DAY IN MY LIFE AS A NEW WIFE! Date night, my new morning routine, adjusting to married life 

@@lanaanana853 That's so nice of you, thank you! What are the daily prayers? Can you do then anywhere? 😊

@@carinag3 There are 5 obligatory daily prayers in Islam, which you have to do each at its appointed time. You can do them anywhere except for the bathroom and graveyard, but the place should be clean. Also you have to be dressed appropriately, meaning wearing a loose long dress and a hijab for women. I hope this answers your question :) please ask if you want to know anything else, it’s lovely to see non-Muslims showing interest in Islam

@@ninalanin Thank you so much for explaining! It must be hard when you're outside, to find a clean place to pray. I saw Loren's sister, Leena, do prayers with her husband. Are some daily prayers required to do with your husband or family? Or you can do them either alone or with others? And what does each daily prayer represent? 😊

@@carinag3 you’re welcome! The daily prayers don’t have to be prayed in congregation, although many couples/families pray together as it strengthens not only the bond between you and God but also the bond between each other. Men have to attend Friday prayer (every Friday at noon) which is prayed in congregation. Women can choose whether they want to pray at home alone or in congregation, but it’s not obligatory for them. Also in Ramadan there is a night prayer called Taraweeh which is prayed in congregation but not obligatory. The prayer times depend on sunrise and sunset. The first prayer (fajr) is about 1.5 hours before sunrise. Noon prayer (dhuhr) is when the sun reached the highest point. Afternoon prayer (asr) is about halfway between noon prayer and sunset. Evening prayer (maghrib) is after sunset. The last prayer (isha) is about 1.5 hours after the evening prayer. During the night you can to voluntary prayers (for example tahajjud) if you want to. It is said that God grants every wish said in prayer during the last third of the night.

@@carinag3​⁠​⁠​⁠5 times a day such as Fajr , Dhuhr , Asr , Maghrib , Isha I hope this helps ❤😊

It seems like she just wants to be a wife.

social media is her job

@@yasmeenzarar9311 influencer.

@@yasmeenzarar9311did she say she’s going to be a sahw? I know her sister said social media is her full time job. Just wondering if she still wants to pursue nursing or putting it on pause to travel and be a wife :)

She said many times she doesn't want to work as a nurse. It's just a back up. She wants to do social media. And if she ever became a nurse shr would do cosmetics stuff like botox and filler

Ello 😍

Amanda I totally read this in your voice 😂❤

She’s not cooking in your kitchen so get over it 😘

@@SL-xw4sf stay pressed 😘😘

@@SamaH2802 who could be more pressed than the person worried about someone else’s kitchen?! Lmao are you stupid

Privately how? You cannot message “privately “ on RU-vid

Shut up they decided to get paid by sharing their lives so they should accept all comments

@@hellokittyb9879 👍🏾

i think it’s away

She would need one per night so I think it makes sense?

I always wondered why they pack a zillion pjs. Not that I 'm invested, I don't care what people pack, but usually folks are clean when they put on pjs but hey, to each his/her own.

Obama? LOL

Did you mean Usama? LOL

Lolllllll 😂😂😂

Thanks for pointing it out ...meant to write Osama but by mistake it turned out to be Obama!

@@nailamohamed5475 Hahaha this happens.😂

me too

Every single video ya’ll comment this, get over it. She’s obviously not gonna abandon or give away her dog just because user800 thinks so

They don’t seem that religious anyway they don’t eat halal even so 🤷‍♀️

Wait where did you guys see the Jon snow in this video?

So many rules.

​@@tomusalam5453in min 12:50 shes obviously talking to a dog

ya

Yes 100% but some Muslim don’t care

Yes

I wanted to ask this question actually. I got a shock that she had a dog. I thought Muslims aren't allowed to have dogs as pets? It confused me for a second. 😅

Why would you leave the comment though? She has the dog already. It's not like she can get rid of it. So there's really no reason to even mention it.

@@erin6945 yes , she can arrange another place for the dog ! Muslims are supposed to remind each other about their religious teachings .

@@zoii704 You can not just abandon your dog, that is completely unacceptable.

@@erin6945 I know people get attached with their pet and it is very hard to let them go but nothing is more important than faith . We as Muslims surrender ourselves unconditionally to the will of Allah and we must follow his commands . We are supposed to be kind with animals and take care of them (but just can't keep dogs at home) . And if she changes her mind, she can arrange for a new place for the dog there's nothing wrong in it .

Hi Sandra, If understand you have questions, but it can be asked nicely. She put out a video of her life for our entertainment. The least we can do as her viewers is to ask follow up questions politely. No one owes anyone anything here.

I believe usama owns the cabin. But it's really far from thr city and not practical for their life. So they're renting in the meantime.

31 😊

34 he’s divorced and married again

@@if6436 no, hes 31. So what if he is divorced and remarried, is it against the law? No, shame on you. OMG, the jealousy these days 🙄

@@stacey1997he divorced two weeks before their wedding..

@@saraspiano2 yes, they were already separated before he met Loren

She’s in nc somewhere

Trust me, her and her husband know and don't care.

exactly what i was thinking. i have always been a dog lover though. could you tell us more about the islamic ruling

@@Rachel-su3ir”trust me” 🙄

Why not?

@@heiresslaite2950someone has listed the bukhari saying in the comments above