Thank You Women!

About a year ago I posted another subject with similar title heading, and I just wanted to make a mission every year while I'm a member here to thank the many women, (good women only thank you) of the struggle and the mental endurance. Not many of us men take to time to thank women for their struggle not just in life but in helping men understand life better. Relationships on all levels require another mind and a friend requires support. I appreciate the many women in my life and the women whom God has blessed me to meet to have helped me become a better man. I definitely appreciate you women who are mothers who have been blessed by God to have the duty of bearing another human being in your womb. it is not only an honor bestowed by God but a priviledge. I cannpt say I understand the pains and what goes on in child bearing but I can say, I empathize and I support 100% the many women who struggle through this. More importantly I just want to say thank you to our Muslim women who have made us men become slightly better men as well as believers in Islam.

Auzubillahi minash shaitan ir rajeem,

Bismillah ir rahman ir rahim,

Assalamualaikum wa rahmatullah,

Israfil, Yesterday when I came to the boards I saw a note from you in Brother's, and today I saw another one here. ... Although I dont feel quite worthy of saying "thank you for the kind, sensitive words", it does elevate my spirits. 

I saw your note to Mustafa, of some time back, and reading what you say about your mother, generates a few comments.

Once I was with my family at home in India, with my 8months old daughter, and the baby had tired me completely, over  the trip. My mom said something to the effect that she(my daughter) is not used to the climate and the big change in this short period, so I shld be taking better care of her, which brought me to tears, coz she was appernetly not realizing how much I was doing and how exhausted I was ... to this my grandmother said something I will never forget. She said, my dear, allah did not give the way to paradise thru mother's feet, for nothing.

I was always taught (especially thru my father) that mother is a person of great honor, but only receiving the honor of motherhood made me realise this comes with so much of responsibilities. A child starts following since the very day he/she learns to observe people around.

I have always been impressed by great mothers, and above this by people who acknowledge the greatness of their mothers. Most likely than not, if you meet a man who has good manerism, it is in part a reflection of the good mannerism of his mother, and other part is his sincere devotion to what she has been for him.

I think here I can say thank you to you. Brother, thank you for your sincerity and humility towards the women folks. Brother, thank you for your "annual rewards" you send to the women. I hope you have a meaningful and lasting influence on some of the men in our community.

Jazak allah khair,

Maa salaama,

Nausheen

Alhamdulilah Rabbil alamin!

I'm glad that what I said here you all appreciate but unfortunately this is not something that is common in our society. Inshallah there will be a time where society will have a growing appreciation of womena nd what I say here will be a norm in the society of the future.