Hi guys i am here. Now i am going to discuss the topic" The society in which a wife becomes common is a society of women, not of men, both made and run."

• Companions who have the same marriage !! *

  Someone asked me to name a companion who has only been married once in his life? After much searching, no brainer was found. I was forced to turn to the books of the Companions. But even there, the process of turning the pages became longer, but the name of not a single Companion came to light, who lived a long life after the Holy Prophet (sws) and was content with one marriage. However, the names of many of the Companions of Mustafa صلى الله عليه وسلم were mentioned, who got married for the first time and after some time were martyred in the way of God or they drank the cup of martyrdom before marriage.

  • Then after a long search, “Among the Companions of Rizwanullah (peace be upon him) who lived a long life, only one person was found, whose historians have agreed to have only one wife, and he is Hazrat Abu Dharr Ghaffari (may Allah be pleased with him). * (Name: Jundab bin Janada) who had no wife except Hazrat Umm Dharr till his death. His doctrine was different from that of the majority of the Companions and was based on poverty and asceticism and abandonment of the world. However, some historians have written about Hazrat Abdullah Ibn Masood (RA) that he did not marry any woman except Hazrat Zainab (RA). (Beginning and end. Usad al-Ghaba fi Ma'rifat al-Sahaba)

  Apart from these two gentlemen, if you know the name of any other such companion, you will let me know. جزاکم اللہ ......

  Even today, in the Arab world, contentment with one wife is viewed with astonishment. Two or three marriages are still part of the routine there.

  • Probably among the Muslims of the subcontinent, the idea of ​​considering more than one wife as defective has come from Hindu culture ... *

  • This article is taken from the wall of Mufti Muhammad Qasim Ojhari *

  • In the service of one wife; This is not a joke, it is a very deep truth. *

  • Ibn Ibad says that I have met many people who shape people's living conditions * So when a man died, he would write, "So-and-so died, and so-and-so was beneath him," ie, his wives.

  • [Matt and so on and so forth]. * But when he wrote about the situation of a person who had only one wife, he would write that such and such a person died and there was such and such on top of him ie wife

  • [Matt and Turk left so-and-so]. *

  The gist of this statement is that the society in which a wife becomes common is a society of women, not of men, both made and run. Therefore we should promote more than one marriages in a society. Give your precious suggestions about my these ideas. Thanks for reading.