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It’s my first post on muzz
I only thing I saw first here
People are so angry here idk why
There is once happiness in this life , to be loved and to love, improving building relationship is me
🕋 Tonight marks the beginning of the New Islamic Year 1448 AH in Saudi Arabia and the annual ceremony of replacing the Kiswah of the Holy Kaaba.
In preparation for the change, protective barricades have been installed around the Kaaba, special lifting platforms have been positioned, and workers have begun the gradual unstitching and removal of sections of the current Kiswah, as well as replacing the Shadhrawan rings that secure it.
The main replacement operation is expected to commence after Isha prayer, with the new Kiswah scheduled to be draped over the Holy Kaaba around midnight, continuing a centuries-old tradition that reflects the Kingdom’s care for the Sacred House of Allah.
Could you please review my profile? What should I add or remove?
BASIC INFO
Name: Hassan Raza
Age: 22
Cast: Malik Awan | Deen > Cast
Location: Chichawatni, Punjab
Family: Mother and one elder brother. Father passed away. No sisters.
ABOUT ME
I am a strictly practicing Muslim. Quran and Sunnah only. Deen comes first always.
I am soft hearted, calm, loyal and easy to live with. I love Islamic history and Turkish culture.
I like travel, outings and eating out. I stay away from clubs, parties, music, dramas, films, dancing and free mixing.
Education & Career:
I don't have a degree yet because my father passed away when I was 7 years old. But inshaAllah I plan to study further along with my job.
Currently preparing for NEBOSH IGC.
Short term goal: HSE Safety Officer in KSA within a year & shift family to Islamabad/Lahore.
Long term goal: Management job, family visa and settle in Turkey inshaAllah.
Here for nikah only but no rush right now.
MY AQEEDAH - NO SHIRK & NO BIDAH
I follow Quran and Sunnah only. I stay away from shirk and bidah. Deen > Culture.
Shirk I avoid - Especially Common Nowadays:
- Asking help from graves, dead people, peers, baba, peer, wali. Asking unseen help from anyone except Allah.
- Wearing taweez, threads, rings, bracelets for luck, nazar, or protection. Only Allah protects.
- Believing stars, horoscopes, palms, numerology, or anyone except Allah can control future. Only Allah knows the unseen.
- Doing sajda, tawaaf, or nazar-o-niyaz at graves/mazaars. Worship is for Allah alone.
- Saying Ya Ali Madad, Ya Rasool Madad, Ya Ghoos Madad, Ya Khwaja Madad. Help is only from Ya Allah Madad.
Bidah I avoid - Especially Common Nowadays:
- Celebrating Mawlid/Milad un Nabi. Prophet SAW never did it but He fasted on Mondays.
- Specific ibadat on Shab e Barat, Shab e Meraj, 27 Rajab. No special prayer/fast is proven.
- Teesra, Daswan, Chaliswan, Barsi, Khatam, Qul after death. Adding new acts in deen.
- Going to dargahs, mazaars, urs for reward or making wishes.
- Collective loud zikr, Urs gatherings, Qawwali with music at dargahs.
- Konday, Gyarhveen, Barveeh, Eid Milad processions, Rabi ul Awwal juloos.
- Spreading chadar on graves, building on graves, lighting agarbatti for reward.
Simple rule: Any act not proven from Quran, Sahih Hadees, or Sahaba, I do not do it.
I want my life partner to be on pure Tawheed like me. If you do these things we will not be compatible.
MARRIAGE & LIFE PARTNER
I want simple nikah and walima. No dowry no drama. I am strict on deen but gentle with family.
I will earn halal, provide and protect. I will be her emotional support. If she is sad I will listen. If she is happy I will celebrate with her.
I will take her for long drives, outings and dinners. I love to talk and listen to my wife. I will do everything for her happiness without crossing Islamic limits.
LOOKING FOR:
A Practicing Muslimah in veil. Full Shariah parda from all non mehrams. No exceptions.
She must also avoid shirk and bidah.
She should love Quran more than anything and guard her tongue. I want her to welcome me with a smile when I come home tired.
Housewife or work from home, her choice. I have no issue.
I would love if she is playful and childish most of the time but mature when situations need it. Childish by nature, mature by situation.
She should be my teammate for Jannah.
MY PREFERENCE / PRIORITY
First and foremost: Being a practicing Muslimah is mandatory. Tawheed, full Shariah parda, and following Quran-Sunnah is non-negotiable.
I will give priority to those who are Alima or Muftia from Jamia Tur Rasheed, because a wife with deeni knowledge builds the home on Quran and Sunnah.
If she is also Syeda, that is even more beloved to me.
But please note: This is only a preference, not a condition. Deen > Everything else.
If you are that girl in veil who is on Tawheed and wants peace and real halal love, feel free to message
Need some spiritual encouragement/guidance please. Do you guys go through days where you have to practically force yourself to pray?
I am normally someone who eagerly awaits prayer time and set alarm to pray on time. Even if work is so busy I have to skip lunch I will not skip prayers. But today, I'm having to force myself to pray. It feels like this massive invisible weight pulling me back.
My mind wants to pray but feels like every footstep towards the prayer mat is an effort. I am stubborn enough to fight through but feels exhausting, and I feel terribly guilty like my faith is weak or something, which it is not but feels like it. (Sorry very confusing I know!)
I woke up to pray Tuhujjut and Fajr on time last night/this morning and felt perfectly normal. Now I feel like my will is battling another part of my mind...
Why i m suddenly started to get serious people 💀 suddenly everyone wants to marry me
Moscow, you have my heart... 🏛️❤️ Lost in the beauty of this beautiful city. ✨
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Assalamualaikum Jama’a
As a woman it’s really crucial to guard your heart against bitter generalizations against all men. Because the truth remains that there are so many good men anxious to be husbands in the world. The bad narratives just got more publicity. Thanks.
