Love

Assalamu Alaykum, Dear Scholar, I was reading the article about love for Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'alla. It mentioned that when you love anyone, you love them only for the sake of Allah. I uderstand this in a situation were you love a brother that you would usually despise to please Allah. But how can you apply this to people whom you love by default such as you mother, siblings, wife, etc...? What I mean is, can you love them only for the sake of ALlah or can you also love them for other reasons. Thank Youassalamu ALaykum

Salam,My question goes like this.I am married with a boy. but just because of my husband attitude i was not in love with him again.  I dont even have any feeling for him again.  no passionate feelings for him again.now I am in love with my first boyfriend. and he is ready for me to come back as his wife.M y question is, how do i do this.   because is like am cheating on my husband.I want to quit thw marriage. moreover, the guy am in love with is married with kids.Please kindly tell me how to go with this problem. Ma-salam.

I would like to know if you are allowed to have a relationship before you get married. (not necesarily sexual, just... to be in love and be together)I hope I am asking this at the right place. I am very sorry if I am not; the rules just weren't completely clear to me. Please excuse me if I am doing this wrong.I am writing an article and the Saudi Arabian law system, especially on relationships. (normal and gay marriage) that's why I'm asking this. I thought you might want to know..I have been doing a lot of research, and this one particular thing just isn't clear to me.because..I have a friend in Saudi Arabia, who isnt allowed to have a girlfriend, and the girls father was about to kill her when he found out about her and my friend..this really worried me and inspired me to do some research.

assalam walekum i want to tell that is love is permissable in islam can u tell me plz

Should I stay marry with a woman I don't love?

I have been married for five years now. I experienced very hard psychological and financial problems, which, thanks to Allah, eventually came to an end.I love my wife so much and she loves me, but she always accuses me of not expressing my love to her, and of being practical more than necessary while she is so romantic. She has been repeating such words so many times that I have grown to hate myself recently, though I do my best to ensure happiness for her and for my home. What shall I do?

Dear Scholars, As-Salaamu `alaykum. Why should we love Allah more than anything else? And how can we achieve this? Jazakum Allah khayran.

Dear scholars, As-Salaam `Alaykum. What if two Muslims, a boy and a girl, are deeply in love with each other? Is such thing allowed in Islam? And what if there is another man who has already asked for the girl’s hand in marriage but she's rejected the proposal, and she does not want to marry anyone else; does such kind of love exist in Islam? Jazakum Allah khayran.

assalamualaikum...eru humbly i would like to ask u that can i husband beat his wife when she disrespects him or disobey him but if a husband commits a sin a wife cannot say any thing to her?she cant beat him cant yell at him?if she doesnt fight with her huband whom else with does she fight.plz tell me the rights of a wife in this matter.coz my husband always threaten me that i can beat u any time but being a wife u cant do any thing to me

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