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6 Reasons To Envy Married Muslim Women

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By Michail BukinPublished 2 years ago 4 min read
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6 Reasons To Envy Married Muslim Women
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It is believed that women should be cared for and cherished, and the mother should be respected more than anyone else in the world. Their prophet helped his wife wash the dishes and forgave her tantrums.

Muslims are famous for their nepotism. Islamic philosophy is not only amazingly beautiful but also rich in useful recipes for family life. Let’s talk about some of them.

Mother — first of all.

Islam is a religion that prioritizes the community. The word community in Arabic sounds like “ummah”. And this lexeme also means “mother.”

The founder of the Islamic religion, the prophet Muhammad, also spoke about reverence for motherhood. In the book of traditions about the life of the prophet, a story is written that reliably illustrates this:

One person came to Muhammad and asked: “Which of the people is most worthy of me to treat him well?”

The Prophet replied, “Your mother.”

The man asked again, “And then who?”

The Prophet again replied, “Your mother.”

Then the obstinate comrade asked again, “Then who?”

The Prophet replied unchanged, “Your mother.”

The questioner did not lose his enthusiasm: “And who then?”

And then Muhammad said, “Your father.”

Islamic theologians interpret this legend as follows: the mother should be given three times more warmth and attention than the father. What is not an effective spiritual bond?

Islam forbids portraying the Prophet Muhammad, therefore, in all plots, his image is present in an allegorical form. For example, in the form of flames.

Appearance is a gift from Allah and must be accepted.

Did you know that Muslims are supporters of body positivity?

From the point of view of Muslim dogma, the body is a gift from the Almighty. And a person’s duty is to accept this gift, and not try to bring his own adjustments to it. Islamic theologians are radical in their treatment of this acceptance. In particular, Muslim women are prohibited from doing an ordinary procedure for Western women: plucking their eyebrows.

“It too!” — you say. Not at all. It is true that culture often encourages women to become neurotic in their pursuit of excellence. And the prevention of such insanity is useful both for the mental well-being of the woman herself and for the family climate.

Monogamy is the path to happiness.

Contrary to stereotypes about polygamists, this is not so simple in Islam. The Quran says: one wife is enough for you to be happy. The instructions for the content of several are so complex and confusing that it is almost impossible to follow.

Wives need to be kept in the same conditions, given the same gifts, given the same amount of attention, and, moreover, have equal love for them. At the same time, religious scholars write: “You will not be able to treat spouses the same, even with all your desire.”

The institution of polygamy appeared in the Islamic tradition during the period of wars when many women lost their breadwinners and were left without patronage. In peacetime, it is almost impossible to acquire another wife according to all the rules. To change, of course, is also a mortal sin.

All that remains is to cherish the ideals of swan fidelity.

A woman does not have to clean and cook.

According to hadiths (legends about the words and actions of the Prophet Muhammad, affecting various religious and legal aspects of the life of the Muslim community), the prophet regularly helped his wives around the house.

Islamic theologians consider it a blessing to remove the burden of household responsibility from their spouses: to hire helpers or share the kitchen chores on their own.

You need to be condescending to ladies’ whims.

Indeed, a woman was created from a rib, and if you try to straighten it, you will break it, and if you leave it, then this curvature will be enough to live with her and enjoy her.

This is what the Prophet Muhammad said.

There is a recognition that once the wife of Muhammad Aish, in a bad mood, broke a plate of food with a stone. And this is with his supporters.

Instead of being outraged by the scandalous behavior of his wife, the prophet calmly told his companions: “Eat, your mother was just jealous.”

Islamic theologians urge acceptance of women’s mood swings and other hormonal characteristics. And this is a wonderful vaccine against many family squabbles.

Romance is the path to a successful marriage.

There is evidence that the Prophet Muhammad loved for fun to run with his wife Aisha in a race and read the Koran while lying on her lap. He compared the cheeks of his wife with ripe fruit, addressed her in a diminutive-affectionate form — Aish. In general, even a thousand years ago, the creator of Islam reproduced all the romantic clichés in his relationship with his wife.

Well, this mi-target is very useful. After all, any such action promotes the production of oxytocin: a hormone that brings partners closer together.

What is halal?

Halal — “everything that is permitted and permissible in Islam.” Most often this concept is used to denote food that is properly prepared and allowed by Muslims, but in general, halal refers to almost any area of ​​human life: food, clothing, jewelry, cosmetics and perfumery, personal hygiene, recreation, entertainment, finance, relations between people, the environment, the work performed, the disposal of their property, etc.

The opposite of halal is haram (forbidden).

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