All things marriage

Growing older has made me realise that not everyone who hurts others feels remorse.

That’s why I’m grateful Islam teaches that no injustice is ever lost, even when it’s unseen by people. Every tear, every hurt, and every right will be accounted for by Allah. It’s a reminder to leave people better than we found them and never take another person’s feelings or heart lightly 🤎

Do you listen or improve yourself with courses about marriage? What do think about them do they change your perspective in marriage?

A Necessary Warning Regarding Intentions on Muzz
​I feel it is important to speak on a recurring pattern I have observed on the Muzz app. Based on my experience, it appears that a vast majority of the men on this platform—an estimated 95%—are driven primarily by lust rather than a genuine desire for marriage.
​Many of these individuals use manipulative tactics to blur boundaries. They will present themselves as marriage-minded, only to quickly pivot the conversation toward physical intimacy. The red flags are consistent and should not be ignored:
​Minimizing Intimacy: They often try to normalize inappropriate behavior by saying, "It’s just a kiss, take it easy," or pressuring for "making out" under the guise that it is harmless.
​The "Marriage" Facade: Those truly seeking a life partner understand that physical intimacy is a natural part of a marriage, not a precursor to it. Using the "intention of marriage" as a bait to solicit sexual gratification is deceptive and disrespectful.
​Intrusive Behavior: They often push boundaries by asking deeply inappropriate questions about one’s "romantic style," disclosing their own "hypersexuality," or promising that things will remain limited to "hugs and kisses"—only to violate those boundaries later.
​What is most alarming is that this behavior is not limited to any specific demographic. Even "educated" men—including doctors, engineers, and individuals of various nationalities—engage in this objectification.
​My advice to the ladies using this app: Please be vigilant. Do not be fooled by job titles or eloquent introductions. If a man’s focus is on your physical accessibility rather than your values, personality, and genuine compatibility, it is not a pursuit of marriage—it is an pursuit of lust. Recognize these patterns early, protect your peace, and do not let them convince you that their behavior is normal.

What do you think are the best strategies to handle cultural and social expectations surrounding marriage ? And have you been under these societal pressure ?

The funny thing here those without profile picture complaining why we don’t answer 🤣(الله جميل يحب الجمال )or the ones taking photos with sunglasses , 😎or the ones who is doing photo just showing half faces
Oh the blurry ones above all off then 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hi

Third,
the third person is someone who is pursuing their dreams. They constantly say,'I want this,I want that.' They are driven by ambition and see themselves as a friend,not a life partner.This kind of ambitious person may not truly understand love. Their focus is on their goals,especially if they feel that they are financially stable.
For them you are just like an emotional support animal with a signed document.

Playing games isn't good... you will be playing yourself more than the other person. Deceit is inflicting injury on your own spirit.

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I want a girl for marriage