Dream - Marriage is a matter that must be carefully considered. In Islam, marriage is part of worship. Therefore, its implementation must be done well, including having the right partner. The Prophet Muhammad said: "A woman is married for four reasons. Because of her wealth, her lineage, her beauty, and her religion. So marry the woman who has religion, you will be successful." (HR. Bukhari, Muslim, An-Nasa'i, Abu Dawud, and Ibn Majah)

In Islam, a sholeha wife is a wife who is obedient to the religion, has good morals, and is devoted to her husband. By having a sholeha wife, someone will have a life partner who always supports and inspires them to become a better person. Additionally, having a sholeha wife also brings advantages in terms of knowledge. Sholeha wives usually have better religious knowledge, thus they can be a source of motivation and advisor in carrying out daily worship.

Besides that, the existence of a righteous wife can also provide benefits in terms of reproductive fertility. Most righteous wives have an awareness of the importance of maintaining reproductive health, thus they can encourage their husbands and families to live healthily and maintain reproductive fertility. Therefore, having a righteous wife not only provides benefits in terms of harmonious household relationships, but also provides benefits in terms of religious knowledge and awareness of reproductive health.

Choosing a life partner who shares the same faith Paying attention to the character and manners of prospective partners Choosing a prospective partner who practices Islam well Observing the ethics and etiquette of prospective partners in daily interactions Choosing a life partner who has a strong commitment to Islam Discussing with family and close friends about this life partner choice.

Observing the similarity of vision and mission in living together. Choosing a life partner who can complement each other in strengthening faith and jointly carrying out the commands of Islam.

Al-Annaanah is a woman who often complains and whines. If you marry a woman like this, it is the same as marrying a sick person or someone pretending to be sick. There is no benefit in this for the husband.

Al-Mannaanah is a woman who likes to bring up and highlight the goodness and contributions of the past. Marrying a woman like this can hinder a man in carrying out his role as the leader of the household.

Al-Hannanah is a woman who likes to tell stories and boast about people from the past. For example, she boasts about her father and compares him to her husband if she is still a virgin.

Al-Haddaqah is a woman who looks sharply at everything with her eyes. In other words, she is a woman who is extravagant and consumptive.

Al-Barroqoh has two meanings. First, it refers to a woman who polishes her face all day long and enjoys adorning herself. Second, it refers to a woman who often gets angry at food, she only eats alone. Even if she does eat, it is only a small amount.

Asy-Syaddaqah, in terms of language, means the width of one's mouth or being fond of nagging. She is a woman who likes to talk. In a hadith, it is explained: "Allah dislikes those who are tsartsarin (excessive talkers) and mutasyaddaqin (excessive speakers)."