Wasea Oqo
Na nomu vakadidike vakai iko kei na vakasamataki iko sai koya na idola ni kena vukei iko mo yaco mo ivakaraitaki vinaka duadua ka vakarautaki iko ki na vakamau.
But which steps do you actually need to take to achieve this and how do you do it in a way that helps you accelerate your personal growth?
Join Sister Arfa Saira as she talks to World renowned Imam and teacher Sheikh Suleiman Hani in this exclusive interview for Pure Matrimony on this amazing topic.
Na iWalewale mo Cakava Rawa Kina na Ka Bibi Duadua ni Bera ni o Vakamau – E Dua na Veivakatarogi Vakatabakidua Kei Syei Suleiman Hani
*Qito – Jingles* Savasava ni Vakawati*
Assviu Alaikkum, Me vaka ni dau vakatototolotaki ira na Muslim, Au kila na nomuni kauwai me baleta na kena tovolei me kunei e dua na watimuni vinaka ena initaneti kau sega ni kurabui kina, baleta ni tovolei me kunei e dua na vakatovotovotaki ni dua na Marama Lotu Sulumi ena mataveilawa vaka-Matrimoni tale eso, e vaka na sagai ni vakaraica e dua na ivakatakilakila vakusakusa…
*Discussion Begins*
Arfa: Bismillah! Assviu Alaikkum (Vakatani) and Welcome to the family matter show. O au na nomu isoqosoqo. Arfa Saira Vinaka, Head of Pure Matrimony and with me, today we have a very (tokaruataki) special guest we’ve got Sheikh Suleiman Hani who is an incredible (tokaruataki) instructor and he is just an Amazing Imam. The talk of today really is all about Self-analysis and how to make the most of yourself before you get married. Bi’ithnillah, so let me introduce you Sheikh, Tiko mai vua na Kalou.
Sa vakakina, Sheikh Imam Suleiman Hani is a lecturer and also from Dearborn, Michigan. At the age of 14, he completed a 10 Month Quran memorisation programme in the USA and shortly, thereafter, began his intensive studies under local and global scholars completing hundreds of classical and modern texts and gaining ijazāt in the six book of hadith from multiple scholars as well as a Master of Arts degree from the University of Jordan’s college of Shari’ah being top of the class.
Vakasaqa, Sheikh Suleiman has served as an Imam and youth director since the age of 19, lectured at conferences and workshops around the world and has recorded several comprehensive series with the largest Islamic TV stations worldwide.
He has currently authored a popular book on the subject of memorising the Quran which has since been translated to several languages. He presently serves as an instructor and researcher at various institutions and a CEO of several business ventures and an Imam and Resident Scholar in Michigan. His most recent hobbies include mixed martial arts, skydiving, Archery and travelling.
(Arfa continues) Oi,! Masha Kalou! (Matadre) What an introduction! Assviu Alaikkum (vakasa), Syvata.
Sheikh Suleiman: Wa Alaikkum Salaam (vakasa). Jazakumullah khairan, Barakallahu Feekum for having me.
Arfa: Totoka tu! It’s an absolute honour to have you and I’m so excited about this topic because I know this particular topic in itself, this is something that you have a real passion for and it’s something you are really known for as well. So I’m super excited to get it started and I think one of the key problems that we have especially here at Pure Matrimony is, our self-responsibility is to try to help people make the right decisions when they are getting married. And a lot of that really does come down to self-development as well understanding who you are, what you want, how to improve yourself, So you can’t become that amazing life partner, so that the person who is looking, you are looking for is also gonna have the same within you and this is something that I feel, is a real need in the community. I don’t think people talk about this enough. And I think that your wisdom in this particular area is gonna be much needed. Sa vakakina. I’m really looking forward to really getting you inside.
Let’s dive right in, let’s start with the first question, which is really, how do you self-analyse? How do you self-analyse yourself? What are the best tips to help do this? Ka bibi cake sara, why should we actually do it?
Sheikh Suleiman: Bismillah! Jazakumullah khairan. I definitely, agree the necessity of self-knowledge and understanding who we are before we make major commitments like marriage and so on or so forth. And I’m glad you actually added at the end that why is this more important, because sometimes people overlook this subject, it’s not covered enough in our communities but it does have its role, iSa taucoko ni Bula.
Sa vakakina, to begin answering this question of why this is important, to be very frank, sometimes it comes as a shock through marriage and through close relationships. When a person starts to realize who they truly are and some of the, rairai, weaknesses that they’ve overlooked over a time, not being in a relationship like marriage, furthermore, one of the issues that comes up is nobody can truly know everything about themselves before marriage. Ia,, taking their time and the activities and the reflection and answering certain types of questions and being very introspective does make a difference and it does makes things easier before during a marriage and throughout the relationship, Allahu A’lam.
Sa vakakina, to answer the question of why it is important first is a person who knows themselves generally won’t feel like need somebody else to complete them as an independent human being. And as people, Allahu A’lam despite the fact, o kila, ingrained in us is a sense of companionship with others, relationships and family, relationships in marriage so on and so forth. Knowing oneself protects a person from a feeling that they are incomplete and that they are basically, of less value without having a companion in life. This does affect a lot of people when it comes to other optimism in life, the perspective on life. The second reason is that many people avoid rushing quickly into the marriage for wrong reasons when they know who they truly are. And if they don’t know who they are, Allahu A’lam, sometimes it leads to rushing into a marriage that ends up in being abusive or very harmful for them or ends up in divorce, God forbid, so this has become very common…
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