Trying to keep hope alive? Janet Jackson's estranged husband, Wissam Al Mana, has a message of love to the singer on his website. 
 
 The Qatari billionaire, 42, has a section titled "Love" on his website, which features a picture of the "Nasty" singer, 50, along with a heartfelt declaration. 
 
 "To the most beautiful person in the world, thank you for your divine love, your eternal support and for being my best friend," the message reads. "I love you so much, inshallah we will be together in the Great Forever x" 
 
 And on the title page of his website, which E! reports has recently been changed, he has posted a quote from the Quran that hints at their recent split. 
 
 "You shall most certainly be tried in your possessions and in your persons; and indeed you shall hear many hurtful things from those to whom revelation was granted before your time, as well as from those who have come to ascribe divinity to other beings beside Allah," the scripture quote reads. "But if you remain patient in adversity and conscious of Him — this, behold, is something to set one's heart upon. — 3:186." 
 
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 As Us Weekly reported on April 8, the couple split just three months after the Grammy winner gave birth to their first child, a son named Eissa. 
 
 A source told Us that the pair, who wed in 2012, had different lifestyles. 
 
 "Wissam wanted a wife who stuck more with Muslim traditions," the source close to Jackson told Us. "Even before the baby was born, they clashed and butted heads a lot." 
 
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 A Jackson family source tells PEOPLE that the pop star and the Qatari businessman, who wed in 2012, recognized their dissimilarities more than ever after welcoming their first child. 
 
 “They separated shortly after the baby was born,” says the insider. “The cultural differences between her and Wissam became even more obvious [after Eissa arrived]. They come from very different worlds.” 
 
 The source continues, “For years, Janet tried to adapt to his culture. Since it’s not a culture she grew up with, it’s been challenging for her. She often felt she disappointed Wissam.” 
 
 PEOPLE confirmed Saturday that the youngest sibling of late pop superstar Michael Jackson had split from her husband. The New York Post‘s Page Six reported that while one source said it was an amicable split, another source says that Jackson, 50, felt that Al Mana had gotten too controlling during her pregnancy. 
 
 In the months since, however, “Janet is all about the baby and is okay,” the family source tells PEOPLE. “They will raise their boy together.” 
 
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 Al Mana and Jackson have proven to be notoriously private, opening up about their family life only every so often. In October, the “Dammn Baby” songstress shared a baby-bump photo exclusively with PEOPLE to confirm her first child was on the way. 
 
 “We thank God for our blessing,” the star told PEOPLE exclusively. 
 
 In February, a source told PEOPLE that Jackson and her new baby boy are doing “really good,” and that “she absolutely loves” motherhood. 
 
 The singer was spotted out and about during a shopping trip in London a little over three weeks after giving birth to Eissa, of which an onlooker told PEOPLE, “Janet looked great. She was in the shop for around half an hour and just went about her business. She was really relaxed and healthy. 
 
 “She didn’t look tired at all,” the onlooker continued. “She just looked around at some little socks and various other knickknacks and then went on her way.” ||||| Tweet with a location 
 
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 Although Janet Jackson and Wissam Al Mana may be headed for divorce, there’s still love for each other. 
 
 Jackson’s billionaire soon-to-be ex-husband penned a touching message to his estranged wife and mother of his child. 
 
 “To the most beautiful person in the world, thank you for your divine love, your eternal support and for being my best friend,” Al Mana, 42, wrote on his personal website recently under the title “Love.” “I love you so much, inshallah we will be together in the Great Forever x.” 
 
 The heartfelt message comes as Jackson, 50, shared the very first picture of their son Eissa, who was born in January. 
 
 While it’s unclear what drove the couple apart, insiders estimate the divorce could be a major payout for Jackson. 
 
 Under the conditions and terms of their prenup, the “All for You” singer could receive as much as $200 million.
– Janet Jackson is reportedly divorcing husband Wissam Al Mana, but that didn't stop the billionaire businessman from writing her a public love note. "To the most beautiful person in the world, thank you for your divine love, your eternal support and for being my best friend," he posted on his personal website alongside a photo of Jackson, per Page Six. "I love you so much, inshallah we will be together in the Great Forever." Meanwhile, sources are weighing in on what led to the split. One insider tells Us, "Wissam wanted a wife who stuck more with Muslim traditions. Even before the baby was born, they clashed and butted heads a lot." Another echoes those sentiments, telling People, "The cultural differences between her and Wissam became even more obvious [after their new baby Eissa arrived]. They come from very different worlds." Jackson recently shared a photo of Eissa on Twitter.