Traditions and Values of Muslim Families

Muslim Marriage: 

Muslim Marriage

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The general purpose of marriage is so that men and women can love one another, provide company to each other, procreate and live in peace and tranquility to the commandments of God. PURPOSE OF MARRIAGE

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Zawj used in the Quran to mean a pair or a mate. In general it's usage refers to marriage Mithaq a solemn agreement

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Wajib obligatory marriage Zina sex outside of marriage IS MARRIAGE OBLIGATORY?

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The general opinion is that if a person, male or female fears that if he/she does not marry they will commit Zina, then marriage becomes obligatory.

HOW POTENTIAL SPOUSES MEET: 

The young person makes du'a The family enquires, discusses, and suggests candidates from among the network of people that they know. The couple meets in a chaperoned, group environment If the couple seems compatible, the families may investigate further The couple prays salat-l-istikhara. The couple agrees to pursue marriage or part ways. HOW POTENTIAL SPOUSES MEET

MARRIAGE CONTRACT CONDITION: 

Consent Mahr Witnesses Prenuptial Contract Condition MARRIAGE CONTRACT CONDITION

THE WIFE’S RIGHTS – THE HUSBAND’S OBLIGATION: 

Maintenance Mahr Non-material rights THE WIFE’S RIGHTS – THE HUSBAND’S OBLIGATION

POLYGAMY: 

Polygyny a man is married to more than one wife at a time Polyandry a woman is married to more than one husband at a time POLYGAMY

Islam allows polygamy on some condition and here are some of them: : 

Islam allows polygamy on some condition and here are some of them: The wife(s) has no objection about polygamy during or before the marriage contract. Equitable treatment for all the wives Number of wives not to exceed four.

Values and Customs of Muslim Families: 

Values and Customs of Muslim Families

Values: 

Values Men are responsible for providing for their families, while women are responsible for taking care of the household and children. Women are not merely the companions of men, but have independent interests, identities and rights. the status of mothers is so elevated. They should be cherished and respected.

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Muslims are brought up on the concept of respecting the elder ones and having mercy on younger ones. Muslim family values revolve around the basic tenets of Islam known as the Five Pillars which are Faith in God and Prophet Muhammad, prayer, fasting in the Islamic month of Ramadan, performing the Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca, and charity

Customs: 

Customs Salat, Act of Prayer Muslims are required to pray five times every day, although they have the right to pray as often as possible. The five mandatory prayers of the Salat take place during sunrise, noon, afternoon, sunset and night. The Salat is a profoundly ritual prayer that must be performed after cleaning of the hands, elbows, feet, face and ears.

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Modest Female Dress There is a misconception that the wearing of a veil by Muslim women is related to a specific commandment found in the Koran. While no such commandment exists, the Koran does insist that women dress modestly for the purpose of not provoking indecency Hijab: headscarf Muslim outfits (male/female)

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Circumcision Circumcision is not just limited to Judaism and Christianity. In fact, the circumcision of a boy is a festive event involving costumes and presents; the presents are primarily there to reward the child for suffering pain since.

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