Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Ten Ts toward a Successful Marriage

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The importance of trust in relationships is discussed, including the " trust in relationships" and finding one's mistake. The speaker emphasizes finding one's mistake and avoiding giving " Grahamous advice" to control one's marriage. Discussions also touch on issues such as problems in marriage and finding a healthy Islamic environment.

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			Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al
hamdu lillahi Hamdan cathedra on
		
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			the Yemen Mubarak and fie Mubarak
and Ali he can now your headboard,
		
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			Bulawayo, La Jolla Jana who are
melawan of WA salatu salam ala say
		
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			Eden Habibollah Mustafa
SallAllahu, Derrida by SallAllahu
		
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			Taala are they who are either
Leakey or software he or Baraka
		
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			was seldom at the Sleeman kefir on
Eli Yomi Dean Emeritus.
		
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			He respects our brothers and our
sisters. Nice to be in your midst
		
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			on this happy occasion.
		
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			I generally don't do wedding
programs because people have
		
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			various different things to do on
that day but mashallah, this
		
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			sister who's getting married,
she's getting married to you, I
		
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			guess.
		
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			Mashallah, she was very
enthusiastic about this. And she
		
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			contacted us several times. And we
said, look, we can't guarantee she
		
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			contacted us about maybe one and a
half, two months ago, they said we
		
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			can't promise at all because two
months away, we don't know what
		
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			you're going to be doing because I
just came back from overseas. So
		
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			he said, Look, contact us on the
last week and if we can do it,
		
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			Inshallah, we'll do it. But
Michelle, looking looking at her
		
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			zeal and her, you know, her desire
for this, we said shall have
		
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			Bismillah Inshallah, we'll go and
do it. So, it's nice to be
		
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			Inshallah, on the moment of your
happiness. And may Allah subhanho
		
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			wa Taala make this a really a
wonderful day of happiness. I just
		
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			want to share a few few points
with you. And then after that,
		
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			I'll let you carry on with what
you have to do today. Inshallah.
		
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			First and foremost, there's
somebody who has compiled a list
		
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			of things that husband and wives
should take care of, should be
		
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			considered consider, Inshallah,
that should help to lead to a
		
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			successful marriage. This is
inshallah beneficial for those who
		
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			are getting married today. And for
those who are already married,
		
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			like myself, and many others, I'm
sure, and also for those who hope
		
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			to get married in the future. what
somebody has done this is in this,
		
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			the way it's been done is that
there's a number of teas that
		
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			somebody has collected together,
and I received this message. Allah
		
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			bless the one who's collected
these together. They are the teas
		
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			for a successful marriage. You'll
understand what I'm saying when I
		
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			start, it says that the first T is
for Taco.
		
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			The first T is for taco. Taco
means God fairness Taqwa means to
		
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			do that which we want Allah to be
happy with, to not be seen where
		
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			Allah doesn't want us to be and to
be where he wants us to be. So
		
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			Allah should not find us absent
from where he wants us to be, and
		
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			he should not find us present
where he doesn't want us to be.
		
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			Inshallah, when the hotbar of the
niqab begins, you will see that
		
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			there are three verses of the
Quran that are recited
		
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			and those three verses are
specially chosen from different
		
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			places in the Quran. They all are
about Taqwa.
		
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			Yeah, you Halina Amanita Kula
haka. Takata Yeah, you Alladhina
		
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			amanu tabula Hawa. Kulu covenant
sadita. Yeah, Johanna, taco,
		
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			Rebecca, all of them about Taqwa.
The benefit of this is a reminder
		
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			for the husband and wife, and for
the two families that are coming
		
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			together, that Inshallah, if you
think about Allah, during the
		
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			course of your marriage, you're
married to life, family
		
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			interaction, then it will help you
to even out a lot of problems.
		
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			I'll give you an example. Let's
just say that there's a,
		
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			a, the wife cooks, according to
the way she learned from her
		
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			mother or her side of the family,
a particular dish, whatever is a
		
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			famous dish that you have, you're
used to it from your side of the
		
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			family. And now you want her to
make it that way. If you start an
		
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			argument over it, is going to lead
to a problem like why don't you
		
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			make it our way? If you want her
to make your way then give her
		
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			some training in a polite way
without trying to hurt her to ego.
		
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			I'm telling you this from
experience if I criticize my
		
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			wife's cooking, right and say, no,
no, you guys have it wrong and my
		
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			site has it right? That's, that's
that's very offensive. Now, I just
		
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			want to get it right. I just want
her to cook the way I want to. So
		
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			if I want that to happen, let's do
it in the smoothest way says look,
		
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			mashallah, you guys you have your
own style of cooking. I'm used to
		
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			this type of cooking let's try
this way as well. So you can know
		
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			two ways of cooking then inshallah
you know, so it's just a knack of
		
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			doing that. And the reason we do
this is because there are a
		
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			creation of Allah, we're a
creation of Allah. And we want
		
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			Allah to be happy with us. Allah
wants us to be compassionate with
		
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			others. Allah subhanho wa Taala
wants us to be kind and generous
		
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			with others and wants us to be
polite with others that is a
		
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			HELOC. So in sha Allah the first
		
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			point, as I said was about Taqwa
the second T is for trust. And I'm
		
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			really talking about all of these
things very briefly, because each
		
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			of these have long discussions,
which we don't have time to go
		
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			into. The second T is for trust.
		
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			The husband and wife relationship
is one of the closest
		
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			relationships in the world.
		
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			You know how I prove that it's, to
some degree, it becomes even
		
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			closer than a child and their
parents, or a parent and their
		
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			children sometimes, the reason is
that in the Hereafter, which is
		
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			going to be the life for hereafter
forever, the people who are going
		
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			to be together in Paradise is
going to be a husband and wife,
		
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			you're not going to be with your
father or your mother in paradise,
		
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			or your brother or sister or your
son or daughter, or your uncle or
		
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			auntie, whoever it is, yes, you
can visit them in sha Allah and
		
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			everything else, and you can get
together with them. But those who
		
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			will be living together will be
husband and wife, as amazing.
		
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			They're not even your blood
relatives. Sometimes if you're not
		
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			marrying your cousin, and you're
marrying somebody from another
		
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			tribe, another family, another
ethnicity, they're not even your
		
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			relatives, but you to husband and
wife will end up in gender
		
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			together. It's a very long term
relationship.
		
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			For this relationship to come
together properly, you need trust,
		
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			you know, husband and wives need
to learn to trust one another.
		
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			I remember there was somebody
there marriages on the rocks,
		
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			because although they were
married, and they had children
		
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			together for so many years, the
husband never told his wife, the
		
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			wife did not know how much the
husband made.
		
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			He doesn't know how much he
salaries, his letters she can't
		
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			look at. And that's understandable
to a certain degree. But what kind
		
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			of trust is this?
		
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			You know, what kind of a level of
relationship is this? Trust is
		
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			very important. Do not ever lie to
your spouse, if you've done
		
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			something wrong, I've realized
that we've done something wrong,
		
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			seeking an apology is superior to
try to make up another story. And
		
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			then they find out later, husband
and wives will find out about
		
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			their partner more than anybody
else. wives have an amazing
		
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			ability to find out what their
husbands are doing eventually.
		
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			Right? Eventually they find out,
you can only hide things from
		
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			anybody else just for so long.
Maybe a month, maybe a year, maybe
		
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			two years. But eventually after
three years if she finds out, or
		
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			he finds out that you know,
whichever one is doing the problem
		
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			that you've been doing this for
the last three years, you could
		
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			have an irrepairable problem.
That's why I've always found that
		
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			if you do make a mistake, you do
do something wrong, even best is
		
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			just gonna apologize. It may feel
bad for a few days, but it will
		
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			get better. Rather than try to
hide it hide it because
		
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			one sin, one wrong. One mistake
leads to many others. The third T
		
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			is for tongue.
		
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			The third T is for tongue and I'm
sure everybody understands what
		
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			that's going to be about. Keep
control of the tongue. Sometimes
		
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			in the heat of the moment, people
will say things that they don't
		
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			really mean. So many times people
will say the word divorce. And
		
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			after five minutes, they will
regret it. Sometimes they say
		
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			three Talaq Be careful of the
tongue, not just with the word
		
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			divorce, or Tala or whatever word
you use for divorce. Also, just in
		
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			how we communicate, the tongue is
it's so important for us to
		
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			control because that is what will
really mess up this relationship.
		
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			Now, people like me who like to
talk a lot, who are very
		
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			argumentative, I've got more to
worry about than a silent person.
		
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			People who are who like to talk a
lot and holies like to win the
		
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			argument, even if they're wrong,
then you've got a bigger
		
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			challenge. Because if you'd keep
trying to win every argument with
		
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			your spouse, you're not going to
have any love left in that
		
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			relationship. Remember the winner?
The person who thinks he or she is
		
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			right all the time,
		
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			generally celebrates alone.
Because even if they're wrong,
		
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			they think they're right.
Everybody else knows they're
		
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			wrong. They're not going to
celebrate with you, even if you
		
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			win the argument, because you're
so good at it. Right? So it's not
		
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			about who wins the argument. It's
about trying to build a
		
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			relationship together, especially
especially with a husband and wife
		
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			because we have a lot of children
involved in this case. Number
		
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			four, T is for time. You have to
start spending time together with
		
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			your spouse, if you're a person
who's got a nice loads of
		
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			different groups on WhatsApp, and
in real life as well, not just on
		
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			WhatsApp, but you've got lots of
friends that you like to go out
		
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			with some Tuesday night. It's
football on Wednesday night.
		
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			It's eating out. And on Thursday
night is I don't know, markers,
		
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			maybe complete markers, right. And
then on Friday, it's something
		
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			else on Saturday, something else.
Now you get married, and you
		
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			expect your wife to stay alone for
five hours each night to three
		
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			hours each night you come back at
12 or one o'clock. It's just not
		
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			right. Initially, at least
initially, you do have to spend
		
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			time together to build your
relationship. This is an important
		
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			relationship because this
relationship, as I said, carries
		
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			on to Jana. But more important,
this is the relationship and
		
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			environment you create for your
children.
		
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			And if you have one, one part of
the family who's not always there.
		
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			Similarly, if the wife is
constantly going to a father's
		
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			house, right, constantly going to
a father's his parents come to
		
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			visit, she disappears to her
mother's house, her relatives
		
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			house, you can tell that that's
just a disaster. Time is very
		
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			important. Yes. Eventually, once
you get to know each other, once
		
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			you understand each other's needs
and requirements, you can make
		
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			adjustments. But you have to do it
mutually remember, this is the
		
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			person that you're committing
yourself to, because that is the
		
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			family unit that in which you will
bring up your children. And that
		
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			needs to be very cohesive. Lots of
arguments come because the husband
		
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			is not there, or the wife keeps
disappearing. Either way, it's
		
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			it's a problem. The next tea is
for the next tea is actually for
		
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			tea, meaning chai tea, right? What
does that mean? And again, I
		
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			didn't make this list up. But I
think it's interesting. Make sure
		
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			that you eat and drink together at
the same time. I think in most of
		
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			our families, we do tend to sit
and eat together. But in some
		
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			prefer more professional,
formalized families. Husband comes
		
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			at a different time from work.
wife comes at a different time,
		
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			and foods in the oven warming up
in the microwave and eats. I'm
		
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			talking to everybody supposed to
be talking to you. Right.
		
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			So try to sit down to eat
together, especially when you have
		
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			children, it's very important to
sit together with the children and
		
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			eat because there's a lot of
things that are shared at that
		
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			time. And we need to speak to the
children see what's been going on
		
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			at school, anything that's
troubling them. Because if you
		
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			have that healthy interaction at
that time, then children will feel
		
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			like they can divulge whatever
problems they have in their mind
		
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			to the parents rather than to some
weird friend who then takes them
		
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			in the wrong direction. And the
children psychologically feel
		
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			alone. And then they resort to
drugs and other means of gaining
		
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			some kind of happiness.
		
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			There's some motifs left just a
few. The next key is for
		
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			technology. In this time and age,
we have a new challenge before it
		
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			would just be going to visit
people and meeting people. Now you
		
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			don't have to be anywhere. You can
be visiting hundreds of people
		
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			online while sitting with your
spouse while sleeping with your
		
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			spouse as well. Unfortunately,
husband why both in bed? The
		
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			husband is on his WhatsApp. And
the wife is on her WhatsApp as
		
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			well as speaking to her friends.
It's more important, I guess.
		
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			Right? And of course, there's so
many other things. There are so
		
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			many other worst places that
people can go not just on
		
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			WhatsApp, but in all sorts of
other websites and things like
		
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			that, that destroy marriage.
Technology is a good thing. But it
		
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			does. It's not there to destroy
lives. Numerous research shows how
		
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			Facebook has actually ended
people's marriages. Because of
		
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			what is done. You can read the
research online and WhatsApp is a
		
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			massive fitna. Right.
		
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			I've got a talk on the on zamzam
Academy about social media if
		
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			anybody's interested in know more
about that, I don't want to go
		
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			into it right now. The next t then
is for troublemakers,
		
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			troublemakers. Now, what do you
think I mean by that you may have
		
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			somebody in your family that
doesn't that causes trouble. Maybe
		
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			they have the best intentions, but
they don't know how to do it. I'll
		
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			give you an example. There was a
wife, who used to constantly tell
		
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			her mother everything. And her
mother used to advise her, but her
		
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			mother is from another generation.
Her mother doesn't understand the
		
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			daughter's generation. Right. The
mother had never had any
		
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			technology in her generation in
her time, but the daughter does.
		
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			Right? The daughter does. Now
after a few after several months
		
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			or so, one day, as always, the
daughter was telling about her
		
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			issues with the husband petty
issues, you know, like a soap
		
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			opera. She would call up every day
or every two days and give the
		
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			latest part of EastEnders right of
their marriage. And the mother
		
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			would advise her. It was like the
mother was it was like the
		
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			daughter was a robot in the hands
of the mother telling her what to
		
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			do say this say that whatever. One
day when she called up her mother,
		
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			the daughter said, sorry, the
mother said, I just realized that
		
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			I am not in your position. I am a
third person. I'm outside. I'm
		
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			your mother. But from now on. I
don't want you to tell me anything
		
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			about what goes on in your life. I
want you to
		
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			deal with it yourself. The reason
is
		
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			I don't have the same relationship
with your husband that you do the
		
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			same intimacy, the same
communication, the same
		
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			relationship, I'm a third person,
and then I'm your mother, I'm
		
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			always going to be biased. From
now on, I want you to deal with it
		
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			yourself. The day she said that,
obviously, her daughter felt
		
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			isolated, and a bit put off
initially. But that was the secret
		
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			of the success of their marriage
afterwards, because now her
		
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			daughter, who was much more aware
of the relationship between them
		
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			acted for herself, and the
relationship relationship
		
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			improved. Don't let somebody else
control your relationship. Yes,
		
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			when things become out of control,
or think you think they're gonna
		
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			go out of control, and go get some
help from the right people, May,
		
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			if that's your mother, your auntie
your friend, whatever. But don't
		
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			let your friends control your
marriage. You're not supposed to
		
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			be providing your friends an
update of the first several months
		
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			of your marriage, and then let
them comment on it. That is
		
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			completely wrong. In fact, I've
seen cases where it got messed up
		
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			afterwards, because the wife was
actually giving an update on
		
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			everything, including little
arguments and petty arguments. And
		
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			it was just having a very bad
effect on their marriage. Do you
		
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			deal with it yourself because
you're in that relationship. And
		
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			finally,
		
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			the last, there's two T's left,
the second velocity is for temper.
		
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			control your temper, there will be
cases where things will get
		
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			aggravating, right husband and
wife relationship in the beginning
		
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			starts off with a lot of romance.
But eventually, when the Romantic
		
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			period, when everybody stops
acting formally, and they get a
		
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			bit more informal, you will start
noticing defects on your partner.
		
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			Because every human being has
defects. I have defects, everybody
		
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			has defects except the prophets.
Right. So now you will start
		
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			noticing defects. When you start
noticing defects, you will start
		
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			getting aggravated, be careful of
your temper, because temper will
		
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			lead to you saying things doing
things that will just spoil the
		
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			marriage, control your temper. And
finally, the last point, T is for
		
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			tahajjud. T is for tahajjud. Which
means we need to learn to pray
		
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			together. If you're doing 100
together, it means you're doing
		
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			the other five daily prayers
together. So if the husband and
		
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			wife can wake each other up for
200, and create a healthy Islamic
		
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			environment in the house, then
inshallah they can guarantee being
		
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			together in paradise. It would be
quite sad if
		
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			I was in paradise and not my wife.
And it'd be quite sad if my wife
		
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			was in paradise and not me.
Although I think she's gonna go to
		
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			paradise. I hope she takes me
along. She has a much better
		
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			person than I am. But the thing is
that we wanted that both of us go
		
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			to paradise. And for that we need
to make a bit of an effort and
		
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			inshallah if we can do our normal
prayers, but also wake up at night
		
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			when others are sleeping. tahajjud
time is so special. You know why?
		
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			It says that that is also the time
that if you see a dream at that
		
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			time, it's the most truthful
dream. The reason is that it's
		
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			just before Fajr time. It is the
time when the evil people who
		
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			spend their nights doing evil have
finally gone to sleep. Right
		
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			because people who are in
nightclubs and doing weird things
		
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			until maybe two o'clock, maybe
three o'clock. But at four o'clock
		
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			they're gone. And the Mischief
Makers of the day are not awake
		
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			yet. It's the purest time, the 100
time before veterans the purest
		
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			time because the evil doers of
night have gone to sleep and the
		
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			evil doers of the day are not yet
awake. So we ask Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala to help us in all of these
teas, and as I said, these teas
		
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			are not from the Sunnah, but each
of the points that are mentioned
		
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			in there are from the Sunnah. So
I'll just quickly say the first
		
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			tea was for Taqwa. Second was for
trust. Third one of her tongue
		
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			for foreigners or time giving
time, then it was for tea to have
		
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			meals together. And then it was
for tolerance, taking care of
		
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			technology, troublemakers keeping
them out. And finally tahajjud
		
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			getting rid of temper sorry and
then coming together for the sake
		
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			of Allah with with with inshallah
Tahajjud prayer, we ask Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala to bless this
marriage, make it one have great
		
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			relationship and love and
understanding and affection and
		
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			bring the two families together
allow this family unit to have
		
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			some great inshallah children and
progeny until the day of judgment
		
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			and allow them to come together
and accept. We ask Allah to accept
		
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			them for the service of his Deen.
They don't know how but Allah will
		
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			inshallah give them that
opportunity and all the others who
		
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			are married here, Allah improve,
increase and enhance our marriages
		
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			and those who are not married. May
Allah grant them pious and
		
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			suitable partners Jazak Allah Hi,
Ron, welcome Dhawan and hamdu
		
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			Lillahi Rabbil Alameen.