Assalamualaikum. Here, we’re talking about someone who you’re ideally going to spend the rest of your life with. Don’t make this decision based on momentary emotions and desires…have foresight.  Think about the little things,  The big things, and everything in between before giving your word.  Can you honestly see yourself with this person in all details of your life?  Are they going to help you and your future children prepare for your akhirah? Or are they going to undermine your ibadah?  Below is one story about how beautiful couple gonna found a love for each other. May Allah bless us with such strong support and serenade. Choose happy ending, and treasure for it. To my friend, Mozir, happy wedding day! Tomorrow he's gonna be a husband. Congratulation... "MY WIFE, I AM SORRY" He woke up in the morning and found her praying. He heard her praying for him.He stared at her. It has been a long time since he  has seen  her praying. For the past few months

Assalamualaikum. Yesterday, i posted about Peah and something related about children to Islamic thing. Then today, I found this good advises from Facebook. That i really excited to share it with you all. Really good duh. Very awesome advises to anyone who don't know to start a first steps about this. Right. And, you all can like this page too. This page is super nice and lots of knowledgable Islamic post. Can motivated your soul every second. Every day. Like me. It's called... Islamic practice , page. And please look through this page as you wanted. How to inspire manners to your children: 1. When entering the house greet your children with salams and kisses. This should help develop their sense of love and mercy. 2. Be good to your neighbours and never backbite. Never speak ill of other drivers when on the road. Your children listen, absorb and emulate. 3. When calling your parents, encourage your children to speak to them. When visiti

Once in a beautiful land lived a girl named Summaiyya who was married to a man called Khalil. They were both very pious and strived to make Islam a central aspect of their lives. Soon after their marriage, Summaiyya felt bored staying at home; she wanted to do something for the Ummah. She loved to read and write, and would read a Hadith each day to her husband. Summaiya loved her husband deeply and treated him with kindness. She obeyed him, and, in return, her husband loved her very much. One night after dinner, she asked Khalil if it would be possible for her to work. Khalil did not say anything. The next day however, after Fajr, she noted that he did not go into work. He had locked himself in a room without telling Summaiyya what he was doing and was making a lot of noise. After Maghrib prayer, her husband asked her to get ready. While driving he asked her what kind of books she liked to read. She told him she liked to read Islamic books relating to literature, arts, and histo