As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam ..

To the Majestic King, to the Glory of the Quran,

To the Core of Faith, to the Guest of the Lord,

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To the Beloved of Truth, to the Chief of the Virtuous,

To my Master, to the Comforter of everyone,

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To his Ways and Manners, to his Sublime Character,

To his Soft Speech, to his Swift Pace,

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To the Green Turban, to his Blessed Cheeks,

To the Moon-like Beauty of the Beloved, to his Curled Tresses,

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To Mother Aminah, to your Wet-Nurse (Halimah),

To the Elderly Neighbor, to every Acquaintance,

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To the Love of Mothers, to the Heavenly Feet,

To the Shade of Affection, to the Mothers of the Ummah,

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To the Pride of Love, to the Palace of Knowledge,

To the Embodiment of Patience, to the Daughter of Abu Bakr (Aisha),

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To those who bore his Delicacy, to his Comforters,

To the Four of the Four, meaning to Every Companion,

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To his Beloved Friend, to the Devoted Lover,

To the Lap of the Beloved, to the Friend of the Cave (Abu Bakr),

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To the Luster of Justice, to the Radiance of Passion,

To the Rare Pearl, to the Son of Khattab (Umar),

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To the Wealth and Life, to the Generous Hands of Bounty,

To the Son of Affan, to Hazrat Uthman,

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To the Sharp Sword, to the Bearer of Victory,

To the Resolve of Karrar, to his Entire Household (Ali and Ahl al-Bayt),

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To Intellect and Perception, to his Diamond,

To the Thirst for Knowledge, to the Son of Abbas,

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To his Brave Soldier, to the True Companion,

To the Ethiopian Manner, to the Pure radiant Voice (Bilal),

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

To the Eloquent Poet, to the Singer of Praise,

To the Glory of Naat, meaning to Hassan (bin Thabit),

As-Salam, As-Salam, As-Salam.

ارے بھائی!

اگر آپ ہزاروں کتابیں، نعتیں، تصاویر، ویڈیوز، اخبار، مضامین، قبلہ نما، اوقات نماز، اسلامک گھڑی اور بہت کچھ آسانی کے ساتھ حاصل کرنا چاہتے ہیں تو بس ہمارے Islamic Tube ایپ کو پلے سٹور سے انسٹال کرو، اور بالکل مفت اور آسانی کے ساتھ اسلامک مواد حاصل کرو

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Is Serving the Mother-in-Law Obligatory on the Wife?

Is Serving the Mother-in-Law Obligatory on the Wife?

A woman asked Sheikh Muhammad Rawi a question that her husband's mother remains ill. Her husband demands that she serve his mother, but she is unable to do all this. "Is it obligatory (Wajib) upon me to serve my husband's mother?" The Sheikh replied, "No, serving your husband's mother is not at all obligatory upon you. However, it is obligatory upon your husband to serve his own mother." Then the Sheikh presented three solutions: First solution: Bring the mother home, and your husband and his children should serve their mother and grandmother day and night. This is obligatory upon them; remember, it is not obligatory upon you. Second solution: Keep the mother in a separate house, and he should keep visiting there to look after, serve, and care for her. If the mother demands that he spend the night by her bedside, then staying the night with his mother is obligatory upon him; remember, it is not obligatory upon you. Third solution: Hire a nurse to take care of the mother. If there is difficulty in paying the nurse's salary, reduce household expenses to pay her. If there is a risk of falling into temptation (fitnah) while coming and going in the presence of the nurse, marrying the nurse will become obligatory. In this way, he will gather three rewards: the reward of a second marriage, the reward of serving his mother, and the reward of avoiding fitnah. However, serving your husband's mother is not obligatory upon you, so you may stay in your home with dignity. After thinking for a while, the woman said, "Sheikh Sahib, my husband's mother is also like my mother. If it is not obligatory, it is at least recommended (Mustahabb); I will serve her myself." Narrated.