Muslims in the UK
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🇬🇧🕌 A group for Muslims in UK, where we celebrate our faith and cultural diversity.
@dani0208
Here, you will encounter some women who end a long-standing courtship at age 39 and 49 , soliciting and begging matrimony to john on multiple occasions—yet remain remarkably enthusiastic about garnishing their profile pictures and biographies with mini skirts and sacred terminology. Please stop garnishing your profile with scared terminology when your profile pictures suggest otherwise!
@Saqib20301754
Together lovely and caring very important..
@Mustakin36810
Might just become a poet.
@HassanShafi
Assalam Alaequm
Just like to share my experience, have matched with few people in the matter of weeks but a lot of people here are just wasting time, if you don’t have time to respond then don’t match in the first place…
Muzz support team should take some action against the people who are wasting others time,
It’s not a rocket science, if you are looking for someone with halal intentions and to merry then match and stay active otherwise don’t waste others time,.
Comments like,
Oh I have been busy
I am tired
I did not get time
Ignoring messages
It’s simple, you are just not ready so with due respect, please buzz off from this app!
@ali392983
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@Sangarghamshrk
Always respect other people.
@Sangarghamshrk
I need a loyal girl.
@singlemama
Salaam,
Please tell me I'm not the only one that has a busy schedule.
And people unmatch or block you because you didn't respond after 4 hours
Like outside of being a mum.
I'm a school teacher
I'm a daughter that usually helps my parents with things they need
I also help my younger brother
That's before I self care
Go gym
And sort myself out.
Like I have a life outside of my phone.
I don't have my notifications on because my daughter uses my phone.
Like gimme a break.
@Amia98781612
Muslimas - How are you coping with wearing a heavy burka and head scarf outside
I have lots of respect for Muslim women who were the burka and hijab… especially during the heat wave which is as highest 37°C
There are lots of Muslim moms with kids who come in front of my flat to play at the water fountains. I’ve seen them all around London too.
Wearing a T-shirt and shorts alone makes us sweat in this weather
How do you guys not faint/collapse? Do you sweat excessively under your burka?
What do you guys do?