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**Soassesaisp** · 12-02-2011, 09:52 PM

On the contrary many people feel that due to the martyrdom of Hadhrat Husain

it is prohibited to marry. Do they hold such beliefs upon the death of Rasulullah

? Did the Sahaabah

or the Tabi-een ever not marry due to such perceived hurt feelings on these dates? If so please provide the evidence where this was the case?

What was greater than the death of our Rasulullah

? Could any hurt be greater than this? However, we do not have any reports from the Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jama'ah that on this day one should not marry to commisserate on the death of Rasulullah

.

If this is a personal issue that one does not want marry on that day due to whatever reason this is not prohibited but when it is linked specifically to an occasion and it becomes a beleif of many people which it has it becomes the duty of the Ulama to state this is baseless.

May Allah forgive me for any mistakes.

12-02-2011, 09:52 PM	#5
Soassesaisp Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 393 Senior Member	On the contrary many people feel that due to the martyrdom of Hadhrat Husain it is prohibited to marry. Do they hold such beliefs upon the death of Rasulullah ? Did the Sahaabah or the Tabi-een ever not marry due to such perceived hurt feelings on these dates? If so please provide the evidence where this was the case? What was greater than the death of our Rasulullah ? Could any hurt be greater than this? However, we do not have any reports from the Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jama'ah that on this day one should not marry to commisserate on the death of Rasulullah . If this is a personal issue that one does not want marry on that day due to whatever reason this is not prohibited but when it is linked specifically to an occasion and it becomes a beleif of many people which it has it becomes the duty of the Ulama to state this is baseless. May Allah forgive me for any mistakes.
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