Hatem al-Haj – Advice for those trying to get Married

			So everyone wants to propose calm and looking at that which usually appears or customarily appears
customarily appears were
		

			no longer public.
		

			Buy for surfing, he's not talking about public, because the public or the mainhand would only be
okay to appear according to the Hanafi Meza, not the Maliki's, not the shofar is not the companies.
		

			So for certain, he's talking about what customarily appears at home. Color wise, what's the
distinction between the author and anyone else? If these are things that would appear in public?
What is entitlement?
		

			Okay, so, first of all, looking is important, looking is important. And it has been reported by a
Muslim
		

			man came to the prophet SAW seven, and he told them that I proposed all and the Prophet said to him,
		

			call it out pubs, or they have enough.
		

			So the Prophet said to him, Have you looked at her? He said, No. And then the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam said to him, look at her, because there's something in the eyes of Allah.
		

			Which means something undesirable,
		

			something undesirable.
		

			Maybe the eyes of the answer were a little bit narrower than what Americans usually desire. So the
prophet of Solomon is basically alerting them that, you know,
		

			you guys desire a certain appearance. And you do want to look at ours to make sure that you're
comfortable with how she appears
		

			before he married her, and this is extremely important, the knock on effect, said that you should
not ask first about therapy, this was very
		

			important.
		

			He said that the first thing you should ask about is not rarely, you should ask about her beauty
first.
		

			So then if you know that she's beautiful,
		

			you ask about it. And if she is religious, then you proceed. And if she is not religious, then
you're afraid. Because then you would have refrained for the lack of religiosity, not the lack of
beauty.
		

			Because if you ask about her, Deen, and then she, you know that she is religious, and then you
proceed, and then you look at her and she's not beautiful, or, you know, beautiful is relative,
right? Beauty is relative, she's not beautiful in your eyes. So, if you asked about her, she asked
the pm Then he told that she is religious and value, you perceive. And then you discover that she's
not beautiful. And you're afraid that you will have rejected a religious woman for the vacuum
beauty.
		

			That is unbefitting that is hurtful.
		

			So first asked about review, you're trying to figure out if you are content with their peers, and
then you ask about their religiosity
		

			so that when you make your final decision, you're perceiving or refraining on the basis of
		

			religiosity.
		

			So there are many parties to this effect, which is that you do need to be comfortable with how your
spouse looks.
		

			Now, can we say the same applies to the sisters? Yes, absolutely. They are entitled to accepting or
rejecting. However, they are not the ones that are seeking out
		

			that say, Go look for my handsome man. But when someone proposes to her and she does not feel that
he is comfortable with his looks, she knows that
		

			she needs to be content with his appearance as well.
		

			Now the extent
		

			of looking over to the extent that we
		

			She could look at or could be shown to the Father. What is the extent how much of it could be shown?
So now, he said to us in our cafe Academy I like her face, her hands and her feet