Muslims in the UK

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Road trip with my English revert friend😊

Salam alaykoum I hope you are well ☺️, I am a 36 years old French revert. I have a daughter from my previous marriage hamdoullah. I enjoy cooking, baking, watching Islamic lectures on YouTube 😁 due to health condition I can't work (consequences of covid vaccine, my balance is off due to vertigo, and I have lesions in my brain similar to strokes because of blood clots, I also have high blood pressure but I am still alive hamdoullah 🙏😅 my requirement for nikkah is only to do hijra to morroco in a few years insha Allah. Having a more peaceful life. Trying to be self sufficient in the future insha Allah. I live in Glasgow and can't relocate as my daughter sees her dad every weekend. Thanks for your compassion. (nikkah only, no civil marriage) Take care

Salam Alaikum All,

I am looking for people who are interested in open-minded theological discussions near the Manchester area. I used to have a really good group in London a while back - we would meet once a month over lunch and enjoy good philosophical discussions. Would like to get a similar group going in Manchester area. If anyone is interested please let me know 😊

The UK Gov are planning to introduce laws that give cohabiting couples the same rights as married couples.

Can’t even bring a girl round for a cup of tea,
she might leave with half your equity…😟

Any coconuts out there?!

I wanna know people who come strict muslim familes but aren't too faithful themselves, and how you guys are tackling this? How are you finding just living life and the dating scene?

Assalamu Alaikum, everyone. I'm writing this specifically to ask people born and raised here in the UK for their views.
First, I'd like to know what you make of the current situation regarding asylum seekers arriving in the UK, what do you feel are the main concerns or downsides?
Also, if you don't see significant downsides, could you explain why some people support their presence here, and what reasons they give for that support?

I knew a man who was always busy.

No proper meals. Little sleep. Constantly chasing the next opportunity. He'd come home late at night and leave again early in the morning.

Whenever someone asked why he worked so relentlessly, he'd reply:

"Allah has commanded us to strive for our provision."

A few years later, I noticed something had changed.

He was still running his business, but the restlessness was gone.

When the adhan was called, he would head to the masjid. He attended Islamic gatherings. He spent quality time with his family. He seemed calmer, more present, more at peace.

I assumed his business had become highly successful and could now run itself.

But when I asked, he said something unexpected:

"My business is actually smaller than before. If I used to earn 10, now I earn 8."

"The difference is that I now seek provision, not competition."

"I no longer feel the need to become like someone else. I no longer live chasing endless targets."

"I dedicate a fixed part of my day to earning my rizq, and I make the du'a taught by the Prophet ﷺ:"

"O Allah, make what is halal sufficient for me instead of what is haram, and make me independent of everyone besides You."

Then he added:

"Along with rizq, I asked Allah for something else: sakinah (inner peace)."

And Allah blessed him with both.

Sometimes the richest person is not the one who earns more, but the one whose heart has finally found contentment.

I am very upset, I am looking partner but I don't know why difficult to find right person I am fed up