress her and hence stress that baby.
After she gives birth, and things pan out - then have a word for her.
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