Marriage in Islam is not just a social contract but a sacred covenant (Mithaqun Ghalizha) between two souls.
Marriage in Islam is not just a social contract but a sacred covenant (Mithaqun Ghalizha) between two souls. The Quran describes spouses as garments for one another, providing protection, comfort, and dignity. This article delves into the essential pillars of Nikah, the importance of intention (Niyyah), and how a marriage founded on Taqwa (God-consciousness) becomes a source of tranquility and mercy.