Whenever I see a new upload with sister Umm Talha I run because mashAllah she gives such great perspective. As someone who got married just about a year ago there are so many things you don't even think about. This is great advice jazakAllah khair to both of you for bringing this to us
Asalamu alaykum marriage is something which brings a couple more closer together when it's connected to the Deen and Allah SWTA. The finer points of reminding each other about Allah and to practice on the sunnah and normally communicating with each other despite your differences and trying to fix the broken pieces in the relationship and being there for each other during good and bad
46:53 very much agree with that point. I remember my wife argued with me about it even though I asked her politely and my concerns. She literally said to me that she fought with her parents to get some freedom and to go outside, and she's having to now argue with me to just get some freedom without me knowing her exact location. After that she began lying to me about it. I found out as it was causing me doubts of her where abouts, and I just knew we weren't meant to be. There were other issues too. Frankly speaking with marriage, don't try and create doubt for your spouse. Doubts can lead to unhappy marriages, arguments, resentment and even divorce. Always be open and honest.
@@feather99999999 I thought of my wife as an amanah. Not a child. If a wife was to ask her husband of his where abouts and he was shady about his location, the wife will have doubts. Probably thinking her husband is cheating on her. Similarly my ex was meeting with non mahram men although I've advised her not to. Is that controlling?
Assalamu aleikom sister. I tried to express to my husband in every imaginable way that i would like to spend more time with him but he doesn’t care. He gets angry and work or whatever else is always more important than me. When i try to take the initiative, make home nice etc he doesn’t like it either. Idk what to do anymore. He doesn’t want to get counselling and tells me literally everything is my fault. I should not question or talk about anything
Whenever I see a new upload with sister Umm Talha I run because mashAllah she gives such great perspective. As someone who got married just about a year ago there are so many things you don't even think about. This is great advice jazakAllah khair to both of you for bringing this to us
Asalamu alaykum marriage is something which brings a couple more closer together when it's connected to the Deen and Allah SWTA. The finer points of reminding each other about Allah and to practice on the sunnah and normally communicating with each other despite your differences and trying to fix the broken pieces in the relationship and being there for each other during good and bad
Yes keep it 💯 from uk England 🇬🇧. Birmingham 💯❤💪🤲🤲🤲
May Allah azza wa jal make things easy .Ameen.
46:53 very much agree with that point. I remember my wife argued with me about it even though I asked her politely and my concerns.
She literally said to me that she fought with her parents to get some freedom and to go outside, and she's having to now argue with me to just get some freedom without me knowing her exact location.
After that she began lying to me about it. I found out as it was causing me doubts of her where abouts, and I just knew we weren't meant to be. There were other issues too.
Frankly speaking with marriage, don't try and create doubt for your spouse. Doubts can lead to unhappy marriages, arguments, resentment and even divorce. Always be open and honest.
You sound controlling. Just because a woman decided to become your wife does not make her your child. She is an adult.
@@feather99999999 I thought of my wife as an amanah. Not a child.
If a wife was to ask her husband of his where abouts and he was shady about his location, the wife will have doubts. Probably thinking her husband is cheating on her.
Similarly my ex was meeting with non mahram men although I've advised her not to. Is that controlling?
At the end of the day, I am accountable of my actions and I know that I will have to answer to Allah if I oppress my wife.
@@feather99999999 and Allah has put the woman under her husband's order, take your feminist crap somewhere else.
Wa alaikoum salam, djazakillah khairan to both of you for the gems delivered in your sessions 🤲🏾 may Allah taala bless you all 🌿🤲🏾
Some mens cultures , they do not wish to say much but show they care by paying the bills .
Assalamoalaikum so sweet and beautiful MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah
Allahuma Baarik!
Thnx
Assalamu aleikom sister. I tried to express to my husband in every imaginable way that i would like to spend more time with him but he doesn’t care. He gets angry and work or whatever else is always more important than me. When i try to take the initiative, make home nice etc he doesn’t like it either. Idk what to do anymore. He doesn’t want to get counselling and tells me literally everything is my fault. I should not question or talk about anything
May Allah swt make it easy for you ameen
May Allaah cure his heart. There is obviously something going on in his heart, if he can appreciate your efforts.
Marriage is not something joke
Assalam mulaikum to all .
Walaikum alsalaam
Catherine is her name
As salaamu alaykum, do you also consider polygyny?
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