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**InvertPrete** · 07-01-2011, 04:36 PM

I have an honest question about marriage in Jannah. Every now and then I see threads made by women on these forums who are concerned about their husbands' having multiple wives in jannah (young virgins, really). But my question is of the opposite in nature.

Is marriage required in Jannah? If a woman does not want to marry in Jannah, will she be required to? Or will that desire to be married be already set within her following death? (In other words, she will want to be married regardless.) What is the fate and state of the "happily unmarried" in Jannah?

If you had a palace, maids and servants tending to your every need, personal chefs and cooks making only what you want to eat just how you want it, all the entertainment and enjoyment you can have, despite having all this you did not have a man to share it with, how would it feel?

Maybe the answer is with Adam as, why did he desire to have a companion despite having all the enjoyments of paradise for himself alone?

I have seen beautiful sunrise and beautiful sunset in beautiful places, observing them alone has its enjoyment but sharing them with a companion has a unique charm and its own level of enjoyment.

07-01-2011, 04:36 PM	#3
InvertPrete Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 527 Senior Member	I have an honest question about marriage in Jannah. Every now and then I see threads made by women on these forums who are concerned about their husbands' having multiple wives in jannah (young virgins, really). But my question is of the opposite in nature. Is marriage required in Jannah? If a woman does not want to marry in Jannah, will she be required to? Or will that desire to be married be already set within her following death? (In other words, she will want to be married regardless.) What is the fate and state of the "happily unmarried" in Jannah? If you had a palace, maids and servants tending to your every need, personal chefs and cooks making only what you want to eat just how you want it, all the entertainment and enjoyment you can have, despite having all this you did not have a man to share it with, how would it feel? Maybe the answer is with Adam as, why did he desire to have a companion despite having all the enjoyments of paradise for himself alone? I have seen beautiful sunrise and beautiful sunset in beautiful places, observing them alone has its enjoyment but sharing them with a companion has a unique charm and its own level of enjoyment.
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