Family Life In Islam

Family Life In Islam








By Hasan Ali. Whether it be your wife, husband, parent, child or
future prospective, these lectures will provide the basic, necessary
tools from the Quran and the Sunnah to enhance your inter-personal
relationships. Discover your own rights and the rights of others, as
well as other people’s personality types, which provides to a greater
understanding of how to deal with the person in the best possible way to
achieve your goal.



[1] - Idividual Rights
Basic
human rights of a civilization, which are also the rights of family
members, are discussed here, including the right to a good upbringing,
the right to participate in the affairs of those in charge, the right to
the freedom of expression and security of personal freedom


[2] - Idividual Rights Continued
A
comprehensive Quranic outlook on human rights that are also found in
family life including the right to a good upbringing and the right to
the freedom of expression


[3] - Compatible Marriage
Marriage
is the beginning of a new family life and the spouse may either make
heaven or hell for a person in this world. so find out how to choose the
most compatible person for marriage by analyzing sixteen different
personality types, whether you are choosing for yourself or for a loved
one.


[4] - Womens Rights
Today
the West accuses Islam of denying Muslim women their rights but this
lecture demonstrate that fact that Islam gave women their rights 1200
years before Europe and the west even began to discuss women's rights!
The rights of husbands and wives is also discussed


[5] - Nature of Men and Women
Every
couple tries to avoid an argument, but somehow it always seems to take
place; this lecture tries to solve this problem by highlighting the
differences in the nature of men and women, the rights of parents and of
how Prophet (pbuh) treated children are also discussed here


[6] - How to Raise Children
This
lecture deals with practical ways of dealing with children starting
from pregnancy and moving on to early childhood. It offers general
principles of controlling children in the correct manner without
harshness or leniency, which are all backed up from the Quran and Sunnah