practical advices for single parents and divorcees - who will marry me?
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Are you divorced and looking to marry again? Are you a single parent and finding it hard to find a suitable spouse? Sisters – do brothers see your children as ‘baggage’? Is your family standing in the way of you marrying a divorcee? Is polygamy the only option available to sisters? And what exactly is the Islamic position on all of the above? Join us to find out on our upcoming webinar: Who Will Marry Me? Practical Advice For Divorcees Resident marriage counsellor Sheikh Musleh Khan tackles this highly sensitive topic in the light of the Qur’an and the Sunnah in which you will discover: • Practical ways to prepare yourself for marriage • How to prevent culture overtaking deen • Tips for single mothers who want to get married • The truth about polygamy • Why parents don’t accept divorced sisters and their children and what you can do about it • Practical solutions for finding a good spouse • Special duas you can make to help you If you’ve been divorced for a while and have encountered any kind of prejudice or bad attitudes towards you because of your situation, then make sure you sign up for this webinar to help you understand how you can deal with these negative issues. Marriage can seem an impossibility when you’re single with children, and for sisters in particular, it can make them very vulnerable to getting hurt.TRANSCRIPT
Presented BySheikh Musleh Khan
Who will marry me?
Practical advice for divorcees and single parents
IntroductionWe will discuss:
- Life after divorce
- Family issues
- Social prejudices
Divorcees are viewed as ‘damaged goods’ by other
people (especially the case for divorced sisters)
Social prejudice of single Muslims not willing to accept a
divorcee with children
Solutions for tackling issue of divorcees
DuaGrassroots
approachForm your own
networkIstighfarSurah Ta Ha
Break the cycle!
Knowledge is power
Diversify
Be firm with parents
Solutions for sisters with children
Dua
QadrMarry a divorcee
with children
IstighfarDo not require
permission from wali
Polygamy
Diversify Consider leaving children with father for
a time
Moving on from divorce
Dua
Closure Counselling
AcceptanceSocialise
Interests & hobbiesStrengthen
connection with Allah Focus on yourself
Conclusion1. Seek to improve yourself first and foremost
and have patience
2. Challenge respectfully those who prevent you from marrying divorcees
3. Break the cycle now or this will continue for generations
4. Keep an open mind and heart and make lots of dua
Q & AAny questions?
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