Can we compilate a list of "marriage" questions?

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Malcolm X

The price of freedom is death
I have too much free time, so here's a list of questions for your enjoyment. Feel free to suggest something.

Deen:
1. Are you a Muslim?
2. Do you pray?
3. Which is your favourite surah in Qur'an and why?
4. If you disagree with me on something about Islam. What will you do?
5. Have you ever participated in zina before?
6. What is your favourite topic in Islam?
7. Do you have female/male friends? Do you think its halal to have opposite gender friends?
8. What's your biggest annoyances with Muslims?
9. Should we limit computer/TV usage with our children?
10. Why are ISIS bad? (Good test on knowledge of Islam)?
11. What methodology do you ascribe to?

Work:
1. Do you have a degree? If so, what degree?
2. Do you want to work?
3. Are you happy with being a housewife?
4. If you work, are you happy paying some of your salary to family? (In Islam, any money a woman earns is theirs. Any money a man earns belongs to the family)
5. If I lost a job, what will you do?
6. Are you happy with me travelling for business meetings?
7. If I get 1 month holiday per year, how do you want it to be planned? All in the summer or spread out? Etc.
8. If working, who cooks the meals when we get to home?
9. Who looks after the children?

Family:
1. How do often should we visit our parents?
2. Will you be happy to visit our parents regularly?
3. Will you be happy to leave our kids with our parents?
4. If my parents makes you angry, what will you do?
5. If we come from different regions of Somalia/land or whatever, are you happy visiting my region?
6. What's the max for sending the money back home?
7. Are you fine with paying significant money to our immediate family if something happens?
9. Can our parents live with us when they get old?
10. If they go back home instead of moving in with us, are you happy if we visit them yearly and pay more money for living expenses?

Financials:
1. Joint or single accounts?
2. If we're spending too much, what area we should reduce/cut first?
3. Are we allowed to be in debt?
4. Do you have any debts? What about uni loan debts?
5. How do we buy/rent a house?
6. How do you feel about Islamic mortgages?
7. Who gets to manage the money?
8. Do you think credit cards (0% cards only) are okay?
9. Can I look at your bank statement before marrying?
10. If we're buying something expensive and we disagree whether it necessary or not. How do we solve this problem?
11. We all have hobbies. How much budget should we have for them?
12. Budget for kids? How much should they get? Luxuries?

Children:
1. How many children should we have?
2. Are you okay with adoption?

Lifestyle:

1. Where should we live?
2. Are we happy with moving out to another country?
3. Are you okay with living in white area?
 

Malcolm X

The price of freedom is death
:siilaanyolaugh: In what world do we choose to be in debt
Some people just like waging a war with Allah

very good list but some of them I personally wouldn't ask
Questions like zina is just to get them on the record. I've known people to turn around and say its all good because you never asked me or I didnt know it mattered to you
 

Malcolm X

The price of freedom is death
It turns out I can't edit the thread. :jcoleno:

Anyway, a few more questions:

Kids
1. What type of schooling do you want for our children? Islamic? Grammar? Comprehensive? Should we rent/buy a house near a good school?
2. What are we going to do if our child turns bad?

Lifestyle
1. What language should we use in our family?
 

Nightline Kid

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Personally I'd rather get to know a person gradually, and if the prospect of marriage shows up then I'd straight up ask some more in-depth questions
 

Malcolm X

The price of freedom is death
Their health? Any significant physical or mental health issues maybe?
I knew a guy who married a woman. She turned out to have a mental heath issues that poses a danger to him and her children. He's sweating like a running tap water when it's time for children to go to their mother

:meleshame:

Yes, its important to ask these questions but I'm not sure how to phrase them so it's more acceptable
 
I knew a guy who married a woman. She turned out to have a mental heath issues that poses a danger to him and her children. He's sweating like a running tap water when it's time for children to go to their mother

:meleshame:

Yes, its important to ask these questions but I'm not sure how to phrase them so it's more acceptable

That's sad. Was it kept hidden from him before the marriage?

I'm not too sure either tbh :vo3yidw:
 

Malcolm X

The price of freedom is death
That's sad. Was it kept hidden from him before the marriage?

I'm not too sure either tbh :vo3yidw:
Not sure, but there were red flags everywhere before he married her.

I think most mental heath illnesses are sort of obvious if you look carefully.
 
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