Nikah is Matlub . Setting the bar too high . Wifaq ul Ulema program . Treasure our senior Ulema

Main Topic

Marriage (Nikah) is a desired, sunnah practice and half of a person's Iman, but modern society has placed excessively high financial and material barriers on it.
Unnecessary focus on material setup (expensive cars, fully furnished homes, gift registries) leads to fitnah, delays in marriage, and moral corruption.
Fasting (Roza) is prescribed by Nabi Sallallahu alayhi wasallam as a remedy to control desire for those who cannot yet afford to marry.
Halal certification extends beyond food ingredients to the entire environment, requiring Muslims to avoid mixed gatherings, music, and impermissible gaze.
Attempting to "Islamicize" un-Islamic or non-Muslim lifestyles compromises the purity of Deen.
Senior, sincere Ulama who speak the truth without fear should be valued and benefited from while they are alive.

Hadith mentioning that Nikah constitutes half of a person's Iman.
Instruction of Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu alayhi wasallam for young men who cannot afford marriage to fast continuously to break desire.
Supplication: Allahumma arina al-haqqa haqqa warzuqna ittiba'ah, wa arina al-batila batila warzuqna ijtinabah (O Allah, show us the truth as truth and grant us the ability to follow it, and show us falsehood as falsehood and grant us the ability to abstain from it).

Simplify marriage expectations, avoiding unnecessary material demands or expensive pre-requisites.
Build a home together from humble beginnings with Tawakkul (trust in Allah) rather than waiting for luxury.
Guard the gaze and uphold modesty (Haya) in public spaces, restaurants, and social media.
Benefit from the company and guidance of pious Ulama while they are still among us.