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So this person's question is if I choose not to ever get married,

will I go to help for that? Wama a rusalam,

kibnika I'll Allahi jalan

no he ila ichalahim,

fasalu al-Ahela the kering kun

to mla tala t'um la talamun. No, not at all, but let me say that you're in high school, right? So give this young lady or young man some time.

Perhaps they are being a little bit hasty in this decision.

Nonetheless, it is completely their prerogative.

Getting married is not something. it is completely their prerogative.

Getting married is not something that is Wajib,

nor is it something that is, the default

is that it is encouraged if it's good for you.

But it's not good for some people and there were

some very famous scholars of Islam. Ibn Taimi never got married. Imman Nahui never got

married. Many of the famous scholars of Islam, they just didn't have the time or

the desire to get married.

So it is completely permissible.

That having been said, you know, realize that maybe at a younger age, you know, there is

this notion of I don't want to get married which is

totally fine that's going to change there's something called the biological

clock right which mache a law when you're in high school you don't even care

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