Al Salaamu Alaikum,
It depends why you love him; and if you really love him or if it is
just an obsession.  I don't believe we were given hearts of stone to
perform purely contractual marriages with no feelings between the two
people; and while Islam does provide safeguards and a tahir type of
love, because the two do not know each other before marriage, so they
learn only about their spouses once they do marry, and it is that
other person they learn to trust and to share their feelings and life
with, when there is an overwhelming feeling between two people (more
than just lust) I don't think it should be ignored.  It is like when
you meet someone and you are totally comfortable with them even
though you may know nothing about them, in some way, perhaps in
another life they were in your life for a reason.  You say the reason
you could not marry the person you love was because of your families;
so what are you now betrothed to? A loveless existence based on
pretense? Allah did not create love to be ignored, you should find a
way to work that out; but I do not mean by committing zina.  If you
could work it out between the families, then try to be with the one
you may have been destined for.

Salaams,
angelofansar

--- In islamcity@yahoogroups.com, Saba Khan wrote:
>
> QUESTION
> I would like to know if it is haram to be in love with
> someone other than your spouse?
> I was inlove with someone that I could not be married
> to because of our families. However, I am married now
> to someone else, yet I still feel love for the other
> person. I feel that I should be married to the one I
> love. I always think of that person even during
> intimate moments with my spouse and I feel I am being
> untruthful and unfare to this marriage. I have tried
> for the past two years (since I've been married) to
> forget about that person and move on. I understand
> that to be in love or fall in love with someone other
> than your spouse in baseless according to Islam. But
> what shall a person do when facing this dilema? How do
> I achieve control over my emotions? Please understand
> that I have no communication or contact with the one
> I'm inlove with. We have not spoken since before my
> wedding 2 years ago. Your detailed answer will be
> greatly appreciated and helpful!
> InshAllah...Aslamalakum
>
> ANSWER
> There are two types of love: voluntary and
> involuntary.
>
> The involuntary love is where there is a feeling of
> love in the heart. But
> one does not cultivate or pursue this feeling. One
> tries to ignore this
> feeling but it causes pain. For this pain, one will be
> rewarded. The more
> one makes Sabr, uses one intellect and understands
> that it is not practical
> to follow the demands of this love, then one is
> drawing closer to Allah Ta'
> ala due to the Sabr (patience) one is adopting.
>
> The second type of love is voluntary. After
> experiencing the feeling of love
> in the heart, one contemplates about the beloved one.
> To have this type of
> love for someone besides one's wife is sinful. It is
> sinful to intentionally
> fantasise about this other woman. If at the time of
> intimacy with one;s
> wife, one fantasises about this other woman, then you
> will be considered to
> be making Zina. You will get the sin of Zina because
> of your intentions
> while your wife will get no sin.
>
> The solution is to ignore this love in the heart. Do
> not contemplate or
> fantasise about this person and avoid contact with
> her. If any thought about
> this woman involuntarily enters the mind, ignore it.
> Ignoring it causes you
> pain then make Sabr, for which you will be highly
> rewarded. If you pass away
> in this state, then, Insha Allah, you will receive the
> reward of one who was
> martyred in the path of Allah Ta'ala.
>
> Make Du'aa unto Allah Ta'ala to replace the love of a
> mortal with his
> eternal love. May Allah Ta'ala grant us all his true
> love, Aameen.
>
> and Allah Ta'ala Knows Best
>
> Mufti Ebrahim Desai
> FATWA DEPT.
>
>
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