Early marriage benefits

We begin in the name of Allah, The General Merciful, The Especially Merciful.

We praise Allah and we send Salaat and Peace to the one whom there is no prophet after.

The Messanger SAW was married at a young age. He didn't even own his own house under his own name. But today, young muslims want to own property under his name, own a car, own Degrees in western education, and a good job that brings high salary, then he or she considers marriage.

The West does teach this and preach it, but as muslims, we should follow Allah and his Messanger, and scholars who follow them. Remember their goal is this Dunya or this life while our goal is this Dunya and the Akhirah or Hereafter.

I am now listing some points of benefits for early marriages.

1 - Protect you from haraam.
: If it's not stopping you from commenting on half-naked women in the streets, then this may be a sickness that can not be cure.
2 - Sustenance: The family comes with their sustenance from Allah The General Merciful, so go find it and don't say I have to be rich first then I consider marriage.
3 - Good children: They can make dua'a for you after you past away -May Allah give us a good ending- and the blessings of it is too many to count.
4 - Companionship

5 - Maturity and life experience: It will teach you patience, responsibility, seriousness, leadership and many attributes that will benefit you in life, since life is never easy. And if you delay it to the point that you are used to a single life not caring for any one but yourself, maybe smoking hookah, watching movies, playing video games, or other habits, you probably will find it hard to change those habits in the future.
6 - Earn respect: People from different cultures tend to respect married people than bachelors.
7 - It can increases your Emaan and Deen.
8 - More chances: How do you know you will marry late then the marriage goes wrong -God forbids- and it end up in divorce, and what would you do?. Honestly you can't say that's why I'm not hesitate to marry quick and I will wait for the best to come, the reality is you can't know until you actually marry.