Muslims with Disabilities
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You are more than your disability! From living with disabilities, to marriage and beyond, share your experiences, ask advice and meet others going through similar issues here in our open-minded and supportive community ❤️
@Qureshi38088789
Salaam alaikum everyone let's meet
Assalam Alaykum
I am 25 year old lady with a visual disability since birth, permanent damage in some cells yet could see and perform daily tasks with ease 100% independently
I respect any partner with similar disabilities, I ask Allah for someone who has merciful heart who doesn't define my disabilities as a weakness rather than a blessing
@jay440302
Some guy just told me my disability proves Allah doesn’t exist… or He’s just trying to make me suffer.
Bro, have you seen my gains? 💪
If Allah didn’t exist, I definitely wouldn’t be lifting this much weight with a brain that works THREE TIMES harder than yours!
I’m not proof He’s not real — I’m proof He only picks the strongest people for the coolest challenges! Alhamdulillah, I’m built different 😎
@jay440302
His name is . He claims to be autistic himself, yet openly argues that disabled lives are "awful", full of unnecessary suffering, and that abortion is "mercy" to stop people like him from being born. He even calls parents selfish for wanting to welcome disabled children into the world. Most disturbingly of all, he agreed with a woman who murdered her own 3 and 6 year old autistic sons — while saying he is autistic himself.
When people push back, he complains about name-calling and preaches about speaking kindly — while he’s the one writing off millions of people as not worth living at all, and siding with the killing of innocent children. It’s cruel, hypocritical, dangerous, and completely backwards.
Disability does NOT equal a life of misery. Every single disabled, autistic, or neurodivergent person has immense worth, joy, and value. No one gets to decide who "deserves" to exist.
This woman murdered her own three and six year old autistic sons and openly admitted she did it because they were not "normal" — and you actually agree with her? You say you are autistic yourself, yet you side with someone who took the lives of two innocent children just like you? You call this cruelty "mercy"? Those little boys had every right to live, to laugh, and to grow up, just as I do, just as anyone does. You lecture people about kindness and sin, but you defend the worst crime imaginable and say people like us are better off never existing? That is truly stupid, completely backwards, and utterly shameful. Allah creates every single soul with equal worth and purpose, and you have absolutely no right to say any life — especially the lives of those helpless children — was not worth living.
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@Hiqmah2870627
Hii
@Assiya87263100
Hello everyone !
السلام عليكم يا ابطال
Il a sigle woman from algeria (kabylie), serious about mariage .im looking for a stable ,hardworking ans respectful man with good valuers .
I believe that no one is perfect and that a person's true worth in notaire defined by apppearance or physical condition .
Im open toi building a sincere relatioship and a mariage based on respect
Understannding and mutual support
Including with a man who may have a mild physical disability ,as long as there IS kidness ,caractéristiques and stablility
Thank you 🌹
@Waseem87292838
Deaf, 30, and ready to build a lifetime of love. If you can communicate with your heart, let’s talk about forever.
@Nnaemeka21831802
Happy new month 💖❤️
@jay440302
I just saw a heartbreaking story: a mother said “I wanted normal children” after harming her own kids because they had autism. It hit me hard—I live with probable parainfectious bilateral nigrostriatal necrosis, which affects my speech, coordination and movement.
But “normal” is just a word. My disability doesn’t make me less—it makes me stronger. I train hard in Olympic weightlifting, wrestling, judo, jiu-jitsu, calisthenics and bodybuilding. I’m capable, proud, and fully alive.
In Islam, Allah creates every soul with worth and purpose. No one is “less” for being autistic, speaking differently, or moving differently. We stand tall, defend our dignity, and show: difference is not a flaw—it’s a blessing. Every life matters. 💪🏽✨
