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Source: islam4parents.com

It may sound weird, but raising children begins with choosing a spouse. That is because raising children is a team effort between two people and who you choose, will have a big effect on how your children turn out.

A good example often given is that of seeds and land. If you want healthy trees and ripe fruits, you should search for fertile land. It would be a silly person to plant seeds in barren land or low quality soil and expect good results. The same applies for raising children.

Annabi (assalamu alaikum) yace: “Choose for your seeds (a good mother), for indeed breeding is a strategy.” [Ibn Maajah ne ya ruwaito]

Growing up, a child spends the most amount of time with their mother. What better contentment for a father knowing that when he leaves his children for a few hours, that they are in safe hands and being raised upon Islamic principles. Annabi (assalamu alaikum) praised a woman with good religious qualities, yana cewa:

“Shall I not inform you of the best treasure that a man gathersA righteous wife.” [Reported by Al-Haakim]

‘Umar bin Al-Khattaab was once asked about the rights of a son over his father, he responded: “That his father carefully chooses a mother for him, that he gives him a good name and that he teaches him the Qur’aan.”

Hakanan, we should keep in mind that once we have chosen a spouse, that we continue to work with them to build their imaan and knowledge for this will directly benefit the children insha Allah.

Just a note that although this post was written from the father’s perspective, the same applies to women looking for father’s of their children.

Insha Allahu, if we base our selection of a spouse on Religion and Character, this will be a significant stepping stone to the correct and proper upbringing of children.

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Source: islam4parents.com

3 Sharhi to Choosing Your Child’s Mother

  1. Very nice aricle mA. Tabbatar cewa ba ku yi wannan ba. I think the outline of a prospective spouse that you chalked out here is pretty idealistic. A zahiri, in the effort to find someone who is contemporary, it might be difficult to find the right mix of culture, addini, dabi'u. I guess my question isis it ok to base your decision hoping that if this girl / guy that you like or are considering is not as religious as you would like them to be today, they will iA become more religious or practising in the future. I know this would be a subjective decision to make but if your feelings for the person are biased, then you would tend to give them a chance, dama ? Would like to hear your views.

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