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A beautiful relationship is built on love, respect, trust, and kindness. In Islam, a husband and wife are a source of peace and comfort for each other. Treat each other with patience, mercy, and understanding, and always support one another through good and difficult times.
A strong couple is not one who never disagrees, but one who chooses respect, forgiveness, and compassion every time. May Allah bless every marriage with love, happiness, and barakah. ❤️
@waseem268690
New here hoping to meet good people's inshallah
@NyzFinest786
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@Hamza86238532
A life built around its own reserved middle — work, friends, craft,
meaning — is the structure that makes a person worth meeting; collapse it into orbit around
one new phone contact and there is nothing left to meet. Second, and harder: do not try to
occupy theirs. The urge to become someone's everything, immediately — to sit down in the
middle of their attention — is the squatter's move, and it reads as pressure because it is. Two
whole lives, each built around its own center, choosing to face each other: that is the only
architecture that holds. The identity sentence: I am not looking for my missing center, and I
am not applying to be yours.
Every trade moves both players. So mind whom you stand beside. So mind what you
agree to become.
@Mugisha35500881
"Simple, respectful, and always smiling.life is better when shared with the right person ❤️"
@Mugisha35500881
"Kind heart, big dreams, and genuine intentions, let's get to know each other.😊🤍"
@serik
If we don’t fix ourselves how are we gonna be the example to others? Focus on your own religion, you’re walking Islam and you’re the representative of Islam. If you are not different than none Muslims then you have problem. Fix it.
@kyle91
When life gets you down, what are some ways you restore your happiness?
@farzan_as_salafi
𝗪𝗼𝗺𝗲𝗻'𝘀 𝗕𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗳𝗶𝘁𝘀 (643)
Feminism Destroys the Family
Sheikh Dagash Al-Ajmi hafidhahullah writes:
Imagine a married woman with children whose life is stable. Because of a minor problem, she asks for a divorce. When asked why, she says: "I want to live my life!"
Were you dead at home that you now need to "find a life"?
They convinced her that real life means living alone, going out without asking permission, staying out as late as she wants, and dressing however she likes. They also convinced her that a career is more important than family.
Then, as time passes, she realises that she has lost the most precious thing she had—her family—and the support of her husband. She finds herself becoming a victim of unhealthy and questionable relationships, unable to fully trust anyone. Her emotional stability disappears, and fear, anxiety, depression, and other psychological struggles begin to take hold. The tragedy is that, in many cases, she can no longer repair the damage she has done.
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