Marriage today feels more complicated than ever. Expectations are higher. Social media has reshaped our idea of love. Family dynamics are shifting. And many couples are taught how to *get* married… but not how to *stay* married.
In this special Ramadan Conversations episode, **Sheikh Abdulrahman Al-Momani** and **Sheikh Abdullah Chaabou** sit down to unpack the reality of marriage in the modern world.
Whether you’re married, preparing for marriage, or simply seeking clarity, this episode offers timeless wisdom rooted in faith and practical guidance.
Watch until the end, one piece of advice might change how you view marriage forever.
Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro
01:45 – Reviving the Sunnah of Marriage in the Modern World
04:00 – Using Ramadan to Strengthen Your Marriage
09:10 – The Biggest Misconception About Marriage Today
12:55 – Family Involvement: Support vs Overstepping
17:18 – How Social Media Has Romanticised Marriage
22:45 – The #1 Reason Marriages Fall Apart
27:05 – We’re Taught How to Get Married… But Not How to Stay Married
32:50 – Have We Made Marriage Too Complicated?
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This is common in South Asian households. Nobody besides Pakistanis, Bangladeshis and Indians do this.
Tips for living with in-laws:
1. Be aware that Allah is watching every time you interact with your mil(mother in law) or dil (daughter in law) and you will be asked on Judgement day how you treated each other
2. Be forgiving, caring and considerate towards each other as you would be towards your own mother or daughter
3. Have low expectations of each other and high expectations of yourself (such as when it's time for cooking)
4. Any good you do for each other will be rewarded by Allah (silah rahmi)
5. Avoid oversharing in law details with your own family and friends – unless the situation is unbearable or it's something serious; in that case, consult a knowledgeable person first who has no emotional attachment to you. As they will more likely give you an unbiased fair-minded answer
An eye-opening episode. Jazak'Allah Khair! 🙏🏻
This is so good! I wish lots of Muslims watch this video. Please share it.
Subhan Allah, truly if we feared Allah in how we treat one another, and in our daily transactions, we would be careful with our tongues and actions. May Allah protect us from being an oppressor.
Why should there be friction? Wives need to respect the mother of the man they claim to love! Simple. Or don’t marry him! The mother made him and she needs to respect his mother, first and foremost! Too many people think marriage is based on western movies.
Deep. Just deep.
i will never marry (i don't commit zina) I'll just take care of my parents and then die solo after them inshallah
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QURAN AL BAQARAH 120
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