A WOMAN’S DUA FOR HER HUSBAND

 

 

A woman’s du’a for her future husband

 

 

 وَٱلَّذِینَ یَقُولُونَ رَبَّنَا هَبۡ لَنَا مِنۡ أَزۡوَ ٰ⁠جِنَا وَذُرِّیَّـٰتِنَا قُرَّةَ أَعۡیُنࣲ وَٱجۡعَلۡنَا لِلۡمُتَّقِینَ إِمَامًا 

 

[Surah Al-Furqān: 74]

 

And those who say, Our Lord, grant us from among our wives and offspring comfort to our eyes [[i.e., a source of happiness due to their righteousness. and make us a leader [i.e., example] for the righteous.

O Allah! Please grant me the one, who will be the garment for my soul.

 

Who will satisfy half of my deen. And in doing so make me whole.

 

Make him righteous and on Your path. In all he’ll do and speak.

 

And sprinkle water on me at Fajr, reminding me to pray.

 

May he earn from halal sources, and spend within his means.

 

May he seek Allah’s guidance always, to fulfill all his dreams.

 

May he always refer to Qur’an and the Sunnah as his moral guide.

 

May he thank and appreciate Allah. For the woman at his side.

 

May he be conscious of his anger and often fast and pray.

 

Be charitable and sensitive, in every possible way!

 

May he honor and protect me and guide me in this life.

 

And please Allah! Make me worthy to be his loving wife.

 

And finally, O Allah! Make him abundant in love and laughter.

 

In taqwa and sincerity. In striving for the hereafter!

 

May Allah grant all the Muslim sisters with such husbands!

 

Dear Allah……..🤲

 

I trust your plan more than I trust mine even though it hurts right now… I trust you will lead me to the best possible outcome… Until then, please help me keep sabr and hold onto my faith… Please don’t leave me alone, even for the blink of an eye…

 

Your humble believer! 😊

 

#Ameen 🤲

💎UPBRINGING OF A BABY💎

 

💎UPBRINGING OF A BABY💎

1. Whenever your baby yawns, use your hand to
cover his tiny mouth.

 

2. Recite the “ruqyah: on your baby the same way, the Prophet Muhammad (Sallalahu Alaehi Wassalam) recited on Hassan and Hussein (Radia-Allahu anhuma).

 

3. Always dust the baby’s cot before laying him/her on it, for you don’t know what is on the bed!

 

4.Try to play Qur’anic recitations with your phones or other gadgets so that the baby can be hearing it and get accustomed to it.

 

5. Don’t put your baby’s picture on social networks, the evil eye is real.

 

6. Don’t even snap your baby in the first place, it’s medically confirmed that it may blinden their tender eyes.

 

7. Protect your baby with “adhkaar” before giving him/her to visitors to carry!

 

8. Your baby may need prophetic medicines like “zaytun: and “zaffron.”

 

9. When teaching your baby how to talk, frequently say: “Allah, “Allah.” Perhaps his/her first word may be the name of his/her Lord, before he even says: mama or papa.

 

10. The circumcision and shaving of the baby’s hair should be done on the 7th day!

 

11. Do not put the baby in a hot or cold atmosphere, but a warm one (warm is not the same as hot – hot is terrible harmful/hurtful and can cause burns).

 

12. When he sneezes, don’t say “yarhamuka-Allah, rather you should say “baraka’Allahu feekum.”

 

13. Always lay him/her on the right side so that he will grow up being used to it!

 

14. It is not every time a baby is crying and in hot temperatures that you rush him/her to the hospital at – times you have to do “ruqyah” Islamic (first-aid) on him/her first.

 

15. Do not raise your kids with cartoons. It’s really a bad idea.

 

16. Kids who memorized the Qur’an at the age of 7 years were not brought up with movies, music or video games!

 

17. Teach your baby things like (A is for Allah, B is for Bismillah) before teaching him/her that (A is for Alpha or Apple and B is for Bravo or ball.)

 

18. Don’t let any visitor address your female child as “my wife” jokingly. Marriage is one of the 3 things that is haram to joke with!

 

19. Don’t raise your kids with “fear” by scaring them to stop crying or else masquerade will catch them. When there is no masquerade at all, don’t inculcate fear into them by exposing them to scary movies. That’s why we have so many cowards today!

 

20. Rather than fill your kids with moonlight tales of tortoise and rat, fill them with the stories from the “Seerah” of the “Salaf.”

 

NB: Not all of them are sunnah practices.

 

May Allah grant us the “hikmah” (knowledge and understanding) to raise our kids…..Aamiin

 

-) Jazaakallaahu Khairan for reading