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A vibrant community for those 50 and beyond ✨ Let’s talk life, purpose, and all the things that make this chapter truly special!
@pinkmoonn
Should I give up on re marrying? I’m 53 and feel way younger, and as much as I want to marry from my age group i don’t find most of them compatible. I get a lot of interests from younger age group.
Where are all the fit, active and attractive 40+bros? Cuz the only good older ones I get are catfish scammers lol
@Pahima13621117
Don't hate those who lied, cheated and betrayed to you. It will teach you to rely on Allah and expect less from creation. They will be answerable for their deeds and you will be accountable for your deeds. Teach yourself not to revenge whatever someone hurts you. Remember that Allah is witnessing all of it. Forgive them and leave everything to Allah. He will take them to Allah. It's just a matter of time.Insh'Allah
@Pahima13621117
Nepal was struck by catastrophic flash floods in the Bhotekoshi River on August 26, 2026 — hundreds have perished, many are missing, and countless families have lost everything .
📖 1. It is a Test — Not a Punishment
"We will surely test you with fear, hunger, loss of wealth, lives and fruits — but give glad tidings to the patient." — Qur'an 2:155
🤲 2. Make Du'a — It Is Our Greatest Weapon Now
"Verily, Allah does not waste the reward of those who do good." — Qur'an 9:120
🤝 3. Give — Help — Act
"The believers, men and women, are protectors, one of another." — Qur'an 9:71
🕌 4. Return to Allah — Be Humble
"Corruption has appeared throughout the land and sea by [reason of] what the hands of people have earned." — Qur'an 30:41
💔 5. Be Patient — Allah's Promise Is True
"Indeed, Allah is with the patient." — Qur'an 2:157
"Ya Allah — have mercy on the people of Nepal. Grant Your forgiveness and mercy to those who passed away. Comfort the grieving. Sustain those who have lost everything. Send them help, provision, and protection. Turn this tragedy into a means of forgiveness and elevation of their ranks. You are the Most Merciful, the All-Powerful. Ameen." 🤲🏼
@Pahima13621117
Let the Quran guide your heart when choosing a spouse.
It tells you exactly who is the right person to marry:
✅ Kind & gentle (Surah An‑Nisa)
✅ Controls temper & forgives (Surah Aal‑Imran)
✅ Humble, not proud (Surah Al‑Furqan / Luqman)
✅ Always keeps promises (Surah An‑Nahl / Al‑Mu’minun)
✅ Honest & trustworthy (Surah At‑Tawbah)
✅ Modest & lowers their gaze (Surah An‑Nur)
✅ Strong believer in Allah SWT (Surah Al‑Baqarah)
✅ Brings you peace & calm (Surah Ar‑Rum)
✅ Loves & prays on time (Surah Ta‑Ha)
✅ Always grateful to Allah (Surah Ibrahim)
✅ Respects & honors parents (Surah Al‑Isra)
✅ Values family & follows the Prophet’s ﷺ example
💡 Short Lesson:
Don’t choose based only on looks or money. Choose someone whose character matches what Allah loves. This is the kind of marriage that will be blessed, peaceful, and full of Barakah. 🤲🏼💚
@Pahima13621117
“Yaa Allah, any relationship that will not lead to a lawful Nikah — destroy it before it destroys my heart or my faith. Save me from haram love, wasted time, and false hope. Grant me only what You have written as halal and best for me. 🤲❤️”
@Mehmet99236399
Hello from Germany,
@liyan_p
Assalamualaikum. What are you thinking right now... is it the same as what I'm thinking too? 🤔😂
@ShanooR75
Age is just a number
Anyone here for serious relationship marriage💍
@siddique2003329
The Loneliness Nobody Talks About After 50
There is a kind of loneliness that begins after 50 that nobody really prepares you for.
It isn't always about having no one around. Sometimes, you can sit in a room full of people and still feel completely alone.
By this age, many of us have lost people we once thought would always be there. Parents are gone. Children have grown up and built lives of their own. Friends have become busy, moved away, or quietly disappeared from our lives. Some relationships ended. Some simply became distant.
And suddenly, the phone doesn't ring the way it used to.
You begin to realize that the people who once needed you every day now have their own worlds to live in.
You smile. You say, "I'm fine."
And most of the time, you are.
But there are evenings when you would give anything just to have someone sit beside you and ask, "How was your day?"
Not because you need advice.
Not because you need someone to solve your problems.
Just because you want to feel remembered.
The hardest part about getting older is not getting older itself. It's realizing how many things—and people—you can no longer get back.
You start missing conversations you once took for granted. A parent's voice. An old friend's laughter. A familiar face sitting across the table.
And perhaps that's why, after 50, we begin to understand the true value of simple things.
A cup of tea with someone who genuinely cares.
A phone call that lasts longer than five minutes.
Someone remembering your birthday.
Someone noticing when you're unusually quiet.
Someone saying, "I was thinking about you."
At this age, we don't need a crowd.
We need a few people who are real.
People with whom we don't have to pretend to be strong all the time.
Because sometimes the strongest people are simply tired of carrying everything alone.
And if you're over 50 and feeling lonely, please remember this:
Your life has not become less valuable because fewer people are around.
You are still worthy of love, friendship, laughter, companionship, and new beginnings.
Perhaps this chapter isn't about finding many people.
Perhaps it's about finding the right ones—and learning to appreciate the ones who stay.
And maybe, after spending so many years being there for everyone else, it's finally time to be there for yourself too.
Because growing older doesn't mean life is over.
It means you finally understand what makes life worth living. 🌹