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Islam encourages patience and self-control during menstruation or postnatal bleeding. A husband should avoid what Allah ...
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Islam encourages patience and self-control during menstruation or postnatal bleeding. A husband should avoid what Allah has forbidden. If he fears falling into zina, some scholars allow ma********on as a last resort, while others still discourage it. The safest path is patience, remembrance of Allah, and waiting until intimacy becomes lawful again. Allah knows best.

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*SECTION A: PERSONAL INFORMATION*
1. Full Name:
2. Gender: Male / Female
3. Age:
4. Marital Status: Single / Divorced / Widowed
5. Do you have children? Yes / No If Yes, how many & ages:
6. Country & City of Residence:
7. Nationality / Ethnic Group:
8. WhatsApp Number:
9. Email Address:

*SECTION B: ISLAMIC & LIFESTYLE PROFILE*
10. Level of Islamic Practice: Very Practicing / Practicing / Moderate
11. Do you pray 5 daily prayers? Yes / No / Sometimes
12. Hijab: Always / Sometimes / No _[For Sisters]_
13. Beard: Full / Trimmed / No _[For Brothers]_
14. Languages Spoken:
15. Highest Level of Education:
16. Occupation / Profession:
17. Do you wear Niqab / Keep Sunnah? *_[Optional]

*SECTION C: FAMILY & BACKGROUND*
18. Current Living Arrangement: With Family / Alone / With Spouse/Kids
19. Are you open to Relocation for marriage? Yes / No / Depends
20. Will you accept someone from a different tribe/country? Yes / No
21. Brief Background About Your Family:

*SECTION D: WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR*
22. Preferred Age Range of Partner: From *_ To *_
23. Preferred Location of Partner: Same City / Same Country / Anywhere Worldwide
24. Top 5 Qualities You Want in a Spouse:
_e.g. God-fearing, Honest, Educated, Family-oriented, Caring_
25. Deal Breakers: _Things you cannot accept_
26. Are you open to Polygamy? Yes / No / Discuss _[For Sisters]_
Are you open to a 2nd/3rd wife? Yes / No / Discuss _[For Brothers]_
27. Describe Yourself in 3-4 lines: _Personality, hobbies, goals_

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30. Do you give us permission to share your profile with potential matches? Yes / No
31. How did you hear about us? WhatsApp / Facebook / Friend / Other
32. *Declaration:* I confirm that all information given is true and I am seeking marriage for the sake of Allah.
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*"THE TEST OF THE TWO HOMES: A STORY OF HAJIA MEMUNAT & SULEIMAN"*

In a quiet community in Ilorin lived two couples who were known for their deen and good character.

*Couple 1: Hajia Memunat and Alhaji Suleiman*
They had been married for 12 years. Suleiman was a hardworking businessman. Hajia Memunat was a teacher at an Islamic school. They had 3 children and were respected in the mosque.

*Couple 2: Brother Yusuf and Sister Aisha*
Yusuf was Suleiman’s younger brother. Aisha was Memunat’s close friend from Quran class. They were newly married, just 2 years.

For a while, both homes were peaceful. But then, *difficulties began to test them.*

*THE DIFFICULTIES THAT OCCURRED*

*1. COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN*
Suleiman was always busy with work. He would come home late, tired, and go straight to sleep. Hajia Memunat felt lonely and unheard. She would say, "You don’t talk to me anymore."
Suleiman would reply, "I’m doing all this for the family."
_The gap grew._

In Yusuf and Aisha’s home, the opposite happened. They talked too much and argued over small things - money, phone, in-laws. Shaitan was whispering: _"Your spouse doesn’t value you."_

*2. FINANCIAL PRESSURE*
Business became slow for Suleiman. Debts piled up. He became moody and short-tempered. Hajia Memunat tried to help by taking extra lessons, but Suleiman felt his "role as provider" was being questioned. Pride came between them.

Yusuf and Aisha also struggled. Aisha wanted to continue her studies, but Yusuf said, "We don’t have money." Resentment grew.

*3. IN-LAW INTERFERENCE & JEALOUSY*
Suleiman’s mother would complain to him: "Memunat is too strict with the children."
Memunat’s sister would tell her: "Suleiman doesn’t appreciate you."
Instead of blocking it, they both listened.

Yusuf and Aisha faced the same. Comparison entered: "Look at Suleiman and Memunat, their home is peaceful." But nobody knew the truth.

*4. SPIRITUAL WEAKNESS*
Because of stress, both couples started missing tahajjud, rushing salah, and arguing after Jumu’ah. The Prophet ļ·ŗ said: _"The best of you are those who are best to their wives"_. But they forgot to apply it at home.[Tirmidhi]

*THE TURNING POINT*

One Friday, the Imam gave a khutbah on Surah Ar-Rum 30:21:
*"And of His signs is that He created for you from yourselves mates that you may find tranquility in them; and He placed between you affection and mercy."*

That night, both couples cried.

Suleiman went to Memunat and said, "I’m sorry. I forgot that provision is from Allah, not just my effort. Let’s make dua together."
Memunat replied, "And I’m sorry for not being patient. Let’s go back to Allah first."

Yusuf and Aisha sat down and made 3 rules:
1. No phones after Isha - only Quran and talking
2. No complaining about in-laws to each other
3. Weekly "house meeting" to solve problems with shura

They also started giving sadaqah together, even if small. The Prophet ļ·ŗ said: _"Charity does not decrease wealth."_

*THE LESSON*
6 months later, both homes were not perfect, but they were peaceful.

*What saved them:*
1. *Taqwa first* - They returned to Allah in sujud
2. *Good communication* - Speaking with respect, no insults
3. *Trust in Allah* - Knowing rizq is written
4. *Blocking third parties* - Not carrying tales
5. *Remembering the purpose* - Marriage is half of deen

Allah says: *"...and live with them in kindness"* [An-Nisa 4:19]

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*3 PIECES OF ADVICE FOR EVERY MUSLIM COUPLE*
1. *Before you talk, make wudu.* Anger cools with water.
2. *Say "JazakAllah khayr" daily.* Appreciation kills ingratitude.
3. *Pray 2 rakahs together weekly.* Nothing unites like sujud together.

May Allah put mawaddah and rahmah between all Muslim couples. Ameen.

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