Getting married young

YOU TWO SOUND LIKE A MARRIED COUPLE 😃 😃 LOL

pressure points people

Wooooh-saaaaa 😃

LOL!

I AM enjoying this.

MedievalistYes I must be misguided because you say so. sighs

just for the record i am not with tj, as i have mentioned previously.

ed what are we going to do about your hostility?
Its not good to keep so many negative emotions, let them all out. pass your handsfrom your head to your toes and flush away all that negative energy.

you gotta chill dude. isnt that how you magazine is designed? all chilling and cruising and things?

for an ed of a youth magazine you are surprisingly sensitive but more worryingly uptight!

i LOVE this forum

you for a TJ lover are one of the dummest person ive ever come across..
we all know you are tj, an obsessed deobandi..why are you in denial..are you ashamed of it..
its ok i wont tell anyone
what do they teach you at your madrassah... life and times of the telly tubbies... 😃
im chilled...dude..are you?
😂

MedievalistLOL!

I AM enjoying this.

ur tellin me....

this is more fun than amir khan fight

get u 2 on tv i say! 😃

...and Medieval with a knockout Dua there!! Ed comes in with a dua aimed at the head.... 😂

Gentlemen... I really must stress the importance of taking a time out for some hugs in the hug thread.

It works!!!

Just ask Angel!

i need a hug.,.....wheres that thread ....im'a comin dave!

again you demonstrate your secularist polluted brainwaves.

Madrassah is a place where people are given religious lessons - dars.

We dont consider tele tubbies or anything like that to be part of religion. We learn about a Holy Book, the Word of God whom we call ALLAH and the Book is called Quran. We learn about Holy Words uttered by Holy Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam called MUHAMMAD SALALLAHU ALAYHI WA SALLAM. Then we learn about a special group of people who always remained in the company of the Holy Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam and they are called Holy Sahabah which means Companions.

Then we also learn alot of other things but maybe you wouldnt understand them cos you understand about tinky winky and dipsy dont you? Well tinky winky are what we call childrens characters and are used to entertain children. In our madrassah we don teach about imaginary secular things like that but we learn about Hadrat Zayd's learning of Syriac, of Hadrat Aisha's memory and other things.

See in your mind you tried to make me angry by making a joke at madrassah. You have irrefutably proved my point, just to try and anger me you insult and mock at the madaris where Qaal ALLAH and Qaala Rasululllah salallahu alayhi wa sallam constantly resound; alas you bring destruction upon yourself by mocking at the schools where the inheritance of Prophethood is distributed.

tut tut tut. I am now feeling really sorry for you. In order to make me look small or provoke a reaction you mock at madaris. I am free from such a person.

being deobandi doesnt make you tj. I dont think you know what tj is cos if u did then you would knw that being deobandi doesnt make you tj. showing ur ignorance AGAIN brother? i really advise you to refrain from posting so regularly, its affecting what little mental capacity you did have. bechara.

Take a rest, i hear the carribbean is good this time of year.

MedievalistTake a rest, i hear the carribbean is good this time of year.

It's hurricane season actually...

But most of the time it's fabulous - check out the Keys and Puerto Rico!

Hey whatever happened to our muslim from Puerto Rico?

Cuul Guy?

yet again....Puerto Rico!!! :shock:

now now hayder....calm down!

you too dave 😛

Darth Hayderyet again....Puerto Rico!!! :shock:

now now hayder....calm down!

you too dave :P

ahhhh not that again!

Puerto Rica......aaaaaaaahhhhh Bliss!!

lol you said it buddy - put me in that picture, gimme a non-alco stawberry daiquiri, a sailboat and 10 minutes and that's what I call a life well spent.

Well theres one ingredient missin....

but dont want every1 to start lynching me 😂

If its the ingrediant I think you're gonna add, leave it in your imagination...

Its better there.

haha....u dont knw what i was thinkin off

unless you were tooo :shock:

angelYOU TWO SOUND LIKE A MARRIED COUPLE 😃 😃 LOL

Yeah they certainly make it lively again here. I love coming on here and watching these two grown men flirt with each other 😉

I actually a big fan of getting married young. I think that looking back, this may have been my biggest regret. As long as the person mature enough too know the importance of marriage then too me age doesn't matter, I know people who are younger then me that are much more mature then me. I think people in today environment have been condition to think that marriage should be left for mid 20, but in Islam, marriage is the basis that make the person, which is why it half your deen.

It seem people are not willing to struggle anymore and want to be set in a certain situation. I think struggle is good, I think if the brother knows the role of a husband, he should go and get married, there are quite a few people at Uni who are married at it never seem to affect them, infact it made them more focus as they had a reason and aim to get so they tried that little bit harder.

MashaALLAH good post.

I agree with what has been written above.

''Nikah is my sunnah, so whoever leaves/discards my sunnah then he is not of me''

Also the importance of nikah can be gauged from the fact that 4 practices have been constantly practiced by all Prophets Holy alayhimus salaatu was salaam viz Hinna, Itr, Miswak, nikah. There are exceptions to these but in general ALL four are a practice of a jamaat of Ambiya alayhim salawtullah was salaam.

Those who are eager to marry, establish the first three and the fourth will inshaALLAH naturally follow.

Sayyidina Ibn Masud radhiyallahu anhu mentioned once to his students to the effect that if I were unmarried and had only 10 days left to live, even then I would consider marriage to be amongst one of my foremost duties. Imagine if we had 10 days left to live we would say sit in masjid and pray for those 10 days but Hadrat Ibn Masud radhiyallahu anhu regarded nikah so highly that he would have married in those remaining days.

actually ed, i dont chat to girls uneccasarily unlike most guys my age, i dont flirt , smoke , drink or anythin like that. I pray 5 times day, study the quran, respect my parents and try to be a good muslim.
I understand where u are comin from , alot of young people nowadays have abandoned islam and follow their own desires shamelessly. the reason im thinkin about gettin married is because of the shameless women who walk around outside half naked trying to get peoples fone numbers (even muslim girls). May Allah subhanuwattallah keep the true believers safe from temptation.

medievalist u make sum very good points mashallah

"Three groups of people Allah obliged Himself to help them: Mujahid in the cause of Allah, a worker to pay his debt, and the one who wants to marry to live a chaste life". (Tirmidhi)

TheRevivalEditor

accusation after accusation, slander after slander, defamation of character after defamation of character....you madrassa has taught u well!

i simply asked a question!

i am not against people marrying young! I was looking at it from the other side..which alot of you are afraid to do.
i know many people who are married, young and old, and it hasnt stopped them from chatting girls up, flirting, zina and doing other dodgy stuff...

only an islamic minded young person with the right tarbiyyah will inshallah never do the stuff i mentioned after he's married...

young guys who want to get married young...all the best...and i hope marriage gives them all the required desires they are after...and keep sthem away from sin.

also, after marriage it is fardh upon the husband to provide the wife with a roof over her head, provide food, pay for her clothes and needs, pay bills for both of them, an dif she gets pregnant then be a good islamic father and upbring the child..etc and at 17/18 that is difficult..not everyone can turn to their parents....and its not good to say dad can u lend me a fiver so i can give it to my wife :D

go on Ed...

Your the man

I'd big u up more but then SOMEONE might start to accuse me of going into cheerleader mode :roll:

Yizzy Yazzy
Yizzy Yazzy
oy oy oy
The Ed is right
and he's our boy!

Gooooooooo ED!

YAAAAAAAY

*kick*

YAAAAAAAY

Salaam

Maturity and the sense of responsibility in my opinion are vital pre-requisites for marriage.

Guys become interested in girls from the age of 13/4…they need to learn self control…not married off ASAP.

Marriage is not always the be all and end all.

How many teenage boys are in a position to support and look after a wife?

Wasalaam

yuitI actually a big fan of getting married young. I think that looking back, this may have been my biggest regret. As long as the person mature enough too know the importance of marriage then too me age doesn't matter, I know people who are younger then me that are much more mature then me. I think people in today environment have been condition to think that marriage should be left for mid 20, but in Islam, marriage is the basis that make the person, which is why it half your deen.

It seem people are not willing to struggle anymore and want to be set in a certain situation. I think struggle is good, I think if the brother knows the role of a husband, he should go and get married, there are quite a few people at Uni who are married at it never seem to affect them, infact it made them more focus as they had a reason and aim to get so they tried that little bit harder.

Struggle is good and it also goes to show how much faith one has in Allah (swt) but i think for generations to come, their way of thinking is set that they want an easy life and them not havin basic islamic values means they are not willing to have patience. I feel those ppl who marry young and aren't financially stable can lead to their marriage being ruined, many girls nowadays like to spend money, even waste money and if they feel their husband aint providin them with it they wont like it and some may kick a fuss. One has to also be prepared mentally and has to be mature to go into a marriage, which is a really really big step which i personally believe many 18 yr olds are definitely not ready for!

i gotta wait for the two infront of me b4 my turn :evil:

I feel your pain Hayder. I also agree with you Angel, that why it important to get married to someone on the same wavelength, so a common understanding can be developed. If you intention and deed are right Allah swt will help you a lot with your search for a wife.

"Women of purity are for men of purity, and men of purity are for women of purity "(Quran 24:26)

On the topic as a whole. I find it funny that people used their own insecurity too put someone off marriage, now the person has said that he mature enough and he seem well verse in his religion. In my opinion we should be asking him constructive question rather then just being a critic. Now, too me it does seem that too much secular thinking in term of marriage. Now if someone is getting married for the good of their islam, then he will be able to turn his shortcoming into positives. We can always look on the negative in all aspect as Ed has done in this case, but if doing that we shouldn’t stop at these young people, let look at marriage as a whole and let used that as a reason not to get married at all, because of late it hasn’t been very successful. Medevial has been really good on the subject. Plus the brother involve has come with a very important hadith, which we should all pay more intention too. Three groups of people Allah obliged Himself to help them: Mujahid in the cause of Allah, a worker to pay his debt, and the one who wants to marry to live a chaste life".(Tirmidhi)

We were with the Prophet while we were young and had no wealth whatever. So Allah's Apostle said, "O young people! Whoever among you can marry, should marry, because it helps him lower his gaze and guard his modesty (i.e. his private parts from committing illegal sexual intercourse etc.), and whoever is not able to marry, should fast, as fasting diminishes his sexual power."
Volume 7, Book 62, Number 4: Sahih Bukhari, Book 62:

Yet another excellent post by Brother Yuit on this topic.

Muslim Brother it is apparent to us that ALLAH hs granted you wisdom, mashaALLAH you are striving in establishing salah, you fear that protecting yourself from fitnah may not be in you, you are ready for marriage with intention to protect yourself and your deen.

Brother accept my congratulations for such qualities in a young muslim today are rare indeed. May ALLAH further you in islam and accept you for service to deen.

Again I say discuss this seriously with your parents. Under normal conditions nikah is a sunnah, if however it is highly feared that a person may fall into sin (including oppressing oneself) then nikah becomes a fard obligation. Should your parents say to you to wait a few years then if it is in you to control yourself then obey them and fast and wait. If however even whilst fasting you still fall into or are strongly inclinde to sin then approach elders in your family or a respected alim to speak on your behalf to your parents.

I am sure ALLAH will open up a straight path for you.

A story. The ameer of a group I was with once told us that a Sahabi came to Holy Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam and complained of poverty. He was commanded to do nikah. After a while the Sahabi came back and said I have married and am still in poverty. Again he was commanded to do nikah. The Sahabi came back a third and then fourth time with the same advice from Holy Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam. When He returned after the fourth nikah he told Holy Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam that I a wealthy. The fourth noble wife started up a home business making baskets from reeds and plants and then the Sahabi would sell them in the market.

Subhanallah if we have true iman then making nikah will bring blessings and income into the household, it will not decrease in the household. Hence brother be strong and make intention for nikah. The pathways will open at their designated times inshaALLAH.

yuit Now, too me it does seem that too much secular thinking in term of marriage.

so you've joined the medieval way of thinking aswell...ah well.
if u dont agree with us, you are influenced by secularism!