Marriage is a sacred union that requires mutual understanding, love, and clear communication. While marriage brings joy, it's important to also prepare for challenges. A well-structured Islamic marriage contract outlines rights, responsibilities, and dispute resolutions, ensuring both partners embark on their journey with clarity, respect, and lasting happiness.
Marriage Contract Based on Jaafari School of Thought
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I am excited to present to you a first for English speaking students who are wanting to or even just considering moving to the Holy City of Qom. This significant move will have many people on edge due to the unknowns surrounding such a move. The answer - has arrived! Here is a document that will allay many of these fears. It has been written by a good friend of mine over many years. Much effort and advice has been sought in compiling this work, and I highly recommend sharing this document with any one you know who might be interested in coming here to study.
Lady Zainab, we stand in awe of your greatness in the face of the tyranny, despite all the hardship you tolerated and faced, your honour and dignity, eloquence and force is a lesson for all of us today, all Muslim Women, and all Muslim Men. Not all that, but for all humanity. Standing Against Oppression Is A Duty, Not A Choice.
Remorse, a Condition for Repentance: One of the conditions for repentance is to feel remorse for the prohibitions committed and the obligations neglected. Are we as afraid of recommitting a sin as we are of falling ill to a difficult physical illness we have previously experienced?
