Nikah Marriage in Islam is Cornerstone of Social Structure should Simple

NIKAH (Marriage) in Islam

Nikah means Marriage. The marital status of a person changes from single to married on the performance of the Nikah Ceremony.

The Holy Prophet  said:

"Marriage is the basis for blessings and children are an abundance of mercy."

“Nikah is my Sunnah.” 

“Whosoever turns away from my Sunnah is not of me.”

Happy and Successful Marriage 

A happy and successful marriage is a necessary goal for anyone who is either already married or is thinking about it. Building the family is essential for the complete establishment of our religion Islam, as the family is the cornerstone of the social structure. A successful and purposeful marriage is the indispensable foundation of this cornerstone.

Nikah Should be Simple

Nikah should be a simple witnessing ceremony and not expensive. The dowry is an agreed amount that is given to the bride by the groom which them becomes part of her independant property wealth. In Islam there is no hereditary or occupational caste system; nikah is permitted between opposite sexes of the same faith. Nikah is a sunnah; it is a joyous event and celebrating it must not involve unislamic activities such as music or dancing.

Also referred to as: Wedlock, Matrimony, Wedding, Nikaah, Marriage, Shaadi

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What is Adultery or Extramarital Relationship Prohibition in Islam

Islamic Point on Adultery

Islam recognizes the natural desire of sexual relationship and promotes marriage between different sexes and therefore prohibits celibacy. However extra marital relationships (Adultery) or anything that may lead to any form of carnal desire, intimacy or relationship outside of marriage has been prohibited.

Allah says in the Holy Qur’aan:

"And come not near unto adultery, verily! It is an obscenity and an evil way." (17:32)

Adultery of  eyes, Ears, tongue etc (Parts of Body)

All practises, things and institutions which aid and foster fornication and immodesty are forbidden by Islam. There are different categories of this abominable crime of Zina. Our Holy Nabi  said:

"The Zina of the eyes is to gaze (at that which is unlawful, e.g., nudity). The Zina of the ears is to listen (to talks of nudity which excites the carnal desire). The Zina of the tongue is to speak (what is evil). The Zina of the hand is to touch (the female which is unlawful to you). The Zina of the feet is to walk (towards immorality). The Zina of the heart is to desire (what is unlawful), and it is the private part which either commits or shuns the actual act of fornication." (Muslim)

Islam has made easy upon us the beautiful pathway to chastity, purity and piety (taqwa), by declaring unlawful all those factors that contribute to the commission of zina. 

The solution is simple: marriage, a fortress against all evils of the loins.

Also referred to as: Adultery, fornication, zina, extramarital sex, extramarital relations, infidelity, unfaithfulness, affair, liaison, sexual intercourse, sex, intercourse, sexual relations, coupling, disloyalty, unchastely, entanglement, flirtation, on the pull, chase, teasing, toying, romantic advances, chat-up, come-on, lust, carnal desire.

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Meaning of Insha Allah and other Muslim words of Manners and Expression

There are some Arabic word that are basically supplication and used at different point of time. Example While seeing something good Alhamdulillah
Intending to to do something Masha Allah
India is a classical example of a composite culture. In offices and at common places it is very common in india that our Hindu Brothers also use these words. So it is very important to know its meaning. 

( Arabic Text and meaning of As salamu alaikum, Wa alaikumu s salam wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh, Jaza Kumullah Khaira Arabic Text and meaning in english of La haula wa la quwwata illa billah, In sha allah, Masha Allah, Hasbiyallah, Hasbunallah,and Innalillahi wa innailaihi rajiun Arabic Text and meaning of Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar, Subhanallah Astaghfirullah and Bismillahi r rahmani r raheem english Translation and literal transliteration (Roman Hinglish) english Translation and literal transliteration english