If you are not married yet, Islam encourages marriage to avoid the risk of falling into temptations and indulging in bigger sins such as fornication and adultery. Allah, by His Divine Wisdom has forbidden all pre-marital or extra-marital relationships. Thus dating, hugging, touching, lustful glances and thoughts of anyone besides your spouse is forbidden. The most recommended place to look for a spouse is to ask your Muslim brothers and sisters closest to you if they know anybody who is compatible with you. Also, try getting yourself involved in islamic activities such as study groups or classes where you will have a chance to get to know more people and thus increase your exposure. Many Mosques and Islamic Magazines will have a Matrimonial Sections, or also on the internet there are many matrimonial sites that you could use in you search for your companion.

Marriage is considered half of your religion, therefore you are encourage to consider marriage as soon as you believe you are ready and able to fulfill your responsibilities as a husband or wife. Learn more about equity and women in Islam by reading some selected articles available on-line


Marital Relationship

Islam encourages marriage to avoid the risk of falling into temptations and committing bigger sins like adultery. Islam forbids pre-marital or extra marital relationships.
If one is interested in marriage, he or she can check their local Mosque or any Islamic Internet site for marriage postings. In terms of people already married, Islam offers guidance to the husband, wife, and the children.
Islam also offers each member of the family the ability to preserve and maintain the family structure.