I have realized that alot of people around me are thinking about marriage even though they are still young.. To be honest, I really can’t blame them..
I mean even I, myself, make dua’a that Allah would bless me with a good Muslim husband..
We are surrounded by a lot of fitan and these fitan are giving us all a hard time.. I mean I really don’t want to make a sin by falling in love with a brother which I know I would never marry.. I don’t want to betray my parents trust and I don’t want to be a victim of Satan.. but with all these fitan people can’t control their emotions and feelings at times..
I mean as a Muslim girl, I want to be loved more than anything.. But the thing is I want to be loved by my husband and not by a man that loves me not for the sake of Allah but for the sake of him satisfying his wants and needs..
Some people may disagree with what I say and easily tell me “people can simply control their feelings and think of other things”
But what I can say is “we are human, we have feelings”
we want to be loved just like the rest..
subhanAllah..
what makes things harder is that it is easy for a guy to choose who he wants to marry, but it wouldn’t sound right for a woman to propose to the man she wants.. even though my friend sent me a fatwa that it is acceptable that a woman proposes to a man if she falls in love with him for his DEEN..
My friend also told me a story about our beloved mother “Khadijja” رضي الله عنها how she let her friend interfere in uniting her with our beloved Prophet Sallahu Alihe wa Salam..
But still, I don’t think it’s easy for a woman to propose to a guy.. because some [not all] men may take advantage of this thing and then keep reminding his wife that SHE wanted him and not the opposite..
I know marriage is not only about love and building a family, but about responsibility, raising well behaved and true Muslim children..
Yet I don’t find it hard..
A woman can be responsible if she follows the steps of our Mothers Khadijjah, Aisha and Hafsa رضي الله عنهن
And still even with all these responsibilities we Muslim girls still want love but in a way that Allah has allowed us, in other words in a HALAL way..
It’s not that we are emotionless and it’s not that we have hearts made of stones..
When I look at people that talk to guys on the phone.. I feel sorry for them..
because if he truly loved her he wouldn’t’ t have talked to her behind her parents back and make a huge sin..
Instead as my mom [the woman I truly love] always says “if a man wants a woman, he wouldn’t climb the window but would enter through the door”
It’s so true.. and I couldn’t agree more..
But truly..
Will we find a true Muslim guy that is willing to enter the door rather than climb the window?
All what I can say now is “InshaAllah khair” ..
And “Allah kareem”..
I want to talk more about this issue, yet I find it hard..