Adnan Rajeh – Tackling Contemporary Issues Marriage -2

Adnan Rajeh

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The importance of finding a good spouse and avoiding negative consequences is crucial to achieving marriage, privacy, and understanding each other's values. The need for privacy and understanding is crucial to avoid negative consequences, and privacy in marriage is crucial to avoid negative consequences. The importance of sharing experiences and learning from others is also crucial. The segment emphasizes the need for clear understanding of one's roles and expectations to avoid confusion and privacy in marriage is crucial. The importance of leadership and responsibility in running a family is also emphasized. The speaker discusses the default roles of a woman in a family, including caregiving, children, household, and responsibility to care for oneself. The importance of privacy and responsibility in marriage is emphasized, and attendees are encouraged to participate in a social event geared towards reaching out to people who are not comfortable going to massage or go to work.

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			rasuna all
		
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			hamdulillah Al Hamdulillah
		
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			When are we will be learning in shorter audio fusina Women say Dr. Marlena Mejia had been learning
Fela Malala mejor de Lille fell into je de la Hoon Walia. Murshida shadow Allah Illa Illa Allah Hua
Hua Shetty you gotta Isla Hanwha hidden hold on some other Lamia, Turkey for Hiebert in Walla Walla,
Walla, Mia que la who for one I had wash her do Anana Jana la vie mana Mohan Madonna Abdullah he was
soo wasafi you home in Hawaii Habiba Allahumma salli wa sallim wa barik ala Nabina Muhammad Ali he
was off be here Jermaine Baba, add your own morpheme kami Tenzin, a region over Munna Island Nisa,
EBMs Bala Allahu, Allahu Allah babbling what Bhima felt booming unworldly him.
		
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			He says Subhana wa Tada. And certainly set indeed men are caregivers are caretakers for their women
within their lives. And this is based on the advantages that Allah subhanaw taala has granted each
of them and the wealth that they have spent. This is the second quote both in the series.
		
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			Within the contemporary issue series, I talked about two topics. And the third topic was marriage.
And this is a second quote, but within that topic, and there's a third one next week as well, I
thought I was going to give this whole topic within one hook. But that is very, it was very far
fetched, obviously. And when I talked about last week, I share with you four points. And I use the
thought process continuum in terms of the steps that are needed to be taken are the mistakes and
some pieces of advice to actually achieve marriage. And today I'm going to move on from where I left
off last week. And the first point that I'm going to share with you is regarding finding a spouse,
		
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			finding a spouse, finding a spouse has always been historically has always been through your social
network. It's always been through your social network. It's never been any other way. You can't be
expected to just walk into the world and there's a billion people in the world and you somehow
you're going to find that one that one person of course the idea of the one is another We'll see
about that I'm not going to talk about today because that's on its own is a delusion that I don't
think it needs to be it needs to be talked about. But the whole concept of you just walking out and
finding someone is extremely it's ludicrous. It's not it's not realistic. The way people find out
		
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			how founded spouse is all throughout history is through their social networks is through
		
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			utilising your parents, your siblings, people who are related to your friends. That's how you find a
spouse. If you for a man, if you if your parents are looking for you, and with the options that
they're showing you, you don't like, well look around you have friends or they're not married, do
you not find one of their wives to be a reasonable human being decent has good ethics, I asked for a
family member there. That's how you do this. You'll look for spouses through your social network.
These apps that have come out and these other I don't know, I have a I have a lot of I don't know
what to say about them. I don't know if this is, I haven't seen a very good example from this yet.
		
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			Like, I really haven't seen this workout. Well. You need to utilize your social network, people who
are against their parents being involved in their marriage. That is, that doesn't there's no fifth,
there's no, there's no wisdom in that you need your parents involved. That doesn't mean they choose
your spouse for you. That's not what I'm saying. Choosing your spouse is your obligation. It's your
responsibility. And it's your right involved to pee people who love you the most and know you the
most, who knows you more than your own parents, your siblings and people are close to you involve
them, let them be of aid to you, as you go through this process of choosing a spouse. That's all I
		
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			have to say on this topic. Because this has always been the case for people getting married. Only
recently did we have parents have I seen parents removed themselves from this obligation. It's only
recently that I've seen a lot of harm relative remove themselves from this realm, and let people
kind of on their own. Go ahead and try and figure it out by themselves. And I just don't think it's
a very smart or wise move to do. Because you require you require the input of people around you who
know you, well, you require it. You need them to weigh in and say whether this is going to work for
you or not, marriage is not. It's not time limited. As much as some people it's not. It's not just
		
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			here's where you go for a decade and a half, and then you're done. It's there. This is your life,
you want to make sure that the person has a compass as compatible as possible. And how do you do
that you make sure you involve the people who know you the most love you the most and care for your
well being the most. So make sure you utilize your social networking, if you want to find a spouse
and that goes for for men, and it goes for women as well. Second point,
		
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			he says to ponder what Tada and sort of buckle up what are Judah Heidegger's? Well, Arjuna had a
female although to be mean battle variable. This is an extremely beautiful and important verse
regarding marriage. What he's saying is now Jonah, you are not to be blamed for anything that you
agree upon with your spouse, outside of the formula, what's the formula, the formula is making sure
that there's a Willie, that there are witnesses that there's a dowry, and there's an acceptance from
both, and you do the Catholic Kitab doctrine, meaning everything is following the pillars of Nika.
Outside of that, whatever you agreed to with your spouse is fine. Whatever it may be, the problem I
		
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			find is that people spend the critical time where they should be discussing these issues, roles and
expectations. They spend that time discussing issues that aren't that important that you can afford
to talk about later. All the lovey dovey stuff you can leave that can be done, you have time for
that, don't worry, you'll have a lifetime to do that. Right now, you need to make sure you're
talking about the issues that will affect your well being and the other person's well being if you
enter into a relationship, and your expectations are very different from the other person's
expectations, and your understanding of your role. And their role is very different from their
		
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			understanding, you are driving a car at 200 kilometers right into a brick wall. The amount of agony
and suffering that is causes for both parties is is immeasurable. Because you you're walking into
you're walking into a into a partnership, and you don't know who's doing what. Because people tend
to follow the norm of whatever their parents are doing. This used to be fine back in the day, when
people were very similar when you were living in similar spots. And people all had the basic same
upbringing and behaved the same with it. It was not you didn't need to have these conversations. You
didn't need to have the talk. I know for a fact that my grandfather did not have to have this
		
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			conversation at any point. There's no need for it. Everyone knew exactly what they were doing. But
now within this mixing pot, that we are a part of this OMA people are very different. You need to
have these conversations. When I got married. I it was very simple. I work in the morning, I'm in
the hospital and the evening of the message. I need a housewife and he's someone who is willing to
take care of the house and the children. No, she said no. If she said no, that would be fine. It's
not evil. There's no right and wrong here. There's no right and wrong when it comes to agreement.
There's no good and bad. There is what suits you. What works for you. What's your life experiences
		
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			about what your life skills are? What you how you're going to live your life. If you said no house,
no problem doesn't mean that she's wrong. You should have said yes, no. If she's a neurosurgeon, it
makes no sense. It makes no sense for me to come to a nurse seven years of residency, 15 years of
medicine, tell them okay, stay home and take care of the kids. There's no sense in that. Obviously,
there has to be an arrangement that works for both parties. But that's the arrangement that works
for me. That's my lifestyle. That's the arrangement I need doesn't make me evil, either. It doesn't
know what was wrong or right here. It's just did you talk about these things upfront? Did you sit
		
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			down
		
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			I don't say, here's what I'm looking for, what are you looking for? And then she will say what she's
doing and you figure out what works based on what your lives are like. And whatever system you come
up with, with your spouse, it's fine. There's a there's a, there are many different ways to run a
household. I'm gonna share with you a story
		
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			that's in the collection of Imam Ahmed. And it's an authentic hadith. So long Hadith, I'm gonna just
take the piece that it matters. And the hadith is even Abbas is telling us that he was with sage
Naramata no hubub on a journey. There's a lot of people and articletop took a left you can deviate a
little bit from the group because he wanted to do his business he needed to do so. So even Abbas
took this as an opportunity to take his will look for him like I'll go with you. You were before
back then there were no you have to find a spot you have to dig a hole you have to you have to do
things then you want to come out you need someone to help you with although there were no taps or
		
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			running water. So when I best took his will do it to offer it to Bob and take the opportunity to ask
them a question. So we asked him as he was making the Allahu Anhu he said what is who are the two
ladies in the AI Tatsuta Darim with sl one EBU Illa Jihad isa Villa mana better to be here Aloha
Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu wa out all the unbowed for that man a better Herbie he's got a two
minute America heard I've gotten a bit any I mean, we'll have you into tuba it Allah the first half
of suits that died in the first half paid half page.
		
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			He didn't like the question said normal for a good reason. Because the lady involved was his own
daughter how slug was married to the Prophet Alayhi Salatu was Salam. So he didn't like the
question. You're going on? Why are you asking this? But I'll answer you. It was Ayesha and Hafsa.
		
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			And then he told him a story. And I'm going to quote for you word for word, what he said in the
story. So understand that the topic that I'm talking about is not new, has existed amongst cultures
and within marriages, at least as far as I can. 1400 years ago, at least I pray probably goes back
to a time Adam and Eve met but I'm saying goes back at last at least that far. And this is what he
said listen to it. He said Hakuna Matata Quraysh Omen nosily bow Nisa Demna Allah Coleman, young
liberal whom nice oh home for Tawfik Aneesa una Yatta alumna men whom we used to be people in Mecca,
where we had full authority over our wives. And then we came to Medina where the men did not have
		
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			authority over their wives and our women start to learn from their women. This is what Tom is saying
1500 years ago, aside from the fact that Islam would only flourish in a place where marriage where
the arrangement of marriage was much more equal and much more fair. That's a whole different story.
That's a whole nother aspect of the beauty of our deen. But this was a struggle to overcome the
hubbub found and he tells him and he goes on for like Faraja attorneys Oh JT for call to a to Ragini
then my wife said no, and argued with me and told me to and I said, What are you doing? When When
did we When did this start? When are you thought it will matter? You know what our joke you told me
		
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			what's wrong with me arguing with you? When he said oh Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam your RG I know
who? What your hydro who? Donnelly? Oh, mela lane. Why wouldn't I argue with you? When the Prophet
Allah your thoughts on his wives argue with him and they get upset with him and they don't speak to
him for a day
		
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			said on hottub almost had a stroke.
		
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			And not because of the the fight that's happening is because he's like, so you're telling me the
prophets wives are arguing with him.
		
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			So he walked. They said he went towards the house of his daughter. He couldn't see with his eyes
like he wasn't he couldn't see people again said nope, nothing, nothing. If you said I might have
come home but he doesn't even see he's going to his he has he knocks on the door of his daughter.
And he asked her Is it true? are they arguing are the wives of the Prophet arguing with him and not
speaking to him and connect them? And then he said something I can't say on a member to his
daughter. They say to you or to Raja, you know, Rasul Allah and you argue with him. So she was you
could see that her house her father has lived, so she didn't say anything. Takada Leia who run Nikki
		
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			Jarrah to key well he owes him oming key what a hug Bula Rasulillah him in Cuba boo, boo Isla, be
humming key, Valley Mithila fairly, don't let your neighbor who's prettier than you, who's more
beloved to the Prophet than you and her father is more beloved than the Prophet than your father.
make you think that it's okay for you to do this psalm. Allah Allah, he's like Mr. Miyagi, Allahu
Allah. He's talking to us. I don't think that I shall, if he does it, it's okay for you. And she did
it anyways. And also did it anyways. And she's the one in the verse. And the Quran didn't come and
tell them that we can't do that anymore. And the Prophet Alayhi Salatu was Salam there was no there
		
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			was no judgment. It was the norm. The people of Mecca weren't used to it or wasn't used to it, but
didn't matter. Because there's more than one way to run a family. There's more than one way to run
things. Islam is not saying that this is there's a right in the wrong I'll talk about a default in a
moment. But you have to make sure that there's an agreement to talk about the stuff that matters, so
that when you enter marriage, you know what your role is, what the expectations are, so you don't
end up disagreeing in the middle of it on something that is fundamentally important.
		
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			And there are children involved. And at that point, there's no way to fix it. And then you go, and
there's no way to fix it. Because you didn't talk. You didn't ask the right questions up front. You
weren't clear. I have a lot of young men coming. I don't know what I want.
		
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			They don't know. And I can understand that you don't you have no idea.
		
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			You don't know what to expect. Ask your dad. Ask your dad what he wanted. And he'll tell you what to
look for. Because after 15 years of marriage, you look for something that is that is peaceful. You
want to recline, you want to be in a situation where you feel comfortable. That's what you want. No
one wants to continue to do things that they never wanted to do in the first place. No one wants to
be asked to do stuff that they didn't want to do from the beginning. But if you don't have that
conversation, you have no right. You can't change it. That was your fault. You didn't talk about
this upfront. Now you're stuck with what you're stuck with. So you have to have these conversations
		
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			upfront. It's very important. It's central within the story that you take time and you talk
beforehand. You can talk about the other stuff later, you can enjoy the romantic piece of your
halftime Believe me, talk about the stuff that matter what your roles are, what your expectations
are. Plenty a whole lot to
		
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			spoil Mauldin I'm still too old and medicinally and raucous I'm an alpha like and others want to
call it the minor.
		
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			communica tawassul and instead allow yourself to
		
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			buffer your lead the way the How would a fella Danika Hua welcome a female
		
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			now as a matter of honor and alpha and a Shabbat we shall be in Kearney him and the other humble way
up as long as you can walk to him now metabo dilemma. So I am and yeah, so I'm looking at in my head
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			is a kind of you been to Catholic
		
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			High School, Mr.
		
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find a home filled back the endless word he was so judge and local to Estonia. Yeah, corny. After
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			fill IDC annual annual Yahia
		
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			normal. And his Hadith I'm gonna move him Let him in Canadia Yes, you do. You do for Hutto whereas
you do la Hunter Valley He who has thoughts on Subhana wa Donna are trying to be in a coma with the
tongue Rama Rama team and that team and we'll do maybe we'll do a dua
		
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			about you but we're not going to Chicago Cathedral
		
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			in Baroda ha
		
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			ha ha Wait, hold on son, Willa. Darman waystation was going to diamond painting the mosquito in
Tamil Allah That in turn will ever come. Finally he will damage the mosquito that kind of home was
dealt with
		
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			that's it TV
		
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			attorney he was a fella who I feel to one a nurse who took a nurse it Acharya YBNL Hatami are the
Allahu Anhu I'm gonna move meaning let me let me touch
		
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			on Mary Magdalene Medina Mongolians are from about who can be men whom do we know whom
		
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			he heard? I was talking to Allah How do you welcome First of all we have here like Camilla Fosun
mustafina Stockfish Allah
		
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			Alhamdulillah he was on Allah who was telling them about I can learn
		
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			early he was so happy or Manitoba who will have I had a third point
		
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			is important.
		
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			There's always a default within the Islamic family that both parties can go back to at any time.
There's always a default within the Islamic family that both parties are either party at any time
within their marriage, they can go back to at any time. The default is the man is the breadwinner,
he is the provider. And the woman is responsible for the well being of the kids. She's the
caregiver, the children and the integrity of the house, or the household. He is responsible for the
financial well being of his wife, his children and the house. And she's responsible for being a
physical caregiver or making sure that physical caregiving is occurring to the children and the
		
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			home. That is the default. At any point, they can go back to that I'm gonna give you examples to
understand what I'm saying, understand why he's having this conversation is important. So if a lady
who was working at one point in her life at some point says, You know what, I don't want to be
responsible for this household financially anymore. I don't want to be taking care of this house
financially, I want you to go out and be there are going to take care of this house, and I'll take
care of the children. He has to go and do that. He can't say, well, we agreed No, no, doesn't matter
what you agreed to this default always applies, she can always ask for him to be the breadwinner,
		
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			and for herself to take care of the children. He can do the same, you can at any point in the
marriage, say I want you to take care of the children. That doesn't mean she can't work. Listen to
this very carefully. It doesn't mean that you can't work. It just means that now she's responsible
for the physical caregiving, whether she hires someone from her own wealth, whatever she wants to
do, whatever she wants, she can do whatever she wants, she's responsible for the integrity of the
home, and the caregiving of the children. And he can say I'm going to be the breadwinner. And at
that point, at that point, her wealth is her wealth. She doesn't have to spend any of her money on
		
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			the household anymore. Once that's the case, he has to spend his wealth on the house, wherever she
makes his hers. But she's responsible for the caregiving of the children. So if she's not gonna do
it physically, herself, she has to hire someone to do it. Now, you may say, Well, I don't want a
third party taking care of my children. Great. I agree with you. Did you have that conversation
upfront? Did you you didn't you can't force her to leave her work? I'm sorry. This is this is the
reality of the matter. Did you have that conversation upfront? I did. Like I'm not I'm not okay.
We're not with my own parents. Taking care of my children has to be either me or you.
		
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			Okay, yes, okay, good. And one of us is going to do this. But if we didn't have that conversation,
and it's not wrong, if they decide to have a caregiver, a third caregiver, is that wrong? Is that
haram? No, it isn't. Can you shame someone for deciding that they want to do that if you have two
physicians or two lawyers, they're married, of course, they're going to need a third person to help,
of course, it's impossible, they're going to need that third person. But to find out, it has to be
agreed on how that financial how that financial situation is going to be monitored or managed with
amongst themselves.
		
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			Whatever you agree upon beforehand,
		
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			will take precedence. But the default is always there, you can always go back to the default. The
lady can always say, I want to stay home, I don't want to I don't want to be responsible financial
and take care of the kids. You have to go be the breadwinner, you can always say I don't want you
taking care of us financially, I'll do that you're responsible for the children. And then she has to
figure out how she's going to do that. It's best for this all to be agreed upon. It's best if it's
all a discussion. And it's some degree of compromise from both parties to make sure the family
works. But that default in Islam is very important.
		
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			Second point, with responsibility comes leadership. And with leadership, there's responsibility. The
man is responsible in front of God, He is the one he's the caregiver, he is responsible. If you're a
man, you're responsible for the well being of your family, it doesn't mean you're a dictator. It
doesn't mean you have to make the decisions. No, it just means that you're responsible. You could
easily say go ahead, take care, take all the decisions regarding this issue. I trust you but you're
still responsible. You are the protector that never changes. The man is the protector of his family,
there is no agreement that will take that away. You can sit before his ally and say no, you're not
		
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			my protector. I'm no the man is the protector. That's how it is. When the Titanic goes down, the
lady and the children get on the boat and you will play the cello as you sink. And that's okay with
you. Because your your your life as a man is less valuable than your wife and children. And if
you're not okay with that, then you're not okay with masculinity. That's what it means to be a man
that you aren't the protector of these people. You'll chop your arm off at any moment to protect
your wife and pick your children done deal. That's as clear as it can be. Without responsibility
comes leadership. You have to be the leader, you have to be the pilot, it doesn't mean that there's
		
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			not a co pilot, it doesn't mean that you'll make decisions on your own. That's not what this means.
That's never meant that. But you have you're responsible. You can't have two people driving the car
at the same time. Unless one of these steering wheels doesn't really work. It's like giving the
child a control that doesn't have a battery. One of them has to be holding on to the steering wheel.
It can be the wife has no problem. But the man is still responsible for the outcome. You're still
responsible.
		
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			You are the protector, period. You need to remember that I am watching young men go through this
		
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			and they just it's unclear
		
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			It's unclear, they don't feel that they don't feel that concept of your this is your family, you're
the protector of this family, you need to make sure they are well that they are safe. And that's
where when you read in the stamp, ah, when you hear the word obedience for the husband, you hear
that in Islam, it comes regarding is within the realm of protection is when the man is actually
trying to protect his family he should be listened to, when he's watching out for their well being
for their safety, you should be listened to, because that's his job. His job is to make sure they're
safe. This is the relationship that exists within marriage. And this is what we have to make sure we
		
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			understand. For the sisters here, just a little piece, it's not in your best interest to have a man
who doesn't understand this is not in your best interest to have a man who does not feel like he's
the leader of his of his family, and that he is not the protector of his family. That's not a man
that you want in your life. Trust me, you don't want that person fathering your children. You want
the masculinity of men and the femininity of women are the two most beautiful things that we have.
There are more similarities between men and women, there are differences by far, but the femininity
and masculinity of men and women has to be taken care of. We can't dole it out. It's what makes us
		
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			unique. It's what allows families to work. You want him to be as masculine as possible. You want
them to be strong and brave and courageous and confident. So we can lead your family so you have
someone to be proud of. So your kids have someone to look up to to have social status without that
nothing.
		
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			And you need your wife to have that feminine, feminine piece you make, you have to make sure she's
taken care of, you have to make sure that she's not overburdened with that what she cannot carry in
her life. We are messing up this very delicate thing, forgive me, we are messing up something
extremely delicate. That is not, there's no room for experimental
		
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			aspects to this. We can't experiment with this. Don't experiment. This is how this is this works for
a long time.
		
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			When you go against nature, I'm not gonna even talk about I'm on a member of the Prophet alayhi
salatu salam, I'm going to talk outside of religion for a second, when you go against nature, things
don't work very well. When you start laying decide that the traits of men and women, the masculine
side and the feminine side are no longer of any value. They don't dictate anything. There's nothing
that needs to come with that. Then you're basically going against what is not true. And things
rarely work when you go against what is not true.
		
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			That's what I wanted to share with you today regarding this. I know not everyone will fully agree
with what I have to say that's fine. That's fine. This is advice that I'm offering you. No way. I'm
nowhere in this hole by myself saying that there's only one way to run a family. No, I'm saying you
need to agree beforehand. I am reminding you that there's an Islamic default that both parties can
always go back to and I'm reminding you that with responsibility, there's leadership and with
leadership, there's responsibility. And I'll talk about the abuse of these things in Charlotte next
next week. I hope that was a benefit to you. Also welcome Bisola below what do you got to do your
		
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			turn? Well then okay Luffy Hema Elia Kewanee.
		
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			Who Naka Eman Osland for Shara. You're all do at Hillsdale John Billa ISKCON
		
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			can tolerate hola llaman
		
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			anti masculine and heavily xojo Tick anti masculine on him he also Arctic yeah team at howdini
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			were Omar our man our ally what a love of mine as soon as you hear Martin meaning one early hit by
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			do you mean eco Isla de Nicola den Jamila autobahn and I'm in Germany Arizona will be in October
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disease whatever how they went up or what they love Allah Allah Allah. Allah in Allah Yeah.
		
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			Anyway eat Eden CORBA went hand in fascia even among very well about a year ago, Camilla come to the
Quran before calm I remind you August is the month of outreach for us here in the center. We are
encouraging everyone to come to the masjid to bring people to with you who don't come to massage or
where you're going to do more harm or a random prayer during the night or day. We have people here
who would like to get to know people, others and offer them services and involve them in our
community. So please participate with us every Saturday, Saturday night after motive. There is a
social event that is geared towards outreach. If you have friends that aren't comfortable coming to
		
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			my session, bring them they can sit outside they can eat they can think they have good