Treat Your Wife Well

Treat  Your Wife The way you want your Daughter to be Treated

Express love towards your wife

1400 years ago, the Prophet (peace be upon him) set very high standards for the Muslim men.

He would help his wives in daily chores, he would leave no stone unturned in expressing love towards his wives. He would drink from the same place Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) drank from. He would be playful with them. He would put morsels of food in their mouths. The examples are countless. The question is - do you follow his example?

She is attractive and beautiful

Always remind your  wife that she is attractive and beautiful and never joke about marriyng a second wife.

[Sheikh Tariq Appleby]

Women are Sensitive

Women  are sensitive. 

One wrong word and she'll run away from you. One right word and she'll come sit next to you.

[Shaykh Raaslan; Mu'asharah an-Nisa]

Healthy marriage

"If you want a healthy marriage, you must have a good balance of individual time, family time and couple time." 

Choose A Pious Woman And You Will Prosper.

 A  Women  Is Normally Sought As A Wife For Her Wealth, Beauty, Nobility, Or Piety, But Choose A Pious Woman And You Will Prosper. 

                          [Muslim]

God doesn't create anything bad

The best of woman is one when you look at you feel happiness

Women

The Prophet was asked "Which type of women is the best?" 

he replied "When you look at her, you feel happiness." 

               Hadith Sunan An-Nasa'i

Allah created your mate of like nature in order that you might dwell with her in Love

It is He who created you from a single soul, and made its mate of like nature in order that you might dwell with her in Love 

Quran 7:189

The verse you're quoting is from Surah Al-A'raf (7:189) in the Quran. It emphasizes the creation of humanity from a single soul (often interpreted as Adam) and the formation of his mate (Eve), reflecting the unity and shared nature of mankind. The purpose of this creation is to foster love, companionship, and tranquility between them.

This concept is echoed throughout the Quran, highlighting the importance of relationships built on love, mutual respect, and a sense of spiritual unity. It also serves as a reminder of the common origin of all human beings.