The Halal Way to Approach Someone You Like

🕌Approaching a person you like for marriage is permissible in Islam as long as it is done with respect and within the boundaries of Islamic ethics.

🗣️Open communication between parents and children is crucial to build trust and understanding when it comes to expressing interest in someone for marriage.

💑Respectful courtship and getting to know each other's likes and dislikes is acceptable within the guidance of parents and without crossing any boundaries.

👥There should be no fear or stigma associated with expressing interest in someone for marriage, and it should not be seen as an indignified act.

💼Young men are advised to be responsible, earn a living, and provide for their future spouse, taking into consideration the material aspects of marriage.

Is it permissible to approach someone you like for marriage in Islam?

—Yes, it is permissible to approach someone you are interested in for marriage in Islam as long as it is done respectfully and within the boundaries of Islamic ethics.

What should parents do if their child expresses interest in someone for marriage?

—Parents should have open communication with their children and create an environment where they feel comfortable expressing their interests. They should listen to their children's feelings and provide guidance and support.

Is courtship permitted in Islam?

—Yes, courtship is acceptable in Islam as long as it is done respectfully and within the guidance of parents. Getting to know each other's likes and dislikes is important before making a decision about marriage.

Is it wrong to have preferences in marriage?

—Having preferences in marriage, such as specific qualities or characteristics in a potential partner, is not wrong as long as they align with Islamic principles and do not lead to discrimination or unfair treatment.

What advice is given to young men in approaching someone for marriage?

—Young men are advised to be responsible, earn a living, and provide for their future spouse. It is important to be dignified and not make offers like mentioning dates for Mahar (dowry).

00:01Approaching someone you like for marriage is permissible in Islam as long as it is done with respect and within the boundaries of Islamic ethics.

00:38Open communication between parents and children is crucial in creating an environment where children feel comfortable expressing their interest in someone for marriage.

00:59Respectful courtship and getting to know each other's likes and dislikes is acceptable within the guidance of parents.

01:17There should be no fear or stigma associated with expressing interest in someone for marriage, and it should not be seen as an indignified act.

01:51Young men are advised to be responsible, earn a living, and provide for their future spouse, taking into consideration the material aspects of marriage.