The twenty rules for managing marital relationships
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The twenty rules of married life:
A successful married life is a dream that many married couples wish to have. It is easy to achieve provided that we master the basic skills that help maintain the relationship, overcome gaps, and extinguish the viruses that kill the relationship.
The spouses must make sufficient efforts in order to maintain the foundations of joint stability that preserve the integrity of the marital relationship from exposure to emotional gaps. Marital life is an art that the spouses must master in order to solve all the problems that permeate life and stay away from crises that lead to its collapse.
Your skills can be increased through the twenty rules mentioned in this book, which are the result of practical experiences and field experiences in the field of family counseling, in order to guide you to the right steps in building a successful married life.
In this book, you will find methods and thinking skills that help family cohesion, because not knowing the skills necessary for dialogue and understanding and reaching a solution that is satisfactory to both parties causes a huge gap for the spouses, and the main reason for the problems of marital life is the spouses’ lack of these required skills.
هُنا تجد الإلهام والتحفيز، وبلسماً لكلِّ ألم اجتاح روحك، سيأخذك هذا الكتاب لحياة أكثلر هدوءاً واستقراراً داخلياً، وأكثر نضجاً ووعياً بما يحدث حولك، سوف تعيد ترتيب
Above the clouds :
The book is based on real experiences and real-life stories of me as an author, and reflects an aspect of my personality in insisting on destroying excuses and moving towards success with confidence and faith. The book consists of 17 chapters, and the chapter ends with phrases formulated by the writer for contemplation and rethinking In the concept of the chapter that precedes it.
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