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@AbdulKarim55
My recent obsession with surah Al-Asr has continued into my Maghrib salah this evening.
As I finished it occurred to me that finding a wife may be more difficult than i first thought.
What wife would want a brother who is at the initial stages of building financial stability?
Women (rightly or wrongly) demand much from a potential husband these days and financial stability is a deal maker or breaker.
What financial stability did the prophet of Allah have? I need to look that up.
I wonder how the women of today would have assessed our prophet (s.a.w) when considering marriage?
Allah knows best.
@moina51979
Can we just live in the matrix already....Use me as a battery.
@sister520646
Salaam alaikum everyone.
I’m looking for a brother aged 28-40 (ish), kind/considerate and open minded.
I’ve been married once and have a child alhamdulillah.
I do have hsv (coldsore/herpes virus) - something I’d usually disclose at some point but thought I’d try putting it out there as you never know (a lot of people have it themselves).
Feel free to dm if you have any questions and I’ll try and respond when I can. Jzk 🖤
@Enigmatic
The mental gymnastics... 😑😑😑
@Usman420
🕌 Assalamu Alaikum! 🤍. I’m genuinely looking for a life partner, preferably a British Pakistani or British Muslim woman, with sincere intentions for marriage. ❤️💍.
@startwithbismillah
I do alot of mentoring for young people from broken homes especially in the BAME schools ,
But I must say this year had been the most challenging I have seen in a very long time.
The amount of children on breadline poverty and some don't have appropriate sanitary products is crazy for an country like England.
It's leading to youngsters literally running away from home to find s group to live with.
If you can foster then please try to slow the curb, or simply donate to a food bank,
Winter time the stocks are needed the most.
Jazakallah kahyir
@R321_
the courtroom sketch of Tommy Robinson crying...
@asha453256
Ladies, please be aware.
I recently got to know a man on Muzmatch who explicitly stated on his profile that he was 100% serious about marriage. After speaking for a few days, he suddenly admitted that he was not over his ex-wife, that he still loved and missed her, and that if she had reached out to him, he would have taken her back in a heartbeat.
His exact words were along the lines of, “Had I not been on Muzmatch, and had I not liked your profile or messaged you, if she had messaged me, I would have taken her back in a heartbeat.”
Excuse me, WHAT?!
Why are you on a marriage-focused platform claiming to be serious about marriage when you are still emotionally attached to your ex-wife and would return to her without hesitation? Even though he explained that she did not want him.
What makes the situation even more confusing is that he was constantly online before suddenly blocking me.
It honestly makes me question whether he is still entertaining other women on these platforms while knowing full well that he is not emotionally ready to move on or commit to anyone.
For the record, he is also on Jumaa. He goes by the name Frankie from Hounslow aged 39 and his main photo is him in black shalwar khemise.
I am sharing my experience as a reminder to other women to be cautious. Please make sure you ask the right questions and look beyond what someone's profile claims. Someone can say all the right things about marriage, but their actions and emotional availability tell a very different story.
Marriage is not a game, and people's feelings are not something to play with. If you are still in love with your ex and would take them back in a heartbeat, be honest about that before pursuing someone new.
I will leave it at that, but I hope this experience serves as a reminder to protect your hearts and be mindful of who you invest your time and emotions in.