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To the young men out there who stays with their parent pays no bills or rent because you have the opportunity to do so. Put half your pay check or minimum 1k into a trading ISA invest your money not the S&P 500 not the ETF as you’re young your risk tolerance is higher. As you don’t want to be 30 with no money no savings.
I’m 24 I pay the bills etc and i honestly started late if I started at 20 I could had owned a property by now but I didn’t. I only started few month ago. And investing is working now I’m working my **** off 60 hours a week so I can put minimum 1K a month into my trading isa so when I’m 27 I can buy a property. I’ll even firm it an extra 3 years so when I’m 30 depending on my stocks I would have around 200k tax free and buy a property up north to rent out then use that as equity to buy more. So please save your money and invest take risks.
Has anyone been to the private Muslims Meets dinners organised in London and elsewhere by Muzz?!
Just looking for some feedback and if it is actually worth it?!
In any country you will live in, it will feel safe and comfortable if you are with the right person🫂
Hi um a Software engineer seeking a bug-free relationship. Realistically, willing to work through updates and patches together,
Why is it most man lost their hair by the age of age of 30
Does it bother you ladies who are looking for a partner 🥺😢
No, I don't believe that all men and women in their 20s and 30s already got involved haram relationship.
All the hate comments I received on my posts regarding haram relationship, one thing is very clear and common in their views. If we analyse their comments carefully, then one common meaning comes out from their thoughts. According to them, all girls in their 20s or 30+ already committed haram relationship and did sin.
No, I don't believe in that at all. Maybe some of them who are weak minded, easy target for evil man committed sin. That doesn't mean all are same. Before generalisation please look at your own hand, your five fingers are not equal. Then how could you say that girls can never stay single without man touch? Probably you couldn't resist yourself from getting involve in haram things, that doesn't mean all are same!
We still have men and women in our society who take Islamic value as life driving force from the beginning of life once they turn into adulthood. And they are constantly fighting to keep them safe from evil stuffs of so-called modern societal trends.
I strongly believe, we still have some women in our society who take Hazrat Khadija (R), Hazrat Fatima (R), Hazrat Ayesha (R) as their idol of life. They try to follow those pious women's lifestyle in this modern age even after being highly educated. Modern education never advise you to forget your faith and morality. We still have high educated women who follows deen strictly and constantly fighting to keep them safe from evils. I'm looking for one of them.
Talking about someone's secret sin is forbidden in Islam. For example, a person committed a sin secretly, somehow you witnessed it as 2nd or 3rd person. Then you should not talk about that sin publicly, it's forbidden. But haram relationship is an open thing. The person involved in haram relationship talks proudly about that in public. "Look, that's my boyfriend, that's my girlfriend, oh that's my friend's girlfriend, that's my friend's boyfriend, they are such a cute couple. Oh that's used to be my friend's lover, but they dumb each other!"
Now you tell me, how come openly committed haram relationship is person's secret sin?
Struggling Omg Last day today of this nightmare of a heatwave 😭🥵🥵
Thankgod it's over tonight, can't wait for it to be back to normal temperatures from tonight onwards.
Money & Marriage in Islam: Who pays for what? 💶🕊️
In Islam, financial roles are explicitly defined: the husband bears the sole responsibility to provide for the household (housing, food, bills), regardless of his wife's wealth. Meanwhile, the wife enjoys full financial independence: her income is strictly hers, and any financial contribution she makes to the home is seen as a voluntary act of charity (Sadaqa).
However, with today's rising cost of living, real-world dynamics are shifting.
Should the husband shoulder everything alone, even if it leads to burnout?
Should the wife contribute financially to ease the burden?
How do you strike the right balance in your marriage?
Let’s debate in the comments: Do you stick to traditional financial roles, or do you prefer a modern, shared approach? 💬👇