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It’s Saturday 😌 Wishing everyone a peaceful, happy, and blessed weekend ahead. May Allah make things easy for us, bring peace to our hearts, and bless us with happiness and good people around us 🤲✨
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Halal and Haram do not come with labels attached to them...
What distinguishes between them is the fear of Allah and the warmth of faith (Iman) in one's heart🖤
WHAT IS THE MAIN REASON that can turn a Muslim into an atheist?
It's just too much complaining, literally everywhere I go women complaining about men, men complaining about women, and they're all crying over looks, wealth, mindset, compatibility, busy planning their future, what future are we talking about? The one that doesn't even exist?
Why can't humans just be grounded, humble, understanding, stop hating on each other?
We all just claim to accept that marriage is half of the religion, is it really for us? Nahi mtlb Jo phly se religion hai are we even properly following it?
We break them Islamic rules whenever it suits us, becoming the very ones the angels spoke of "spreading corruption and shedding blood" & for what? For some mere mundane pleasures? Wallahi brothers and sisters, everything will end. Wealth will be gone, beauty will fade away, mindsets will shift, and compatibility won't last forever.
We were made the Ashraf-ul-Makhlooqaat, and yet look at what we are doing. Today is the day we must promise ourselves to be honest and to be thankful to Allah for whatever He has given us. Never lose hope, never complain about not having what others have. If we don't change, the coming generation will be doomed.
A reminder for everyone:
Men and women both have the right to choose who they date and what qualities they are looking for in a partner. Having preferences does not make someone rude, arrogant, or discriminatory—it simply means they know what works for them.
Whether it's language, culture, religion, lifestyle, values, personality, or future goals, compatibility matters in a relationship. No one is obligated to date someone who does not meet their preferences, and no one should be pressured into changing those preferences.
Respect goes both ways. You may not agree with someone's standards, but you should respect their right to have them—just as you would want your own preferences respected.
Rejection is not an attack on someone's worth; it is simply a sign that two people are not the right match for each other. The mature response is to accept it, wish each other well, and move on.
Everyone deserves the freedom to choose, and everyone deserves respect for that choice.