The Muslim Family: Marriage guide at all Time. (Second Edition) :A four books series covering various aspects of marriage according to the authentic Sunnah.
by Muhammad al-Jibaly
Price: N12000
Product Code: 1268326534
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Binding: Paper Back
Publisher: Kitab as-Sunnah Publishing
Edition: 2nd Edition
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Summary: This is a 4-book series covering various aspects of marriage according to the authentic Sunnah. Marriage plays a most central role in the human life, and has been largely discussed by the scholars of Islaam through the ages, resulting in numerous writings and treatises. Some of those writings, mostly by contemporary scholars, have been translated into English. However, we find them restricted in scope, addressing Muslims wh live in predominantly Islaamic countries, or overlooking important real issues that have developed under modern civilization. This leaves quite a large gap that needs to be filled for the benefit of the Muslims in English-speaking countries, and this is what we attempt to fulfill over the span of three books."
Volume 1 covers the importance and advantages of marriage, selecting a spouse, the courting process, the marriage contract, celebrating the wedding, waleemah, forbidden marriages, and more. Provides a practical procedure for performing a marriage contract, and includes a sample marriage certificate.
Volume 2 covers a number of different aspects in marriage, including human sexuality, Islamic etiquettes of intimacy, prohibited acts of intimacy, ghusl, the 'awrah, zina', birth control, indecent acts, and more.
Volume 3 covers the obligations of the two spouses, the wife's rights, and the husband's rights. Contains biographies of the Mothers of the Believers, paints a very realistic picture from the life of the Prophet (pbuh) with his wives, and presents a complete discussion of the hadeeth of Ummar Zar'.
Volume 4 is about Newborn babies.
The last book from the series deals with the normal fruit of marriage: babies. It covers the Islamic regulations relating to a newborn. This includes welcoming the baby, naming it, shaving its hair, circumcising it, and slaughtering the sacrificial 'aqiqah.