Welcome to the new and improved Zawaj.com (0)
8/17/09 •
As you can see, Zawaj.com has been completely redesigned. We have added some exciting new features, and rebuilt the matchmaking section as well. And how do you like this spiffy new logo, eh? 
The articles and features from the old Zawaj.com website have not yet been imported into the new format, but they are still available for viewing, not to worry.
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My husband has not introduced me to his family and I am worried (0)
from Islamic Advice»
8/30/09 •
I recently married my husband in his country of residence, and although we married in the same city as his parents live in, he did not invite them nor did he ever introduce me to them. I wonder if he is using me for money or a green card. The closer we get to having his visa approved, the more my intuition screams that something isn’t right here.
Two Malaysian Muslim Weddings (0)
from Muslim Wedding Photos»
8/27/09 •
Photos of two Malaysian Muslim weddings, one in a countryside town called Perlis, and one in Kuala Lumpur.
Muslim Wedding in England: One Photo (0)
from Muslim Wedding Photos»
8/27/09 •
Muslim wedding in England
Life Goes On: Mixed Sunni-Shi’ah Marriages in Iraq (0)
from Islamic Marriage Articles»
8/25/09 •
Yes, it is true that Baghdad is divided between the two main sects: Sunni and Shiite. One will find neighborhoods that are either predominantly Sunni or predominantly Shi`ah. In areas where Sunni and Shiite intermingle, there are militias defending the major sect and they may try to obstruct the presence of families from the other sect. However, these militias never prevent marriages between young men and women who belong to differing sects or ethnicities. The main reason is that many Iraqi families are originally mixed families, and there are areas where sectarian and ethnic exclusivity is non-existent; this helps to bind all constituents of the Iraqi society together.
Recommended Ramadan Reading (0)
from About Zawaj.com, Ramadan Articles, Zawaj.com Blog»
8/23/09 •
Here are some excellent books that I consider essential Islamic reading. Any one of them would be great to read a little from every evening after Iftar, or to give as a gift. All are available through IslamicBookstore.com.
Ramadan and Eid ul-Fitr Announcement for North America (0)
from Ramadan Articles»
8/20/09 •
According to the Fiqh Council of North America, the first day of Ramadan will be Saturday, August 22, 2009, and Eid ul-Fitr on Sunday, September 20, 2009, inshaAllah.
Dear Wael: she is three years older than me, is it wrong? (0)
from Islamic Advice, Islamic Advice»
8/20/09 •
Dear Wael: I’ve known this girl for a few years now and I wish to marry her. But the problem is that many think it’s wrong that she is 3 years older than me. I love her very deeply and I believe she does too, but she’d never betray her family and friends. What i want to know is that is it lawful for a Muslim girl who is 3 years older to marry a Muslim boy?
Dear Wael: Is it okay to marry a policeman? (0)
from Islamic Advice, Islamic Advice»
8/20/09 •
Is it okay to work for the police in this country? I’m looking to get married and the person that im interested in works for the metropolitan police response team. – Sister Shaima
How to pray and fast in countries where the day or night is continuous? (0)
from Ramadan Articles»
8/20/09 •
Due to the inclination of the earth’s axis of rotation, regions nearest to one pole experience continuous day for some months, for example, the trading city of Tromso (about 50000 inhabitants) in northern Norway (in which 0.4% of its population comes from Islamic countries) where the sun is visible continuously from late May to late July, while regions nearest to the other pole experience continuous night during that same period. How do Muslims living in Tromso do for Maghrib and Eshaa salaat as night never falls during these few months and also given that the month of Ramadhan falls during this period, how can they fast?
Authenticity of the Qur’an: Another Approach – Part 1 (0)
from Quran and Hadith»
8/18/09 •
Once a man came up to me after a lecture I delivered in South Africa. He was very angry about what I had said, and so he claimed, “I am going to go home tonight and find a mistake in the Qur’an.” Of course, I said, “Congratulations. That is the most intelligent thing that you have said.”
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