Marriage is more important especially in Islam because it protects adults from the evils of adultery, masturbation, and homosexuality. Because after marriage, he is meant to engage him with a life-sharing partner he has married and vise - versa, marriage eliminates the potential of all evils and sins. Our Noble Prophet's (PBUH) and the previous Noble Prophets'(AS) practice was marriage
As Allah, the Creator, the Highest, has stated: "Indeed, We sent Messengers before you (O Muhammad SAW), and We made spouses and children for them" (Surah: Ar-Rad Ayat:-38).
Allah instituted the institution of marriage at the beginning of creation. The Prophet Adam (A.S) was married to his wife Hawa (A.S). Allah commanded the formation of marital unions from this point on in order to benefit the faith, the family, society, and the love and companionship of the married.
Allah also said, "O Adam, live in Paradise with your wife and eat anything you like, but don't near this tree lest you become one of the wrongdoers. Surah Al-Baqarah. Ayat: 35."
The Messenger of Allah, (PBUH), said, "We don't see anything like marriage for people who love each other." "Women are, without a doubt, men's counterparts."
Therefore it can be said without any doubt that marriage brings a lot of good things in human life which we are discussing below:
❥ Companionship is a wonderful thing to have.
Companionship is a wonderful thing to have. The first few days after marriage will be filled with nothing but pure delight. You'd come upon new items that had previously gone unnoticed. Everything will now have two people in it, including the world you kept to yourself, your bed, and your chamber. And there will be times when you wish you could spend some time apart, just as you did before you married. With time, responsibilities would only increase.
❥ Marriage brings responsibilities & sharing.
Under normal conditions, when two persons share obligations, the number of responsibilities shared decreases. This is not the case, however, with marriage. With each passing year, your responsibilities will increase. When you marry someone, you must also take on the obligation of looking after their well-being. The weight of responsibility can be daunting at times, but if you do a good job, the rewards will be numerous.
❥ Express your affection for your spouse by filling in the blanks.
Marriage is a tremendous generator and sustainer of human and social capital for adults and children alike and is on par with education in terms of increasing adult and community health, wealth, and well-being. When it comes to adults, the case for permanent marriage has primarily been made on moral, spiritual, and emotional grounds.
❥ Marriage brings a lot of nice things into your life
Married people outperform unmarried or divorced people in almost every manner social scientists can measure: they live longer, healthier, happier, sexier, and more prosperous lives.
❥ You will not go insane
Marriage is beneficial to one's mental health. Single, divorced, or widowed men and women are less sad, worried, and psychologically upset than married men and women. And this isn't simply a statistical illusion: meticulous researchers who have followed people as they approach marriage have discovered that getting married not only makes people happy and healthy, but it also offers them a substantial mental health boost.
❥ Reduce the severity of depression.
Men who are married are only half as likely as bachelors and one-third as likely as divorced men to commit suicide. Wives are also less likely than single, divorced, or bereaved women to commit suicide. People who are married are substantially less prone to abuse alcohol or illegal drugs.
❥ Marriage allows us to be self-sufficient
Love is about sustaining rather than consuming. Allah demonstrates His love for us by supplying food. To love in Islam means to do our utmost to care for our loved ones physically, emotionally, spiritually, and intellectually. To care for our loved ones materially is the husband's responsibility; however, if the wife desires, she can contribute as well.
❥ Marriage instills in us the ability to accept others
Accepting someone for who they are is a part of loving them. It is selfish to try to mold someone into the person we want them to be. True love is generous and secures enough to accommodate diversity, rather than attempting to crush individuality or control personal differences.
❥ Marriage teaches us about obstacles
Love pushes us to be the best we can be, encouraging us to develop our skills and taking joy in our accomplishments. The most satisfying experience is assisting a loved one in realizing their full potential.
❥ Forgiveness, respect, confidentiality, and kindness are all virtues that marriage brings
Love is never too proud to ask for pardon, and it is never too stingy to forgive. It is willing to let go of disappointments and disappointments. Forgiveness gives us the chance to grow and fix our mistakes. And to love is to value the person's contributions and viewpoints with respect and kindness. Respect prevents us from taking our loved ones for granted or ignoring their opinions. How we treat our partners reveals whether or not we respect them.
❥ Righteous children are born from righteous marriages
As a consequence of their marriage, the couple will have righteous offspring. It's a matter of generational survival, and producing good children leads to enormous and good rewards. Having righteous children or raising them to be righteous
Conclusion: Marriage provides enormous rewards for both partners by allowing them to spend time with their children, safeguard their chastity, assist them with their challenges, and shield them from danger and difficulties. Because righteous children are an ongoing charity, the spouses will obtain wonderful and great rewards in this life and when they die if they have virtuous children.