All things marriage

Aslmoalikom i am malik sadam from Pakistan and Kashmir

Happiness is not name of having something it's inside our heart what if it didn't meet our expectations even after getting what we have craved for , except money also wild kinda greedy baddies hmu partners should be coool n fun n also I feel there's nothing 50 50 it's always 100 % from one side n 100 from other

Whenever I talk to someone about the marriage of Prophet Moses (Musa, peace be upon him) as an example of making marriage easier, and how the righteous old man married his daughter to him and welcomed him into his home, someone always shows up acting like they know everything and says, “But Moses paid ten years as her dowry!”

Alright, genius…

Did Prophet Moses work those ten years first and then get married? Or did he get married first and then fulfill the agreement during the years of his marriage?

And before the marriage, what exactly did he provide?

Where was the engagement ring?
Where were the expensive gifts?
Where were the smartphones, celebrations, and all the fancy traditions?
Where was the furnished apartment?
Where was the furniture?
Where was everything people today insist is absolutely necessary before marriage?

The righteous old man didn’t even know who Moses really was. He didn’t know he would become a prophet. He knew nothing about his future. He simply saw honesty, strength, and good character, so he entrusted him with his daughter.

From a human perspective, Moses could have turned out to be a bad man. After the agreed period ended, he could have said, “Our agreement is over. Here’s your daughter and your grandchildren. Take care of them. I’m going back to my homeland,” and divorced her.

During those ten years, they could have had many children. Yet the marriage was built on trust, character, and faith—not on endless financial guarantees.

The point of mentioning this story is not to cancel anyone’s rights or responsibilities. The point is to remind people that marriage was made easier, and that faith, honesty, and good character were the foundation—not endless financial demands.

We love listening to the stories of the prophets, but when we try to apply the lessons from those stories to our own lives, people suddenly become philosophers.

The goal is not to copy every detail of their lives. The goal is to learn from their values and make marriage easier, building families on love, mercy, trust, and good character instead of unnecessary complications and excessive expectations.

Anyone who is really serious about marriage

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