Becoming The Best Of All Husbands: Secrets To A Lovely, Fulfilling And Happy Marriage

By Halal Quest

A Book That Actually Teaches You How to Fix Your Marriage And Become The Best Of All Husbands?

 

Yes – You Really Can Save Your Marriage and make it more Loving as a Husband!

 

Marriage is an achievement, but also a challenge. This is a frightening time for couples because we are living in a time when more than half of all first marriages ends in divorce; 60 percent of second marriages fail. What makes the numbers even more daunting is that nobody seems to understand why our marriages have become so fragile.

 

This book will guide you on the path toward a harmonious and long-lasting relationship. We aren't simply going to talk about the definition of marriage, but its truths behind the beautiful façade of a wedding of two seemingly happy couple and some other complexities of it as well. Being a spouse is not an easy job. Your job is not only to maintain the relationship but also have to keep your partner interested. 

 

This Book "Becoming The Best Of All Husbands: Secrets To A Lovely, Fulfilling And Happy Marriage" highlights the role played by Prophet Muhammad within his household and especially as a husband. The author focuses on Individual and beautiful aspects of his excellent way of dealing with his wives, such as the Prophet's gentleness with them, the way he relaxed and had fun with them, his fairness in dealing with their matters, and his Romance and Love Making Life with them. And that is what makes this book so special and so appealing.

 

This book also serves to remind HUSBANDS AND WIVES about the blessing of marriage, and to encourage those who are not married to strive to complete their religion in the most honorable way. In Sha Allāh, this reminder will help us all to CHERISH our families and attain Rewards through treating them well.

 

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Halal Quest
• Release date: Apr 25, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224776665

Book preview

PREFACE

Welcome to Prophet Muhammad: The Best of All Husbands. In this book, we'll journey through the remarkable life of the Prophet Muhammad and explore his relationships with his wives. Each chapter offers a glimpse into different aspects of his character and the love he showed towards his spouses.

From his noble lineage to his patient and kind-hearted nature, we'll uncover the depth of his devotion to his wives. We'll see how he valued their advice, cherished their feelings, and always treated them with fairness and support.

As we move into his life, we'll also address common doubts and misconceptions, shedding light on his birth, his marriages, and his married life. Through simple language and a professional approach, we aim to provide a clear and insightful perspective on this important aspect of the Prophet's legacy.

Whether you're a scholar, a seeker of knowledge, or simply curious about the life of the Prophet Muhammad, this book invites you to explore his exemplary conduct as a husband and the timeless wisdom it offers. So, let's embark on this journey together and uncover the beauty of his relationships with his wives.

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TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING;

●  The content of the book is designed in such a way that you can read and learn from Prophet Muhammad’s lifestyle, enabling you to follow in his footsteps and create a better and more lovely marriage life.

●  So please, not only for the sake of reading, but also try to put everything into practice and behave the way Prophet Muhammad used to live with his wives. This will definitely create a better and happier home for you.

●  The book teaches us to be patient with our wives, respect them, treat them as queens, love them with all our hearts, not cheat on them, and much more.

●  Read and implement these qualities in your marriage life, and see how your life will be transformed.

Chapter 1: PROPHET MUHAMMAD’S LINEAGE

Prophet Muhammad's lineage is documented in three versions:

●  The first, verified by biographers and genealogists, traces his ancestry to Adnan.

●  The second version, which is disputed, extends his lineage from Adnan to Prophet Ibraheem (Abraham).

●  The third version, although containing inaccuracies, traces his ancestry from Ibraheem to Adam.

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The third part: after Ibraheem Ibn Tarih (Azar), descendant of Nahur, son of Saru', who is descendant of Ra'u, son of Falikh, son of Abir, son of Shalikh, son of Arfakhshad, son of Sam, son of Nooh (Noah), son of Lamik, son of Mutwashlack, son of Akhnukh, descendant of Prophet Idrees (Enoch), son of Yarid, son of Mahla'il, son of Qa, descendant of Anusha, son of Shith, son of Adam.

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The prophetic family:

The family of Prophet Muhammad sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam (may Allah exalt his mention) is known as the Hashimite family, named after his grandfather Hashim Ibn 'Abd Munaf. Now, let's discuss Hashim and his descendants briefly.

●  Hashim was entrusted with providing food and water to the pilgrims, a responsibility agreed upon by the sons of 'Abd Munaf and 'Abd Ad-Dar. He was affluent and known for his integrity. Hashim introduced the tradition of offering pilgrims soaked bread in broth, earning him the nickname Hashim due to his habit of crumbling bread for the pilgrims, despite his given name being 'Amr.

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Hashim was the pioneer of Quraysh's seasonal journeys, leading expeditions both in summer and winter. He ventured to Syria as a merchant and married Salmah, 'Amr's daughter from Bani 'Adi Ibn An-Najjar, in Al-Madeenah. Spending time with her there, he later returned to Syria while she was pregnant and unfortunately passed away in Ghazza, Palestine, in 497 CE. Salmah gave birth to 'Abdul-Muttalib, whom she named Shaybah due to his white hair, raising him in her father's house in Al-Madeenah without informing Hashim's family in Makkah. Hashim had four sons: Asad, Abu Saifi, Nadla, and 'Abdul-Muttalib, as well as five daughters: Ash-Shifa, Khalida, Da'ifa, Ruqyah, and Jannah.

●  Following Hashim's passing, the responsibility of providing for the pilgrims fell to his brother, Al-Muttalib Ibn 'Abd Munaf, known for his honesty, generosity, and trustworthiness. When 'Abdul-Muttalib reached boyhood, his uncle Al-Muttalib learned of him and traveled to Al-Madeenah to bring him back to Makkah. Overwhelmed with emotion upon seeing him, Al-Muttalib embraced 'Abdul-Muttalib and took him on his camel. However, the boy insisted on obtaining his mother's permission before departing for Makkah. Although initially reluctant, she eventually agreed, convinced by Al-Muttalib's assurance that her son would restore his father's authority and reside near the Sacred House.

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In Makkah, there was curiosity surrounding 'Abdul-Muttalib's arrival, with some assuming he was Al-Muttalib's slave. However, Al-Muttalib clarified that 'Abdul-Muttalib was his nephew, the son of his brother Hashim. The boy was raised in Al-Muttalib's household. Upon Al-Muttalib's passing in Bardman, Yemen, 'Abdul-Muttalib took charge and successfully upheld his people's honor, surpassing even his grandfather in his noble conduct. This earned him profound affection and respect from