Re: "i like him, but don't love him"
That's a difficult situation depending on your personal priorities. For some people it's just enough to have someone who makes a good spouse and good parent and treats their parents well. But for most people today, including myself, we need a deeper love. Sometimes it comes with time. It can be an admiration and respect for the spouse if it's not a wild, passionate feeling. For your friend my advice would be to look at the positive things she does have and to pray that a love develops. Does she have a good man, who's a good Muslim, who respects her and wants her to be happy? Maybe she should try to do some activities with him, some tennis or something. They need to have some more things in common, some other things to discuss other than bills and kids.