A woman's du'a for her future husband....

[Mr. Sialkoty]

Re: A woman's du'a for her future husband....

I think boys are more impatiant than girls but there is a big difference of a boy's impatiance and a girl impatiance :wk .
Every girl have some dream regarding his would be husband and there is nothing wrong to discuss it and this is just a dua which i think every girl praise this kind of dua infront of Allah with some additions:eye:

Kindly refer to the answer which i have given to Chalakie :lpop:

[Mr. Sialkoty]

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nice dua nissa.......very pure

Do you got something good to say than just saying Nice sharing :khi:

[aquari]

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Kindly refer to the answer which i have given to Chalakie :lpop:

i already refferred:blush:

[Raniya Asif]

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Do you got something good to say than just saying Nice sharing :khi:

i dont say nice sharing i say nice dua:khi: becoz i think is nice and its a dua only a dua munda jee u dont think dat u take it so seriously:mm: i dont find any objectionable think in it:lpop:

[Mr. Sialkoty]

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i already refferred:blush:

Now what :lpop:

[Mr. Sialkoty]

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i dont say nice sharing i say nice dua:khi: becoz i think is nice and its a dua only a dua munda jee u dont think dat u take it so seriously:mm: i dont find any objectionable think in it:lpop:

Now you say this DUAA in front of your big bro and parents...wish you all the best

[Raniya Asif]

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Now you say this DUAA in front of your big bro and parents...wish you all the best

hmmmmmmmmmm now i got ur point...waise they show the same reaction dat u gave:dua but i support her bcoz she tell us how 2 pray but u r right some topics cant be discuss opnely......now i take my perivous words back ok......:salam:

[aquari]

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Now what :lpop:

now i got ur point :blush:
and I will just praise my this personal favour only infront of Allah :eye:

but nisa just share a dua and it was nice but as u said we couldn't say some thing like this infront of our family etc.i agree with this point.

But honestly speaking i have no dua for my would be husband :)

[Mr. Sialkoty]

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hmmmmmmmmmm now i got ur point...waise they show the same reaction dat u gave:dua but i support her bcoz she tell us how 2 pray but u r right some topics cant be discuss opnely......now i take my perivous words back ok......:salam:

There is no particular way to pray to God. Those ppl can also pray who even have no tongue within their mouth. What is more important is your intention at the time you are praying

[Mr. Sialkoty]

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now i got ur point :blush:
and I will just praise my this personal favour only infront of Allah :eye:

but nisa just share a dua and it was nice but as u said we couldn't say some thing like this infront of our family etc.i agree with this point.

But honestly speaking i have no dua for my would be husband :)

thanx for ur agreement.

and the rest is ur personal :D

[aquari]

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thanx for ur agreement.

and the rest is ur personal :D

u r :welcome:

yes it is :blush:

[Z.]

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What is this in Red :khi:

If you are up to this, then listen with your ears wide opened :na: To tell you if you are talking with respect to being Muslims point of view, then it has not to be like this in open forum. She could have said this DUA by heart - nothing wrong with it. Sharing this duaa which you girls even can share with your brothers and parents only when you are not supposed to even be married or so and sharing the same in open forum, doesn't it reflect boldness more than the Duaa. Doesn't it reflects the curiostiy and tendency of you girls towards the opposite sex in such a tender age. If you say, it is a Duaa, then you should say Duaa that God Almighty give you the children who respect you and say the same in front of your parents, then see how does it work...:khi:

Islam doesn't permit the girls to talk about their would be hubbies so openly, that what i am emphasizing about :na:

can you give me a source :D where Islam says that girls are not allowd to talk about their would be hubbies....??

and wats wrong on open forum? i mean its only a du'a and thats it ......wats wrong with it?

and wat i know is parents should know wat qualities their children want in their lifepartners so its not at all wrong to talk about it :thmbup:

[Almas]

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What is this in Red :khi:

If you are up to this, then listen with your ears wide opened :na: To tell you if you are talking with respect to being Muslims point of view, then it has not to be like this in open forum. She could have said this DUA by heart - nothing wrong with it. Sharing this duaa which you girls even can share with your brothers and parents only when you are not supposed to even be married or so and sharing the same in open forum, doesn't it reflect boldness more than the Duaa. Doesn't it reflects the curiostiy and tendency of you girls towards the opposite sex in such a tender age. If you say, it is a Duaa, then you should say Duaa that God Almighty give you the children who respect you and say the same in front of your parents, then see how does it work...:khi:

Islam doesn't permit the girls to talk about their would be hubbies so openly, that what i am emphasizing about :na:

well, could u quote one authentic Hadith when you say that?

i mean what u're trying to say is right but not entirely...i never supported the notion that yeah girls should talk abt their significant others, yet Islam does allow to make a pious dua free of disgusting wordly desires...is that wrong? u tell me...is that in anyway wrong?

u think females arent allowed? well lemme tell u that even unmarried guys arent allowed likewise yet u or any other guy wouldnt raise a single eyebrow b/c in our so called Male Dominated society its perfectly allowed for a guy to rant abt this girl and that...and nobody stops them...i'm not saying that girls should be allowed to do the same, but i'm merely stating the diff. in the way u might respond to a guy and Islam doesnt have diff. set of rules for the opp. gender...please keep that in mind!:phool:

[Mr. Sialkoty]

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can you give me a source :D where Islam says that girls are not allowd to talk about their would be hubbies....??

and wats wrong on open forum? i mean its only a du'a and thats it ......wats wrong with it?

and wat i know is parents should know wat qualities their children want in their lifepartners so its not at all wrong to talk about it :thmbup:

well, could u quote one authentic Hadith when you say that?

i mean what u're trying to say is right but not entirely...i never supported the notion that yeah girls should talk abt their significant others, yet Islam does allow to make a pious dua free of disgusting wordly desires...is that wrong? u tell me...is that in anyway wrong?

u think females arent allowed? well lemme tell u that even unmarried guys arent allowed likewise yet u or any other guy wouldnt raise a single eyebrow b/c in our so called Male Dominated society its perfectly allowed for a guy to rant abt this girl and that...and nobody stops them...i'm not saying that girls should be allowed to do the same, but i'm merely stating the diff. in the way u might respond to a guy and Islam doesnt have diff. set of rules for the opp. gender...please keep that in mind!:phool:

You see woman in Islam is symbolized as Ba'Heya and ofcourse so is the man. Saying anything good is not bad, but you see a good thing is not at all the time good, it depends on the situation and time. Islam permits a woman for marriage. Marriage in all the way is a legal and Islamic act, but being-unmarried girl keeps on saying with a lot of enthusiasm to her brother, dear brother i am very happy as i am going to get married to a man, dear father i am very happy as i am getting married to a man i am always dreaming for...doesn't it seem non-sense. Here, apart from the source try to understand the instinct of Islam. If NISA is praying to grab a candid husband then it doesn't mean that she should show her desire and lust for her man in front of other members. It is just like if a married woman is to pray to God for a child, she would pray it privately to God, not openly. Its all about the element of Heya and nothing else...hope you ppl get me now.

['SamRazi']

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Superb sharing dear ........ thanks for sharing :phool: