While shared interests, hobbies, and life goals are essential in a marriage, shared faith stands as the pillar holding the relationship firm. In an Islamic marriage, the importance of shared faith becomes even more crucial.
Having mutual faith means understanding each other’s values, beliefs, and boundaries. It means waking up for Fajr together, reminding each other of daily prayers, fasting during Ramadan, and planning Hajj as a united pair. It is this shared faith that becomes the compass during life’s storms, guiding the couple back to tranquility.
Remember, while love is the emotion that brings two people together, faith is the anchor that keeps them united.
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