Pre-Marriage Course for Muslims

A Muslimah’s Guide to Getting Married

Learn the process of getting married with tools and strategies to discover your true needs. Inshallah, confidently ask all the right questions and find the right husband who will be compatible with you.

Globally, 1 in 5 Muslim Marriages End in Divorce.

Tragically, divorce rates among Muslims are rising every year. Unfortunately, sisters are not taking the time to evaluate their own needs before they tie the knot.

A recent study conducted by George Mason University titled “Muslims Marital Health Survey ” reported on the responses from couples who have gone through pre-marriage counselling courses. They said the courses led to a more happy and satisfied family life. It indicated that instead of relying on sometimes unworkable cultural solutions to the issues, they were able to think “out of the box” in finding alternative solutions and handle disagreements in a mature way, resulting in amicable dispute resolution.

How Do You Find “The One?”

Beyond looks and outward character, it takes a lot more effort to not only understand your own spiritual, emotional and physical needs but to correctly determine whether or not a potential spouse will suitably match them.

It’s naive to simply say “I’m looking for a good brother” – this is far too vague. What does “good” really mean? In reality, the idea of “Islamic” or “good” is subjective. Although there are some excellent Islamic talks that cover the virtues of marriage, there are very few that provide specific advice for Single Muslimahs.

Exclusive Offer

The Pre-Marriage Course for Muslims has been created to help you decide what you want from marriage. The lessons are pre-recorded, so you can learn as much as you want, whenever you want. The question I get asked the most is, “Where can I find a guy? I don’t know where to look?” To help solve this problem, I am including two amazing practical bonuses when you sign up for the course!

Bonus Offer 1: you will receive 1 year of free membership with the Half Deen matrimonial website. You can join immediately and start looking for a husband, and you will be saving $84.The unique link for the offer will be sent in the welcome email. Please add our email address, hello@farhatamin.com, to your contacts and check your spam folder in case the email goes there.

Bonus Offer 2: We will send you the contact details for a successful UK-based matchmaker, who I only personally recommend to my friends and family. She has people on her list who are actively looking to get married. You can text her and immediately start looking at profiles.

So, what are you waiting for? Enrol and start your marriage journey today!

Enrol now & prepare yourself for marriage

Avoid Mistakes and Maximise Your Chances of a Successful Marriage (Inshallah)

You want to find a compatible husband and experience a loving marriage. You want to complete half of your Deen and seek Allah’s rewards and blessings in your marriage. After all, marriage is one of the most beautiful institutions in Islam.

Allah (swt) says in the Qur’an:

“And one of His signs is that He has created for you, spouses from amongst yourselves so that you might take comfort in them and He has placed between you, love and mercy. In this, there is surely evidence (of the truth) for the people who carefully think.” ( 30:21)

But too often we rush the process of getting married and forget to take into consideration some crucial factors in our decision-making process. Factors that, if neglected, can lead to heartache and misery.

Women can be pressured by family or overwhelmed by misinformation and lack of practical advice on how to smoothly navigate the process of finding their other half.

Sometimes our hormones may cloud our thinking and affect our decision making, without truly understanding what makes a man compatible with us on a physical, emotional and spiritual level.

However, by understanding the true purpose of marriage, and correctly defining your physical, emotional and spiritual needs, you can cut through the confusion and confidently find a compatible husband and (inshallah) be one step closer to a successful loving marriage that is full of Allah’s blessings.

Taught by an experienced teacher, married for over 20 years and author of “Smart Single Muslimah”.

The Pre-Marriage Course for Muslims has been created to help Muslim women like you decide what you want from marriage. The lessons are pre-recorded so you can learn as much as you want, whenever you want. There's always something new to discover.

Whether you are engaged or just beginning to consider marriage, this course will inshallah help you find answers to important questions such as:

Do you know what you really want from a husband?
Where & how can I find a compatible husband?
What qualities should I look for in a spouse?
How can I get to know someone in a halal way?
How to find out if you are compatible with a person
How to manage unreasonable parental expectations
How to manage disappointment and rejection

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Testimonials

“I came across sister Farhat’s work by recommendation after meeting her at an Islamic charity event. I started listening to her podcast, Smart Muslima and found her content to be both inspiring and insightful. Which then led me to purchasing her Pre Marriage course.

As a young single Muslim looking to get married inşAllah, I hope to continue to educate myself in making the right decisions relating to marriage. Her course provides a holistic approach within an Islamic framework to educate sisters with internal reflection, tips and practical advice that is easy to implement and look out for. I’ve learnt a lot about myself along the way.

After completing her course, I purchased her Questions To Ask A Potential Spouse book and booked a 1-2-1 coaching session with her. Alhumdullilah, I’d recommend all of her resources to anyone that is thinking about marriage and is overwhelmed with where to start and what to do, sister Farhat has you covered”

— Saadet