Hamat Al-Maad

-30 years -loves nature -loves family

• loves to read the Quran

1. Kindness and gentleness
2. Financial support. The husband is obligated to provide his wife with housing, food, clothing, and everything necessary for a decent life—even if she is financially secure herself.
3. Protection and support. The husband is the family's pillar. He must protect his wife from anything that could harm her physical and spiritual well-being.
4. Respect for personal space. A husband should not exert excessive control over his wife, spy on her, or forbid her from communicating with relatives without good reason.
5. Resolving conflicts through dialogue. If disagreements arise, the Quran prescribes resolving them peacefully: "And live with them with dignity, and even if you dislike them, you may dislike something in which Allah has placed much good."
6. Gratitude and appreciation. The husband appreciates his wife's efforts in creating a family, raising children, and maintaining a cozy home.

1. Modesty and respect for boundaries. Direct physical contact (hugs, kisses) is prohibited before marriage. Communication should be respectful and restrained.
2. The presence of witnesses. It is advisable for meetings to take place in the presence of relatives or in public places—this prevents temptation and protects the reputation of both.
3. Honesty and transparency. A man must clearly state his intentions: if he's courting someone, it's with the goal of marriage. Hiding this or playing a double game is unacceptable.
4. Respect the girl's choice. Her consent to marriage is mandatory. Pressure, coercion, or manipulation are contrary to Islam.
5. Spiritual orientation. Communication emphasizes not only external qualities, but also religiosity, morality, and shared values.

is grateful for everything he has and says “Al-hamdu li-Llah” in joy and in difficulty;

accepts circumstances with faith in the wisdom of Allah, saying “Masha Allah” and “In sha Allah”;

puts spiritual values ​​above material ones, not allowing worldly temptations to overshadow the main thing;

prepares for a meeting with the Creator, trying to leave behind a good mark - in the form of good deeds, well-bred children and benefits brought to people.

avoids gossip, lies and empty talk, preferring useful and kind words;

shows hospitality and cordiality to guests, following the example of the Prophet;

cares about the cleanliness of the surrounding world - does not litter and tries to make the environment around him better;

strives to be useful: helps neighbors, participates in charity, maintains peace and harmony in the team.

He knows how to control his anger, respond to evil with good, and remain calm in difficult situations. His word is firm, his promises are kept, and he treasures the trust of others. He does not boast about his merits and achievements, remembering that all blessings are bestowed by the Almighty. He honors his parents, is kind to his neighbors, respectful of his elders, and caring for the young.

He is neat and tidy. Following the Sunnah and traditions, he grooms his hair and beard, striving to look dignified without indulging in excess. His clothing is modest and appropriate—it reflects his inner modesty and respect for others.

A person whose life is imbued with faith, and whose actions are guided by high moral principles. Their appearance and behavior embody the harmony of their inner spiritual world and the outward manifestation of virtue.