There's some really tallented writers on the this forum. I'm sure they can write a few little lines themselves for you. Nice idea for a gift too.
Wassalam
Long may you both live
Happy may you both be
Blessed with many children
A dozen on each knee
Also,
One of my favourites:
A HAPPY MARRIAGE RECIPE
3 cups Love 4 spoons Hope
2 cups Warmth 2 spoons Tenderness
1 cup Forgiveness 1 pint Faith
1 cup Friends 1 barrel Laughter
Combine love and warmth. Mix thoroughly with tenderness.
Add forgiveness
Blend with friends and hope. Sprinkle all remaining tenderness
Stir in faith and laughter
Bake with sunshine. Serve daily with generous helpings.
And last but not least:
To her virtues be very kind,
To her faults be a little blind!
I love you,
I love you,
I love you I do,
but don't get excited,
I love myself too much!
just joking, not an ideal gift!
i know you weren't interested in poems but there was an urdu poem recited by an alimah at one of the monthly sisters conference in Leytonstone (as advertised in the events section), it was a pretty funny one and pretty interesting, if any users were present and heard it, if they either have a copy or know how to obtain it, it would be excellent if they could post it up here as it would make a good read.
no 1 liners but something a bit more suitable, then the above!
THE MARITAL SHIP
Marriage is like a sailing ship,
Sometimes it rocks from side to side,
Sometimes it shakes under the lightening,
And sometimes it just gets soaked in the rain,
But most of the time it floats swiftly and elegantly
across the oceans and sea's,
Experiencing all of Allah's swt's gifts of natural beauty,
All we have to do is enjoy the sun when it shines,
Be patient when the hailstones pelt down upon us
Persevere with the long seasons of rain
And ignore the flaws of the sailing ship which is just a means
Of transport to help us reach the shore of
Our Most Beloved and Benevolent Allah!
Taalibah,lol, Subhanallah nice to know summin was remembered from the conference.
Heres the Urdu poem u heard @ Leytonstone. BEFORE MARRIAGE: "Taqdeer hai magar kismat nahi khulti, Tajmahal banana chahta hoon, leykin mumtaz nahi milti.
AFTER MARRIAGE: "Taqdeer hai magar kismat nahi khulti, Tajmahal banana chahta hoon leykin mumtaz nahi murti!
Personaly I dont think these choice of words are a good idea, to be givven on a wedding day, alternatively u could have Quran and hadeeth quotes or a masnoon dua written and put in a frame, regarding marriage.
The next sisters conference Date: Sunday 20th August 2006
Time: 2:30pm - 5:30pm
hope to see u there inshaallah
Wassalam
I have it all ready now to gift it to the bride and groom on the day which is this coming saturday! Thanks once again
This cannot be undone and I am sure it will be greatly appreciated.
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