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@GhasanAmr
Fav Moment 🩵🌅
@Samya38726916
Casaa City🤍🌼
@AAA1899
Good communication in a marriage doesn't always involve words. You can communicate with touch, a look, or an act of service, too.
Good afternoon 😊
@Umair84468763
"I don't hate you… I just miss the person I thought you were."
@Islam94043894
😂 STORY TIME…
A female friend of mine matched with a guy.
After a couple of days of chatting, he asked,
“Can I ask you something?”
She said,
“Sure.”
He replied,
“Can you ask your dad if he’s hiring?” 😭😂
Sis thought she was looking for a husband…
Turns out she was talking to a job applicant. 💀
Now I’m curious…
What’s the funniest thing someone has asked you after matching online?
😂👇
✍️ @islam94043894
@Umair84468763
"Maybe my silence is the answer you never understood."
@Afrasiyab_143
"Hello guys, how are you? Hope you're all doing well. I just want to find out if this app is genuine or fake."
@dewi
Is true about Arabic man should merried with same Arab girl as well. ?
@Umair84468763
"If love is real, it never plays games."
@NabeelAhmad67330976
I had a very bad experience in Saudi Arabia, apart from its religious significance and values.
My sponsor charged me a large amount of money at the end of every year to renew my visa and allow me to continue staying there. I managed to earn money through side hustles and odd jobs, but the job market is very limited for foreigners, as around 80% of jobs are reserved for Saudi nationals. It is their country, and I respect their rights.
At the beginning of 2025, I somehow managed to pay my sponsor for the visa renewal, no matter how difficult it was for me. A few months later, he asked me for more money and said that I could deduct it from the next renewal payment. At that time, I was completely out of cash, so I explained my situation and apologized. However, he threatened to cancel my visa if I failed to give him the money.
Eventually, he changed my employment status without informing either me or the authorities. One day, at a checkpoint, the police asked me to show my iqama (residency/work permit). They told me that my sponsor had canceled my status and that I would be deported. They put me into a police van, and when I finally got a chance to confront my sponsor, he said it was a mistake and that he would fix it only if I paid him immediately.
But at that moment, Allah Ta'ala answered my prayers. I was finally able to return home and reunite with my family after three long years.