well arrange marriage is the islamic way of getting married. i cant believe people will associate it with forced marriages or so called culture thing. lets define wat arrange marriage is really about. its basically a guy comes n ask for a gurl for her hand . n then her parents checks him out . and if they do end up liking him n seeing him a suitable potential husband for there doughtier they bring it up to her . then after him seeing her once and vise verse . she will do the prayer n allah will guide her * estakhra prayers* because she have faith in him... like the prophet said he only got one look . n obviously god had a reason behind it ... he obviously didnt say go n talk to her nor walk to the park like some other people said .. n get to know her n etc n then decide to marry her. cuz if he did.. he would have said it. we are muslims here... we cant just change the rules to suit us ... but if u really think that i hope u can sleep at nite.
now thats outta the way...... love marriages... if ur talkin about dating then obviously thats haram. but do u honestly believe that love comes before marriage like with out living with the person n knowing how he/ her is. i mean wat do u love about them... i think people r confusing it with being in love .or u can like a person.. now thats a different story .... ....... anywayz some people might use the excuse oh i met him at work n we talked etc then once they start liking each other more than a friend then thats when they should stop talking because we all know that its gonna lead to the haram ways .. u might say oh im strong... u could but people get sucked in .... i dont remember wat how the hadith is said but i will give u the meaning of when two ppl r sitting together obviously the third person its the shytan.
i just wanna say some people here believe that arrange marriages = Forced marriages.. which is not true.. yes we hear some situations that r forced but at the end its not arranged marriages .... and if some people do that we shouldnt say that its arranged or associate it with arranged when it isnt... i believe many people have the wrong idea about it. because in arranged marriages you can pick your future husband . all im saying if it worked in the past during the prophet dayz then it will work now .. the religion is for all times n places.. i think ppl r liking the idea of the western way of getting married .. but all im saying if u wanna do it that way dont try to bring or look down on arrange marriages to make ur self feel better when you know its the right way or justify wat ur doing. salamz
i am of the opinion (as are alot of other people) that if a guy/girl have a love-marriage (i.e talk, laugh, flirt and all that other nauseating stuff that isn't allowed for non-mahrams to do before marriage) , then the chances are that later on down the marriage (if they do end up getting married) one is going to cheat on the other, simply because there is not fear of allah there in the first place. i.e if they he/she didnt fear Allah the first time round, then there isnt really going to be anything to stop them from committing the same sin twice, right? (i mean if they dont repent and fix their ways, etc)
your thoughts?
i fall in love too fast - starts to cry
That is not good, people who are like this tend to get hurt alot. Try not to do this untill you're married and its safe to love the person.
^ I dont know why a love marriage has to equal haram or free-mixing?
Feeling as though you like somebody and would like to consider them for marriage is not wrong, the right or wrong is in what takes place after that realisation, in the steps you take after that, do you go down the halal route and take steps to acquire that person? Or do you hang out with them, get to know them a little more and basically 'go out' with them. I'd still call the former a love marriage, and I wouldnt call it wrong or haram.
It totally depends on your idea of a love marriage, if you think a person can only have a 'love marriage' after extensive free mixing with a person than what a sad world we live in. These feelings are put into our hearts for a reason, and I see them as a test, to see what you'll do with the feeling, if you'll pursue it in a halal manner or not.
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