Halal Intimacy from the Islamic Perspective is a practical guide to marital intimacy within an Islamic framework. Abdullateef Abdullahi addresses sensitive questions that many Muslim couples find difficult to discuss, combining Islamic guidance with clear, direct explanations intended to support communication, mutual understanding and a healthy married relationship.
The book covers marriage in Islam, sexual hygiene, communication between spouses, affection and foreplay, intimacy during pregnancy, family planning, common marital concerns, ghusl and related matters of purification. It includes a foreword by Dr Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips and was medically reviewed by consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist Prof. Gafar Abiodun Akanbi Jimoh.
Why this is a valuable read
- Discusses an important but often avoided aspect of Muslim married life in frank, accessible language
- Places intimacy, affection and spousal communication within Islamic principles
- Offers practical guidance for understanding expectations and addressing sensitive concerns
- Useful for thoughtful preparation before marriage and for strengthening an existing marriage
Who is it for?
- Married Muslim couples
- Engaged or prospective couples preparing for marriage
- Marriage counsellors, educators and those supporting Muslim families
Adult content: This title discusses marital intimacy in explicit and educational terms. It is intended strictly for married and prospective adult couples.
About the author
Abdullateef Abdullahi is a Nigerian lawyer, marriage counsellor and Islamic intimacy therapist. He studied Common and Islamic Law at the University of Ilorin and founded Mawaddah Consult, an Islamic family-counselling practice. His work focuses on marriage, family life and intimacy from the perspective of the Qur’an and Sunnah.
Book details
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Author: Abdullateef Abdullahi
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Publisher: Dakwah Corner Bookstore
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ISBN: 978-967-5699-89-4
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Format: Softcover with flap
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Pages: 224
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Language: English
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Publication year: 2022
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Dimensions: 14 × 22 cm
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Weight: approximately 400 g
