Haifaa Younis – The clock is ticking
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The speaker discusses the age and pregnancy cycle, using the Khadija as an example. They emphasize the importance of not rushing to get pregnant early, as it is not the end of the world. The speaker also warns against rushing to get pregnant early and suggests waiting until the age of 30 to avoid complications.
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The age you know the clock is ticking
which is a word I really don't like
to use. This comes from medicine
right simply because you know the fertility of
the woman after certain age become
less. My answer to my patients because I
get this all the time how old do
I say the Khadija when she starts getting
pregnant?
In her forties?
Yeah. And how many children?
6, 6 children.
Exactly,
SubhanAllah,
right? 4 alive
but total.
So here you go.
When Allah
wants you to get pregnant
what is He gonna say?
Right? Say it again, Miriam, best example. Yeah.
Yani, we have it. This is why I
tell you Islam didn't leave anything, they didn't
give us but we just
don't pay attention sometimes.
Seyda Maria, no baby, I mean, no husband,
nothing, nothing. She became pregnant, right? Seyda Aisha,
young, he loved her the most, not children.
So what we say is
for men, he absolutely advised
young men
get married early.
If you cannot
then fast. Why is that? Because look at
around us the temptations
right and to stay
the way that pleases Allah is not easy
so I need to help myself and I
will say this also to the girls these
days because a lot of temptations around us
social media you know media everything else
So to try to get married early, Alhamdulillah,
but if you become 30 or 35,
it's not the end of the world.
Even if the society
thinks it's the end of the world. In
fact,
now again medicine if you see it like
in the office, the average age of getting
pregnant is not 20 or 25.
No, it is usually late 20s early 30s
very common after 35. Yeah.
So don't delay it.
That's what I always tell people: don't delay
it and don't rush
it. Leave it, Allah will just make du'a
and Allah will send you in the right
time the right place. But we,
again, the time and the day we're living,
we want to take things under
control.
And who has the control?
Alhamdulillah.