Forty Solutions to your Marriage Problems

A Transformative Islamic Guide to Marital Harmony, Emotional Healing & Family Unit

In a time when marriage struggles are becoming more common, and the sanctity of the Muslim home is often under threat, Forty Solutions to Your Marriage Problems emerges as a much-needed lifeline for couples striving to protect their relationship and raise righteous families in the light of Islam.

This powerful book offers forty practical, faith-based solutions to the most common and pressing marital issues that often lead to divorce, emotional detachment, and a broken home for the children. Drawing upon timeless Islamic principles and the wisdom of the Qur’an and Sunnah, the book serves as a comprehensive manual for Muslims who want to build or restore a peaceful, loving, and spiritually fulfilling marriage.

Each chapter focuses on a specific problem many couples face and provides practical, actionable guidance to overcome it. Whether the issue lies in poor communication, unmet expectations, cultural clashes, financial disputes, lack of emotional support, or external influences, the book doesn’t merely diagnose the problem—it offers well-researched, faith-aligned solutions that bring lasting results.

An Islamic Approach to Healing & Growth

Rather than borrowing solutions from secular ideologies that may not align with our values, this book remains rooted in the guidance of Islam. It encourages couples to look inward, seek Allah’s help, and adopt Prophetic character traits such as patience, forgiveness, kindness, and mutual respect. These are not just suggestions—they are keys to success in both this life and the hereafter.

Topics Covered Include:

• How to communicate with compassion and wisdom
• The dangers of unchecked anger and how to control it Islamically
• Rebuilding trust after disappointment or betrayal
• The importance of intimacy and affection in a halal marriage
• Recognising shaytaan’s role in creating conflict between spouses
• The impact of external influences like in-laws, friends, and media
• Balancing roles and responsibilities within the home
• Making your home a place of barakah, love, and tranquility
• Teaching children by example through a healthy marriage
• Dealing with hardships through patience and dua

Preserve the Muslim Family – Save a Generation

When a marriage fails, it’s not just the husband and wife who suffer. Children are often the silent victims of unresolved conflicts and divorce. The emotional, psychological, and spiritual effects on them can last a lifetime. This book recognises that and offers advice that protects the wellbeing of children by reforming the home environment and placing Islam at the heart of the family structure.

About the Book

This book is not just a marriage manual—it’s a blueprint for reviving the Islamic household. Every recommendation in this book revolves around two key goals:

1. The acquisition of benefit – reaching for goodness, love, and mercy.
2. The prevention of harm – protecting the home from fitnah, conflict, and chaos.

These dual principles, rooted in the Qur’anic concept of islah (reformation), guide readers to create a home where Allah’s blessings descend, and peace reigns.

Key Benefits

• Discover Islamic ways to improve communication and resolve conflicts with mercy and patience.
• Learn how to build a home upon taqwa (God-consciousness) and mutual respect.
• Gain real-life solutions to common problems that lead to divorce.
• Understand how to protect your children from the emotional impact of a broken home.
• Benefit from timeless advice that revives the Prophetic model of a successful marriage.

This book doesn’t just highlight problems—it offers practical and achievable solutions to build a loving, stable and spiritually fulfilling marriage. Whether you're newly married or have been together for years, this guide is an invaluable resource for any Muslim couple looking to improve their relationship for the sake of Allah ﷻ and for the betterment of their family.

Make your marriage a source of tranquility and joy. Don’t wait until it’s too late—invest in your relationship today and take the first step towards a more loving and faithful home.

Order now from The Islam Shop Ltd and start your journey toward a stronger, more peaceful marriage.

Why Every Muslim Couple Should Own This Book:

• Full of real-life, relatable scenarios with authentic Islamic guidance
• Ideal for newlyweds and long-time couples seeking renewal and growth
• Helps to prevent divorce and emotional separation
• A valuable tool for Imams, marriage counsellors, and community leaders
• Written in a clear, concise, and easy-to-understand style
• Packed with spiritual insight and practical steps to take immediate action

Perfect Gift for

• Wedding or nikkah presents
• Marriage counselling sessions
• Islamic study groups and halqahs
• Spouses wanting to reconnect and rekindle their bond
• Married couples
• Marriage counsellors
• Pre-marital guidance

Order Now from The Islam Shop Ltd and start your journey to a happier, healthier Islamic marriage today.

Let this book be the beginning of healing, hope, and harmony in your marriage. Strengthen your bond not only with your spouse—but with Allah ﷻ.

Customer Review Highlights:

“This book completely changed how I viewed our problems. Instead of blaming, we started working on solutions, together—for the sake of Allah.”
— Sister Amina, London

“Alhamdulillah, we found so much barakah after implementing the advice in this book. It should be in every Muslim home.”
— Brother Yusuf, Birmingham

About The Author

Muhammad Salih Al Mujhaid

Al-Munajjid was born to Palestinian refugees in Aleppo, Syria in 1960, and raised in Saudi Arabia. He attended elementary school, middle school and high school in Riyadh. Then he moved to Dhahran in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, where he completed his university studies. He graduated from King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals (KFUPM) in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, with a bachelor's degree in Industrial Management. Al-Munajjid studied Islamic law under the scholars 'Abd al-'Aziz ibn Baaz, Muhammad ibn al Uthaymeen, Abdullah Ibn Jibreen, Saleh Al-Fawzan, and Abdul-Rahman al-Barrak.He is the imam at the Umar ibn Abd al-'Aziz mosque in the city of Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia and was the first person to launch a website representing Islam in Saudi Arabia

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