I have personally seen many individuals, both men and women, being held back by an idealistic frame of mind. Their mindset is influenced by media, other married people, and other sources which lead them to expect that some ideal person/package is waiting somewhere in this world for him or her to marry.

You are still in school or in college or in middle of looking for a job to get settle, and you are asked by the family about getting married. What to do? Go for marriage and see what happens or settle yourself first and then marry. 

Every human has physiological and psychological requirements that need to be fulfilled.  Islam being the most natural religion of all is a strong advocate of marriage. The Prophet (PBUH) said “there is no celibacy in Islam”. Islam never recommends extremes in any matter of life including marriage for its believers.

Thinking of getting married? Do you know the exact rationale behind this decision? It is very important to be mentally prepared before going into marriage. Often couples wonder after marriage why they married in the first place.

Islamic Introductions is now looking for submissions to our 25 most eligible singles list.  We will be publishing this list in March Insha’Allah.  We are looking for Muslim singles that are attractive, educated, and socially or otherwise involved.  Singles should be Muslim, living in the US or Canada, 18 or older, and have at least a permanent residency. 

Tell us what makes you an eligible Muslim single, or nominate someone you know!  Send submissions to admin@islamicintros.com