Rights and responsibilities of Husband - The ameer of the home
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About This Presentation
Brothers, do you know what your rights are to your wife in a marriage?
Did you know that not fulfilling your rights to your wife can incur the anger of Allah SWT?
Sisters, do you know what rights your husband has over YOU?
Marriage is one of the most beautiful ways to complete half of your deen, ...
Brothers, do you know what your rights are to your wife in a marriage?
Did you know that not fulfilling your rights to your wife can incur the anger of Allah SWT?
Sisters, do you know what rights your husband has over YOU?
Marriage is one of the most beautiful ways to complete half of your deen, but a marriage is only beautiful when all rights have been granted to one another.
In part two of this webinar event entitled ‘The Ameer of The Home: The Rights And Responsibilities of A Husband’ you’ll discover exactly which responsibilities Allah places on a husband and which rights the Qur’an and Sunnah has given to them including:
• The responsibility of being the ‘shepherd’ of his family
• Why the wife has the right to be provided for – even if she is wealthy!
• The rights the husband has over his wife
• What it truly means to attain Jannah by adhering to your rights
International speaker Sheikh Musleh Khan will Insha’Allah be your guide into the rights, roles and responsibilities of the ameers of the home...
So my dear brothers and sisters, make sure you attend ‘The Ameer of The Home: The Rights And Responsibilities of A Husband’ so you can educate yourselves and not transgress the boundaries which Allah SWT has set for you!
Regardless of whether you are single or married, Insha’Allah you’ll learn how to give your family their rights and dues and have a more peaceful and harmonious marriage.
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The ameer of the home
The rights and responsibilities of the husband
Presented By
Sheikh musleh khan
www.facebook.com/brother.musleh
Islam places obligations on men and
women to complete half of their Deen
with marriage.
Most Muslims know this but don’t
understand that the secret to a
successful marriage lies in fulfilling
your roles as decreed by Allah SWT.
The husband is the ameer of the
home and has many rights over his
family and responsibilities towards
them
As a husband, what are
my duties and
responsibilities?
Duties of the husband
1. Mahr
Demonstrates the seriousness and
importance of the marriage contract
Mark of respect towards the wife and also
compensation in return for wife making
herself available to him
Husband must give mahr, especially if
stipulated in marriage contract – but if wife
withholds his rights to intimacy – she loses
this right
“You shall give the women their due dowries,
equitably” (4:4)
Duties of the husband
2. Allowance
It is obligatory for the husband to provide financial
support to his household according to his status and
means – it is not enough to just provide her with a
home!
Husband must provide even if the is wife is rich!
“But the father of the child shall bear the cost of the
mother’s food on a reasonable basis” [Al Baqarah
2:233]
He should also help his wife around the home – the
Prophet (SAW) used to help his wives around the
home and even wash/mend his own clothes
There is a reward from Allah every time you spend on
your family!
Duties of the husband
3. Accommodation
He should provide accommodation for his
wife and family according to his means
“Lodge them (the women)where you dwell,
according to your means” [At-Talaaq 65:6]
He should take care of his wife’s honour -
she has a right to not live with in-laws,
especially if her husband has brothers or
there are other non-mahrams in the house.
To maintain privacy of the home
Duties of the husband
4. Treat his wives fairly and equally
If the husband has more than one wife, he
needs to do his best to treat them all fairly
Prophet Mohammed (SAW) said:
“Those who have two women and were not
fair to them; his half will lean on Judgement
day” (At Tirmidhi)
It is recognised that it is not an easy thing to
do, as the situation with each wife is likely to
be different regarding size of family,
emotional feelings etc
Duties of the husband
5. Protector
Allah says:
“Men are the protectors and maintainers of
women, because Allah has made one of
them to excel the other, and because they
spend (to support them) from their means”
(4:34).
Protect her from any type of harm, physical or
emotional, and protection of her deen – also
means protection from himself/his own anger
Men should have protective jealousy over
their wives in a moderate manner – not to be
confused with suspicion/extreme jealousy!
Duties of the husband
6. Love and kindness
“It is He Who created you from a single
person, and made his mate of like nature
in order that he might dwell with her in
love" (7:189)
The Prophet (SAW), who was the best
amongst men to his wives said:
“Be kind to women” (Al Bukhari)
There are no narrations about the Prophet
(SAW) being physically violent, unkind or
verbally abusive to his wives!
As a husband, what are
my rights from my
wife?
rights of the husband
1. Obedience and Serving
Husband has the right to command,
protect and take care of his wife
They also look after their wives financially,
so it is reasonable to expect their wives to
be obedient to them
Serving does not mean slavery!
Prophet (SAW) said:
“Any woman that dies while her husband
was pleased with her; will enter Jannah.”
(Ibn Majjah)
Rights of the husband
2. A halal relationship with his wife
The wife should make herself available to
her husband, after marriage has taken
place and he has given the mahr
Wife should not withhold this right from her
husband especially if she took the mahr
Abu Hurairah reported that the Prophet
(SAW) said:
“If a man calls on his wife to his bed, and
she did not come so that he slept feeling
angry with her, the angels will curse her till
morning” (Al-Bukhari, Muslim).
rights of the husband
3. Not admitting anyone he dislikes
The husband is allowed to prevent the wife
from allowing anyone into their family home
whom he dislikes
This is because he has provided the marital
home and looks after his wife financially
Wife should not accept gifts or invitations from
such people if her husband dislikes them
Prophet (SAW) said:
“It is not permitted for a woman to fast when
her husband is present without his permission,
or to admit anyone into his house without his
permission…” (Muslim)
rights of the husband
4. Give permission for wife to go out of
house
The wife should not go out of the house
without first seeking her husband’s
permission/approval
This is an important part of being obedient
to the husband
Not an opportunity for dictatorship,
dominance or control in the marriage!!
Husband should be reasonable in this
matter
rights of the husband
5. Love, kindness and respect
The wife is expected to treat her husband in a
good manner and seek his pleasure, in the
same way he is expected to treat her well
Prophet (SAW) said:
“I seen the hellfire...and I saw the majority of its
dwellers are women” when asked why he said:
“They are ungrateful in their lives and
benevolence. If you were good to her all your
life and she has seen something (that
displeases her) she said: “I never saw any
good from you”
Conclusion
The husband has many rights and
responsibilities, more than their wives:
“And they (women) have rights (over their
husbands as regards living expenses) similar
(to those of their husbands) over them (as
regards obedience and respect) to what is
reasonable, but men have a degree (of
responsibility) over them” [Al-Baqarah 2:228]
The most important of their responsibilities is
the care and provision of his wife and children,
which they are obligated to fulfill
When a husband is pleased with his wife and
gets his due rights from her, her reward is great
inshAllah
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