Muslims in the UK
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@Specialist
Do you split the bill?
Focus on every single point being made and not take things out of context to suit your beliefs.
#relationship #advice #bills
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@esssxo
It’s mentally draining to get to know someone because the conversations are so boring and small talks go nowhere.
I’m that type of woman that can’t seem to talk to multiple of people at the same time, talking to one is draining itself let alone keep my options open to find someone. I don’t know how other people have the time to do it.
It takes me good 3-6 months to try again but as usual it’s mentally and emotionally draining restarting again 🫠
Does anyone feel this way too?
@rishamely
what do you think about someone looking for a wife on snapchat?
@rishamely
i miss my future husband😮💨
@Shahbaz90554
Anyone from clpham common?
@chowster
We should chat sections based on where you live (country). Not the entire world. It ruins it.
@amirridoy31
Halal love will always worth the wait
@chowster
Why the fudge is it so hard to find a spouse these days? 😂 Is it because all that’s left is just junk, or are people mostly timewasters? What do you guys think? Curious to hear everyone’s opinions.
@servant-of-Allah
Alright everyone, a lighthearted question for us! 😊 Without ever backbiting or naming names (gossiping about a Muslim's sins is forbidden, remember? 🚫), what's one funny or silly thing you've heard someone say that you can then relate to an Islamic principle?
For example, I once heard someone refer to 'Bismillah insurance' 🚗 – meaning driving without actual insurance, just relying on 'Bismillah' (in the name of Allah) as their guide. Pretty silly, right? While we trust in Allah, He also expects us to take precautions and fulfill our responsibilities, like having proper insurance! 💡
Another one that always makes me chuckle is the idea of saying 'Bismillah' before eating something clearly haram (forbidden) and thinking it instantly becomes halal (permissible). 🤔 Why would we use Allah's blessed name to justify something He has prohibited? It's a misunderstanding of how 'Bismillah' works and the wisdom behind halal and haram.
What funny or quirky examples have you heard that made you think about our deen? Share your thoughts below! 👇 Let's learn and laugh together, insha'Allah! ✨
@Mahwish99
Please men, don’t ghost woman after talking for months and months. And when she confront you , asking same level of attention and care, you showed in beginning, why blaming her as being ‘toxic and selfish’.
I met this Pakistani man (currently in UK) here on Muzz back in October 2025. I even let him join me and my both children in our space. He was more like of a family friend to us. I was waiting when is he going to propose me, but instead he was just “convenient” being around us. Then suddenly the spark was gone. He left no time to make me feel special through his text messages and calls. I was gone crazy, I started missing him and asking him whats going on. He responded that he has started workong extra hours, took another job and dealing with his financial crisis. I couldn’t help him much.
Today, I again texted him that if he could send me a kind message like he used to. To which he said that I am blaming him. And ….thats it!
I am in tears to write any further. I wish he could have told me straight forwardedly that he doesn’t feel same thing long time ago, instead of ghosting me and treating me with silence.