Muslims in the UK
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🇬🇧🕌 A group for Muslims in UK, where we celebrate our faith and cultural diversity.
@dodi187
Are any sisters on here watching - The Madalorian,
Silo? Or anything interesting, suggestions?
@unknown_11
Where are the serious men!!!
@khlyl77
Good evening, filled with peace and tranquility. I wish you a peaceful and restful night, one that rejuvenates your energy and vitality. I hope you have sweet dreams and a brighter reality awaits you with the dawn of tomorrow. Good night.
May God protect you.
@hasan816
I matched with a girl who wasn’t even Muslim she just wanted to do things with Asian guys fml
@Yasmine43811768
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@hk7866
You’re laughing at people building businesses while you’re celebrating payday.
Imagine waking up every day to make someone else rich, then calling it “security.”
£2k–£4k a month isn’t wealth. It’s survival.
The average person will defend the life they’re trapped in because they’re too scared to take a risk.
Build a halal business.
Create income that doesn’t rely on a boss.
Stop renting out your life for a monthly payslip.
Keep scrolling if you’re happy staying average.
If you’re serious about changing your future, start today.
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@Waleeja1996
Salam looking for religious match
@hchyofficial
Brothers and sisters, can we talk about something real? As Muslims navigating the modern world, why are we still clinging to rigid patriarchal interpretations of faith while the Ummah suffers from inequality?
The Prophet ﷺ elevated women in ways that were revolutionary for 7th century Arabia — giving them rights to inheritance, education, and consent in marriage centuries before the West caught up. Yet today, some 'traditional' views silence women's voices, push early/forced marriages, or treat sisters as second-class in mosques and decisions.
True Taqwa isn't gatekeeping knowledge or power from half the Ummah. Progressive Islamic feminism (yes, it exists — look at scholars like Amina Wadud or Fatima Mernissi) shows we can reclaim our deen from cultural baggage. Climate justice, anti-racism, and dismantling colonial mindsets in our communities are jihad too.
If you're seeking a spouse who actually walks the talk on justice and equality (not just 'pious' on paper), let's discuss. Change starts with us. What's your take? 🔥 #MuslimUmmah #ReformIslam #ProgressiveMuslim"