ʻOku fie mali ʻa e tokotaha kotoa pē… ka ko e ha hono ʻuhinga?
Fakakaukau ki ai ʻi ha kiʻi taimi siʻi. Kapau ʻoku ke feinga ke mali, fehuʻi pe kiate koe pe ko e ha ʻoku ke fuʻu fie maʻu moʻoni ai ia…
Koeʻuhí ko:
It’s the next logical step in your life
Your parents want you to
You’re ready to accept responsibility
You want to avoid haram
All of the above
I don’t know
Your approach to marriage and how successful your marriage will be will very much depend on your answer to the critical question of WHY you want to get married.
If you’re getting married
because you’ve accomplished many things in your personal life and now you want to add marriage to your list, you’re not going to be emotionally invested into building a strong marriage.
FOR your parents or because they are pressurizing you, then you may as well give up already because you’re marrying completely for the wrong reasons.
To avoid haram, you must understand the importance of fulfilling the rights of your spouse in the same way they would be fulfilling yours.
But if you’re looking to marry because you’re ready to accept the responsibility of fulfilling half of your deen, then you’re much more likely to make the right decision when choosing a spouse.
Remember that being a good spouse requires you to be fully responsible for your role in the marriage – and this means being actively able to help and support your spouse spiritually, fakatuʻasino, emotionally and financially (if you’re a brother).
It’s not anyone else’s job to do that – it’s yours! So if you’re ready to step up to the challenge and wholeheartedly accept the responsibilities of being a spouse, then congratulations – you’re ready to get married!
Um Jamal
Mali Haohaoa – Tokoniʻi Practising kau Mosilemi ke nau fakataha pea nofo fakataha!
Tuku atu ha Tali