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Ch. 25 verse 74).
As to tradition the Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, said: „Marrying
however turns away from my rite, then he has turned away from me.” And he
said: “Marriage is my rite, so whoever likes my nature let him follow my rite.‟ And
he also said: “Marry and multiply, because I will be proud of you on the Day of
Judgment even in the miscarried fetus.”
And he said: “Whoever abstains from marriage in fear of poverty is not one of
us.”
As to the sayings of the Companions, Umar - may Allah be pleased with him -
said: “Nothing prevents one from marrying except for one who makes it
impossible for himself or who is licentious.” He has shown that Religion does not
deter from marriage, and he limits the obstacles into two blameworthy matters.
Ibn Abbas (may Allah be pleased with them) said: “The Piety of a pious person is
not complete until he marries.” He likens marriage to piety and the way of
perfecting it. What is apparent is that he wants to safeguard his piety, from the
As to tradition the Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, said: „Marrying
however turns away from my rite, then he has turned away from me.” And he
said: “Marriage is my rite, so whoever likes my nature let him follow my rite.‟ And
he also said: “Marry and multiply, because I will be proud of you on the Day of
Judgment even in the miscarried fetus.”
And he said: “Whoever abstains from marriage in fear of poverty is not one of
us.”
As to the sayings of the Companions, Umar - may Allah be pleased with him -
said: “Nothing prevents one from marrying except for one who makes it
impossible for himself or who is licentious.” He has shown that Religion does not
deter from marriage, and he limits the obstacles into two blameworthy matters.
Ibn Abbas (may Allah be pleased with them) said: “The Piety of a pious person is
not complete until he marries.” He likens marriage to piety and the way of
perfecting it. What is apparent is that he wants to safeguard his piety, from the