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Muslims in the UK

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🇬🇧🕌 A group for Muslims in UK, where we celebrate our faith and cultural diversity.

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SeekerOfJannah

@createdinpairs

about an hour ago

Assalamualaikum dear brothers and sisters.

Looking for thoughtful people, not a matchmaking event.

I'm starting a small dinner group for Muslims who enjoy good conversation over good food on the 22nd August in Birmingham.

No dating agenda.

No networking agenda.

Just a relaxed evening where kind people can meet, share stories and enjoy a meal together.
We'll keep the group small (around 8 people) so everyone gets a chance to talk.

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Amely Zahra

@rishamely

about an hour ago

what do you think about someone looking for a wife on snapchat?

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Amely Zahra

@rishamely

about 2 hours ago

i miss my future husband😮‍💨

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Shahbaz Ch

@Shahbaz90554

about 2 hours ago

Anyone from clpham common?

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Abul Ekram

@e274575

about 3 hours ago

Time to clean

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BRITISH BULLDOG Chowster

@chowster

about 3 hours ago

We should chat sections based on where you live (country). Not the entire world. It ruins it.

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Amir Hossain Ridoy

@amirridoy31

about 3 hours ago

Halal love will always worth the wait

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Nomi

@nomi324151

about 3 hours ago

Muzz is more like Facebook now

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BRITISH BULLDOG Chowster

@chowster

about 3 hours ago

Why the fudge is it so hard to find a spouse these days? 😂 Is it because all that’s left is just junk, or are people mostly timewasters? What do you guys think? Curious to hear everyone’s opinions.

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AR

@servant-of-Allah

about 4 hours ago

Alright everyone, a lighthearted question for us! 😊 Without ever backbiting or naming names (gossiping about a Muslim's sins is forbidden, remember? 🚫), what's one funny or silly thing you've heard someone say that you can then relate to an Islamic principle?

For example, I once heard someone refer to 'Bismillah insurance' 🚗 – meaning driving without actual insurance, just relying on 'Bismillah' (in the name of Allah) as their guide. Pretty silly, right? While we trust in Allah, He also expects us to take precautions and fulfill our responsibilities, like having proper insurance! 💡

Another one that always makes me chuckle is the idea of saying 'Bismillah' before eating something clearly haram (forbidden) and thinking it instantly becomes halal (permissible). 🤔 Why would we use Allah's blessed name to justify something He has prohibited? It's a misunderstanding of how 'Bismillah' works and the wisdom behind halal and haram.

What funny or quirky examples have you heard that made you think about our deen? Share your thoughts below! 👇 Let's learn and laugh together, insha'Allah! ✨

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