Fun and Games

🚗🧎🏼‍♂️Next time you lock yourself out of your car, start talking to the lock.. communication is 🗝️ key

📺🍿Last night wifey and I watched two movies back to back..good thing I was the one facing the TV..so she just listened I guess

⛰️🛞 My fondest memories are of when my Dad used to roll me down the hill in a tire..those were Goodyears

🗣️Shout 'OUT' to all the people who ask what the opposite of 'in' is

✈️All flights at the John Lennon Airport are grounded...☁️🌥️imagine all the people

Females would be like
"He should be caring,religious, calm, patient, listener...yen yen yen yen....
Then end up with an arrogant,miopic shallow minded rich man 🥴🥴
How do you explain this?

If you stumble upon a time machine on your way.

What year would you go back to? And why?

Y'all what's your favorite breakfast?

It's 9:30 am -- here in Ottawa

Where y'all at?

Women Working in Islam: Dignity, Modesty, and Responsibility

Islam recognizes women as an important part of society and places great value on their dignity, honor, and rights. A woman can gain knowledge, develop her skills, and play a positive role in the progress of her community.

In Islam, a woman's work is not forbidden in principle, but it should be within the boundaries of dignity and Islamic values.

A woman can work in fields such as education, medicine, business, administration, and other lawful professions, provided that:

🌿 Her work is lawful and honorable.
🌿 She maintains modesty, dignity, and Islamic manners.
🌿 Her interactions with men remain professional and within the limits of necessity.
🌿 The workplace protects her safety, respect, and honor.
🌿 The rights of her family and children are not neglected.

The presence of both men and women in a workplace is not the only issue; what truly matters is the intention, behavior, and boundaries that people maintain.

Islam does not seek to make women without value; rather, it encourages women to be respected, protected, educated, and beneficial members of society. An educated and ethical woman is a foundation for a strong family and a brighter future.

Islam teaches that a wife has two fundamental rights over her husband: financial rights and moral rights.

A husband is responsible for providing his wife with food, clothing, shelter, and everything she needs to live with dignity. He should also treat her with kindness, respect, and compassion, helping to build a happy and peaceful family.

My personal goal is to be the kind of husband who fulfills both of these rights, respects his wife's dignity, supports her education, and never forces her to work to provide for the family's basic needs. If she chooses to work because it is her own dream or ambition, I will fully support and encourage her.

I know that many women today may not agree with this perspective, but I hope that one day I will find a wife who understands my values, accepts them, and together we can build a life based on mutual respect, love, trust, and understanding.