Living in a Muslim country, we often hear statements such as “a lady brings rizq of her own through her fate in the marriage” which impacts her husband’s life, as said. People have also shared their experiences that how some men got successful in their careers after their marriage. Though, any Islamic reference isn’t present to support these statements.
Yet in this impermanent world, Rizq is predestined and allotted to every soul for which Islamic references also exist to support its validity. And, no such statement can be seen according to the Islamic oriented researches performed. Therefore, the concept of getting wealth increase through marriages seems to be a false spread with no authentic support such as Quranic or hadiths reference.
Below shared is the saying related to Rizq as explained in hadith and Quran;
Moreover in the same Surah Allah (SWT) states:
In the Surah Ra’d, to further clear the queries related to the sustenance Allah (SWT) says:
Allah has communicated through Surah Al-An‘am to about the details on rizq and further on the prohibition to Muslims from:
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) too, have stated and directed in a Hadith:
In addition to the ayahs and hadith quoted above, it is proved that Allah (SWT) has described a specific quantity of rizq for individual souls even before the time they aren’t born yet. However, supportive statements on the fact that “woman enhances her man’s wealth” cannot be found in these reliable sources. Whereas, on the basis of received blessings at the time getting married, one can surely say
Still, reference regarding “Nikkah” can be observed in the Quran that it does possess a positive impact on the rizq collectively:
And the Creator knows the best.
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It is not women that brings rizq after marriage, it is the Almighty Allah that brings it, Surah Nur, verse 32 above is sufficient for us. Really, for every soul it has its rizq, and that rizq varies from one to another. So if a man marries a woman whose rizq pass his own, definitely his sources and wealth will increase, in as much as the woman is not working in a government establishment or private organization (in that case her rizq is given to her directly and at the same time sharing his rizq with her in her basic and essential needs), if his share of rizq from Almighty is not such in abundance, the woman will definitely be richer and wealthier than him. That is how the cycle is, and practically it has been established as such.