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A relationship coach's three-stage approach to a halal, marriage-focused search: know yourself, set clear boundaries, then choose consciously.
from The Muslim Vibe2 min read
An Islamic case for mutual respect between spouses, drawing on the Prophet's ﷺ treatment of his wives and challenging attitudes that sideline…
from The Muslim Vibe2 min read
Why taking time to care for your own wellbeing can ease tension and help your relationship grow stronger.
from The Gottman Institute2 min read
An Islamic look at why marital conflicts happen, how to tell healthy disagreements from harmful ones, and five ways to handle them…
from The Muslim Vibe2 min read
Four simple habits that build trust in a relationship from the very beginning: keeping your word, stating intentions, owning mistakes and honesty.
from The Gottman Institute2 min read
How social media can support or strain a relationship, and how couples can agree on meaning, boundaries and avoiding unhealthy comparison.
from The Gottman Institute2 min read
A short guide from a medical center's health library on everyday habits that keep marriages healthy, from honest communication to forgiveness.
from University of Rochester Medical Center2 min read
Ten practical, faith-rooted suggestions for keeping a Muslim marriage warm, from making time and saying thank you to kindness, playfulness and protecting…
from Happy Muslim Family2 min read
Why understanding your own emotions and reactions strengthens relationships, with five practical ways to build self-awareness.
from Relish2 min read
An overview of Dr. John Gottman's seven-level model of a strong relationship, held up by the twin walls of trust and commitment.
from The Gottman Institute2 min read
A Muslim writer's reflections on habits that help married couples find tranquility, from loving for Allah's sake to gratitude and friendly, respectful…
from ProductiveMuslim2 min read
Five practical skills from Gottman research for handling disagreements in marriage: gentle openings, repair attempts, calming down, compromise and healing hurts afterwards.
from The Gottman Institute2 min read