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@nabushi
https://x.com/freedomaus80100/status/2106887438522335634?s=46&t=r0FSiadok1dFdpj1Sno8-g
they should sentenced to life time imprisonment
NoMoreGulags (@FreedomAus80100) on X
https://x.com/FreedomAus80100/status/2106887438522335634?s=46&t=r0FSiadok1dFdpj1Sno8-g
@AlixSydney
Lol what or who upset Starlit??? Habibtiiiii!!! Nooooooo! Why u go???🤣🤣🤣
@AlixSydney
Just like its flexible with Hanzir , religion should be flexible with dating too, days now aren't like back then, woman have higher demands and expectations, if it doesn't go their way,its not on. So,thats the high risk for a man to meet someone and needs to get married to her asap,otherwise its haram! Divorce is also Haram then. Signing Nikah to make S3x halal is more of a Haram,because you're lieing about your intentions, a piece of paper cant protect it.
@Noor14288632
Finally, Deleting Muzz tonight!!!
What’s meant for me will never miss me☺️🙏
@Zina45149
How do I see love?
In my opinion, it is like this.
Unfortunately, I feel like we still don’t understand what real love is supposed to be like. We don’t treat each other well anymore. We moved away from religion and followed feminism and red pill and all of that… and in the end, we got lost, even though we actually need each other. And cheating has no excuse. If you’re not comfortable anymore, you can get divorced or leave and go be with whoever you want. At least you’ll only be accountable for zina, not add cheating on top of it.
When a girl loves a man, she acts like a little girl. When a man loves a woman, he acts like a man and takes responsibility, because that man cannot handle it, so she takes the responsibility herself.
I said before that we don’t know what love means. We don’t even really love. We have conditions for marriage: he has to be handsome, she has to be beautiful, he has to be tall, he has to have abs and biceps and money, she has to weigh 90 kilos… Does that make my heart love him? No. Is she disabled? Is he disabled? Love doesn’t know these things.
This is not love. Love has another meaning. Allah makes your heart love that person, and you love them without conditions, without all these standards that society created, which are basically just about appearance anyway, and appearance eventually changes and disappears. You see that person as they really are. You love their soul, their personality and their nature. Even their flaws can become things you love.
Love is that you love a person as they are, whether they have a disability or come from any social class or any group. You love them as a person, as a soul, not because of their appearance. Of course, their morals, respect, behavior and the way they treat you also matter.
Love is loving someone and trying to make them happy with the things they love. If they tell you, “I love this,” and you know it makes them happy, you try to do it, prepare it for them and give it to them. You don’t go looking for another person just because they like something you don’t. Because that person matters to you, and their happiness and joy matter to you.
Love is removing anything they hate from your life. You don’t do it and you don’t keep thinking about it, out of respect and love for them. Because if they hate something and really cannot stand it, that means it upsets them. And if you keep doing it over time and realize that talking to you is like talking to a wall, that you don’t understand and that it doesn’t matter to you, eventually they will withdraw. You will lose them.
Love is difficult. It doesn’t mean that you love me according to the wrong standards society created, standards that aren’t even real standards, just nonsense. Love is difficult because you may not find someone who loves you in the right way, someone who actually understands what love is and chooses to stay with you. Not someone who gives up on you, leaves you and moves on, or loves you according to those messed-up standards. That is not love.
Love means respecting that person, caring about them, protecting them and protecting their value and dignity both when they are absent and when they are present, in front of people and when you are alone together.
And even though I am Muslim and I accept everything that Islam allows, I am against polygamy for myself. I don’t want to share my person with anyone else hahaha. Forget about me sharing my husband with another woman, absolutely impossible 😂 Especially if I loved him in this way and gave him all this love, there is no way I could accept polygamy 🙂.
@Noor14288632
As soon as a man likes me back, I no longer like him🫠🫠🫠
What should I do?
@Ali37733906
100 moths jumped me while I was hiking. The invasion is real 😭
@Tarzbarbz
Has anybody here heard of the Tarjumah app?
@abu_yusuf_melb
@Nor333
The world can be a deceptive place, so guard your heart and be mindful—not everyone you meet on a dating app comes with genuine intentions.
May Allah protect those who are sincerely searching for a life partner. May He shield them from deception, guide them towards someone with a pure heart and honest intentions, and bless them with a love that leads to peace, respect, and a halal union.
Not every connection is meant to stay; sometimes Allah reveals someone’s true intentions as a form of protection. Trust His timing, but never ignore your wisdom.
May Allah answer the duas of every sincere heart searching for their person. 🤲🏽🩶
Salam Jumu’ah Mubarak. May your heart be protected, your path be guided, and your duas be answered. Ameen. 🩶