Marriage the Holy Matrimony

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    with new adoptions and adjustments. So, it is the moral duty of all the in-laws to make that spacefor her, where she will learn about everyones mental set-up bit by bit and respond and act

    accordingly, but with time. After all everyone in the universe is different and therefore they needto be treated differently keeping in mind their self-respect and moral dignity. Same is in the case

    of the new bride in the family. She is also a new member, unique in her own ways, also has her

    own set of moral values and principles and needs to feel comfortable, loved and mostly acceptedin the new environment where she promised to spend the rest of the life with them. If she doesntreceive the assurance and acceptance of her ownself with all her faults and qualities, then it

    becomes a very bitter endurance for the newly-wed. She feels like a weed, a burden to thefamily, where she is not wanted, expected or accepted. Human beings are not angels; so they will

    have many mistakes. But a daughter-in-law has to play part like an ideal human being, takingcare of everyone in the family, even the tiniest household chore, and in doing so, if she receives

    little or no support from the new family where she is, life becomes a big punishment for her. Anew daughter-in-law expects to obtain all the love, affection and respect from her in-laws that

    she used to receive from her own family-members. But very seldom it happens. So the in-lawsshould at least focus on thinking how they can help her out by providing very little of that love,

    affection and honor that she has left in her own family, in pursuit of the new destination calledShoshur-bari, where she is living with them. In such a scenario, the husband can and should

    play a very vital role to build the bridge between the new member in the family and the rest ofthe people on the other side. A husband must know and understand that his wife is fully

    dependent on him and also his sole responsibility. So whatever small or big adjustments that sheneeds to make should be easily and openly discussed between the newly-weds keeping in mind

    that the words remain closed beyond the closed doors of complete privacy to avoid furtherimpact of the conversation from anyone outside. If thoroughly discussed with generous

    consideration from both the angles, then many (if not all) major and critical matters get sortedout slowly. Of course the new bride also has to evolve patience and endurance to see those

    problems getting melted down because nothing can be built or changed overnight, other thancomplete destruction. These small silly issues if not deliberately handled with care in the right

    time with care, consideration and sincerity from both the newly weds can later reflect to create abigger menace within the family environment.

    Same is in the case of the groom also, but he is in a slightly favorable position than that of the

    bride. He does not have to leave his own territory to implant himself in a new environment and

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    act according to the mind-frame of others (his in-laws) consistently and also strive to maintain allthe family, social, obligations or responsibilities bestowed on him. Rather he gets a life-long

    partner, a companion, and a best friend who will contribute to his joys and sorrows, successesand failures, dreams and fears by being on his side all the time. When the husband is ill, she will

    take the best care of him; when he needs help, she will do all she can for him.

    Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala knows that the human heart is not a fixed entity. It is sometimesweak and at times vibrant. Feelings can and do change with time. Love may wither like falling

    leaves and fade away like hue. The marital bond might weaken if not properly taken care for.Happiness in marriage cannot be taken for granted; continuous happiness requires constant

    giving from both sides. For the tree of marital love to remain alive and keep growing, the soil hasto be sustained, maintained, watered and nurtured. Always men should try their level best to be

    good to their wives by words and by deeds. A husband should talk to her, smile to her, seek heradvice, ask for her opinion, spend quality time with her and always remember that the Prophet

    Salallaahu 'aliahi wa'sallaam said "the best of you are those who are best to their wives." Afterall, everything that a wife lastly wants is just the love, affection and support from her husband, if

    unfortunately she cant acquire it from others around. Remember that a husband will berewarded by Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala for any emotions he shows to his wife as the Prophet

    Salallaahu 'aliahi wa'sallaam said "one would be rewarded for anything that he does seekingthe pleasure of Allah even the food that he puts in the mouth of his wife." A woman has the

    strength to overcome all sorrows and pain and bring smile in everyones faces, by hiding hertears, if she receives that little consideration or love from those arouns that she lives with.