Assalamualaikum,
how can we know if we're ready to seek for a wife? It's always very simple to set high standards but how can we know whether we fit into that standards we're expecting from others? What should we do, when we do have attitudes we don't like at ourselves? What when we try to change ourselves but have problems doing so. Though marriage would be a good solution and could help us to change. At least it is your intention to get married to get rid of that bad habits and improve your character and your deen. However, you do not like them (the bad habits) and they keep you away from seeking a wife, though you feel lonely. It's bit like a vicious cycle.
Times arrive you find yourself in a high state of taqwaa and another time you feel like the biggest munafiq. Are that reason to not seek for a wife? Nobody is perfect, we cannot expect a perfect wife as our wife cannot expect a perfect husband. My worries are only that after marriage it crystallize all the attitudes of the wife that doesn't fit in the concepts of Quran and Sunnah. Or what to do, when you see she is totally different and want to fight all the time and her way to solve fights is by yelling and creating drama, instead of speaking like a human being. How can we know that prior marriage?
That are many different question, I know.
how can we know if we're ready to seek for a wife? It's always very simple to set high standards but how can we know whether we fit into that standards we're expecting from others? What should we do, when we do have attitudes we don't like at ourselves? What when we try to change ourselves but have problems doing so. Though marriage would be a good solution and could help us to change. At least it is your intention to get married to get rid of that bad habits and improve your character and your deen. However, you do not like them (the bad habits) and they keep you away from seeking a wife, though you feel lonely. It's bit like a vicious cycle.
Times arrive you find yourself in a high state of taqwaa and another time you feel like the biggest munafiq. Are that reason to not seek for a wife? Nobody is perfect, we cannot expect a perfect wife as our wife cannot expect a perfect husband. My worries are only that after marriage it crystallize all the attitudes of the wife that doesn't fit in the concepts of Quran and Sunnah. Or what to do, when you see she is totally different and want to fight all the time and her way to solve fights is by yelling and creating drama, instead of speaking like a human being. How can we know that prior marriage?
That are many different question, I know.
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