Sunnatick Daily Reminder

18/08/2025

ISLAMIC RULING ON A WIFE REFUSING HER HUSBAND MARITAL RELATIONS

In Islam, marriage is built upon love, mercy, and mutual consideration, but it also carries clear rights and responsibilities. Among the husband’s rights is that his wife should not refuse him marital relations without a valid reason, as this can lead to harm, discord, or even sin. Islam emphasizes kindness on both sides, yet it also warns against unjustly withholding marital intimacy.

Hadith Evidence
The Prophet ﷺ said:
“When a man calls his wife to his bed and she refuses, and he spends the night angry with her, the angels curse her until morning.”
(Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim)

This hadith highlights the seriousness of refusing without a valid excuse. However, scholars clarify that this applies when the refusal is out of stubbornness or neglect of the husband’s right, not when there is harm, illness, or other legitimate reasons. Islam does not permit abuse, coercion, or physical harm in marital relations.

Qur’anic Guidance
The Qur’an calls both spouses to mutual kindness and cooperation:
“And live with them in kindness. For if you dislike them – perhaps you dislike a thing and Allah makes therein much good.”
(Qur’an 4:19)

“They are clothing for you and you are clothing for them.”
(Qur’an 2:187)

These verses show that intimacy is meant to be based on comfort, affection, and protection—not hardship or harm. A wife has the right to safeguard her health and dignity, just as a husband has the right to intimacy within the bounds of respect and compassion.

Islam teaches that marriage should never become a battlefield of rights and punishments. If issues arise, both partners are encouraged to discuss them with wisdom, patience, and understanding.

Fulfilling marital obligations with love and mercy earns immense reward, while neglecting them unjustly can bring sin. Both husband and wife must remember that intimacy is not only a physical act, but also an expression of mutual care and a means of pre

18/08/2025

FIVE PROPHETS EVERY MUSLIM CHILD SHOULD LEARN ABOUT

Islam teaches us about many prophets sent by Allah to guide humanity, but there are five whose stories are especially important for every Muslim child to know and love:

Prophet Nuh (Noah) عليه السلام
He called his people to worship Allah alone for many years, even when only a few believed. His patience and perseverance teach us to stay firm in our faith, no matter how difficult the test.

Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) عليه السلام
Known as the friend of Allah (Khalīlullāh), he stood against idol worship and showed great trust in Allah, even when tested with his family. His life teaches courage, sacrifice, and unwavering belief.

Prophet Musa (Moses) عليه السلام
He was chosen to free the Children of Israel from Pharaoh’s oppression. Allah gave him miracles and revealed the Torah to him. His story teaches bravery, leadership, and reliance on Allah’s help.

Prophet ʿĪsā (Jesus) عليه السلام
He was born miraculously without a father and performed many miracles by Allah’s permission. He taught people about worshipping Allah alone and foretold the coming of the last Prophet. His life teaches humility, compassion, and obedience to Allah.

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
The final messenger and seal of the prophets, he brought the Qur’an as guidance for all humanity. His character was perfect—full of mercy, honesty, and justice. Learning about his life shows us how to live as true Muslims in every aspect of life.

These five prophets are often called Ulul-ʿAzm (the Prophets of strong will and determination). Their stories build faith, courage, and love for Allah in the hearts of children, helping them understand the purpose of life and the beauty of following the path of the prophets.

18/08/2025

RULING ON PRAYING IN THE MIDNIGHT (TAHAJJUD)

Praying in the middle of the night, known as Tahajjud, is one of the most beloved acts of worship in Islam. It is not obligatory, but it is a Sunnah Mu’akkadah (highly emphasized Sunnah) that the Prophet ﷺ and the righteous always observed. Night prayer is a source of blessings, answered prayers, and closeness to Allah.

Hadith Evidence
The Prophet ﷺ said:
“The best prayer after the obligatory prayers is the night prayer (Tahajjud).”
(Sahih Muslim)

He also said:
“Our Lord descends every night to the lowest heaven when the last third of the night remains and says: ‘Who is calling upon Me, that I may answer him? Who is asking Me, that I may give him? Who is seeking My forgiveness, that I may forgive him?’”
(Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim)

Qur’anic Guidance
Allah praised those who worship Him at night:
“And in the hours before dawn they would ask forgiveness.”
(Qur’an 51:18)

“And rise from sleep during the night, offering additional prayers, so your Lord may raise you to a praised station.”
(Qur’an 17:79)

A Cure for Every Problem
Whether it is difficulty in life, hardship in business, problems in marriage, family disputes, or issues with neighbors, the night prayer is a remedy. The quiet of the last part of the night is a time when hearts are sincere, distractions are few, and Allah’s mercy is wide open.

Practical Advice
Wake up during the last third of the night — even for a short while. Make wudū’, pray two rak‘ahs or more, then make heartfelt du‘ā’. Cry to Allah about your worries and needs, because He promises to respond. You don’t have to pray long, but be consistent. Even a little, done regularly, is beloved to Allah.

Tahajjud is not just for scholars or saints — it is for anyone who truly wants relief, success, and closeness to Allah. It is the secret weapon of the believer and the “medicine” for every problem in this world and the next.

16/02/2021

Your mate get car, build house, Marry, and so on.

What about your mates who are not healthy like u and some are inside the grave.

13/01/2021

Some people will be like;

“Alhamdulillah I’m 1yr closer to my grave”😁

See confidence! You’ll think they were promised Jannah.

Anyway, May Allah SWT continue to guide us all & grant us Jannah, Āmin.

30/10/2020

If you’re willing to be thankful to Allah sincerely;
- Quit some bad acts & Repent
- Worship him even more

It’s not by
- cutting cake
- blowing candles
- popping bottles
- dancing to music

30/10/2020

The more u remind yourself of death, the more it’ll humble you in shaa Allah

Have some time & go visit the graveyard. Look at the graves, one day it’s you

Make du’ahs for them, hopefully someday someone’ll for you

Repent, sincerely & often
For ur next breath is not guaranteed

06/10/2020

"Verily knowledge is more precious than wealth. Knowledge preserves you, while you preserve wealth. Knowledge judges, while wealth is judged upon. The possessors of wealth have died, while the possessors of knowledge live on. Their (the scholars) bodies have passed away, but they are still present in the hearts of the people.

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25/06/2020

Today,

Scholars who are supposed to be respected & honored, are often trashed or tag extremists.

Musicians, Actors, Footballers & other celebrities are chereished, idolized, honored, even though most of them are Kuffar & Agents of Shaytān!

Misplaced priorities!

09/05/2020

*An Arab poet wrote:*

“Death is like arrows that hit those around you on the battlefield. Don’t get too shocked because one day it will be you. "