This course is as neutral as it gets when it comes to talking about finding someone and marriage from an Islamic perspective. Maryam puts a Western twist to her course, where she talks facts and experiences, and this course isn’t to do with fiqh or anything directly related to Islamic teachings.

It’s ideal for anyone who wants to build a happy home. In fact, using your past marriage experience as a reference can help you understand yourself better, identify what went wrong, and most importantly, what you can do to make it work in the future, insha Allah. She talks in depth about identifying triggers and healing from scars from the past, which is very important for anyone looking to remarry.

She is very articulate and clear in her words. She is down to earth and says it as it is. No frills, no “shishi fufu” stuff. Her teaching style is engaging, reflective, and motivational. She shares many stories from her own personal experience and those of the clients she has counseled for over 20 years.

A successful marriage requires open communication, trust, mutual respect, emotional intimacy, and a shared sense of purpose. Additionally, flexibility, empathy, and a commitment to growth are essential for long-lasting happiness.

Conflict resolution involves active listening, empathy, and compromise. It's essential to focus on the issue at hand, avoid personal attacks, and work together to find solutions that benefit both partners. Seeking professional help is also a viable option when conflicts persist.

Common challenges include adjusting to living together, merging finances, and managing expectations. Overcoming these challenges involves patience, communication, and a willingness to compromise. Premarital counselling can also be helpful.

Balancing parenting and marriage involves prioritizing both roles. Schedule regular date nights or alone time, delegate parenting responsibilities, and communicate openly about your needs as individuals and as parents. A strong partnership benefits your children too.

Rekindling love involves rediscovering common interests, spending quality time together, and initiating open conversations about feelings. Couples can also benefit from seeking guidance from a therapist or counselor to address underlying issues.

Premarital counseling helps couples build a strong foundation for their marriage. It covers topics like communication, conflict resolution, financial planning, and goal-setting. Couples can expect to gain valuable skills and insights that will benefit their relationship.

Building emotional resilience involves supporting each other through tough times, seeking professional help when necessary, and finding healthy ways to cope with stress. Maintain open communication, and remember that facing challenges together can strengthen your bond.

When a relationship feels routine, couples can spice things up by trying new activities, planning surprise date nights, and openly discussing their desires and fantasies. Rediscovering excitement and spontaneity can reignite the spark.

Couples can maintain intimacy by regularly expressing love and appreciation, prioritizing quality time together, and exploring new experiences together. Keeping the romance alive involves small gestures, surprise acts of affection, and open communication about desires and fantasies.

Couples should have open and honest conversations about finances, create a budget together, and set financial goals. It's crucial to save for the future, reduce debt, and regularly revisit financial plans to ensure they align with both partners' aspirations.

Maintaining individuality involves pursuing personal interests and goals, setting boundaries, and respecting each other's need for space and self-expression. Healthy couples encourage and support each other's individual growth.

Keeping the spark alive requires ongoing effort. Couples should continue to date, surprise each other, explore shared interests, and communicate openly about their desires and fantasies. Emotional and physical intimacy should remain a priority.

Supporting each other during external stressors involves active listening, providing emotional support, and offering practical assistance when needed. Couples should maintain a united front and tackle challenges together as a team.

Handling cultural or religious differences in parenting requires open discussions, compromise, and a shared approach that respects both partners' backgrounds. Seek to find common ground that aligns with your values and beliefs.

If emotional needs are not being met, couples should have an honest conversation about their feelings and expectations. Partners can work together to understand each other's needs and make adjustments to better fulfill them.

Of Course! Maryam covers all the topics for both men and women. Which means that both genders can benefit.

You should choose the plan that meets your needs and requirements and send us a message to place the order. You can also make it online.

This course can be taken even if you have yet to find your potential spouse. You’ll learn so much to prepare you and equip you for when the time is right. You can enroll in the course at the age of 18.