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Of nearly a thousand women joined, None is honest. What marriage app is about.. failed to its goal. Because they lied, testmarket around, not to mention lying. N thats All the time..
The people who complain the loudest about “finding the right person” are often the same people making genuine connections impossible.
A healthy relationship doesn’t start with perfection.
It starts with two people who are willing to show up, communicate, and stop treating each other like disposable options.
Benefits of Nikah
• It protects you from Zina.
• It keeps your love halal.
• You gain a lifelong best friend.
• Allah places barakah in your life and rizq.
• It completes half of your deen.
• You build a home filled with mercy.
• You never have to face life alone.
• Shared responsibilities.
• You celebrate every blessing together.
• You face every hardship together.
What do you think if you hear that there is a couple who can talk on the phone for more than 8 hours???
10 Amazing Facts About Marriage & Relationships in Islam
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Not everyone who looks religious has good character.
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A sincere convert may have stronger faith than someone born Muslim.
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The right spouse won't be perfect, they'll be willing to grow with you.
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Beauty attracts attention, but character keeps a marriage alive.
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Many people pray for a righteous spouse but forget to become one.
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Love alone cannot sustain a marriage without respect, trust, and taqwā.
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Your spouse can either bring you closer to Allah or distract you from Him.
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Divorce doesn't always mean someone failed, it can mean they learned.
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The most attractive quality in a spouse fades if there's no kindness.
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The strongest marriages aren't conflict-free; they're built by people who choose mercy, patience, and forgiveness.
Some men think it’s bad for the woman to make more than them, little do they know about Muhammad (ﷺ) and his first wife Khadijah (رضي الله عنه), she provided for him, sent her friend to arrange their marriage, He (ﷺ) actually worked for her, she say His honesty and respect. Even though they were 20 years apart she was about 40 or 41, He was 25, He did not marry another woman while He was with her and their marriage lasted 24 years ( His longest marriage)…
What do you guys think about alimony? Do you think it’s fair, or do you think it’s wrong?🤔🤓
