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🇬🇧🕌 A group for Muslims in UK, where we celebrate our faith and cultural diversity.
@Muhammed76672408
Salam good morning everyone,have a good weekend m,full of love and peace.
@Khadija75388958
Yaa Allah, I ask You for the goodness of this day—its opening, its victory, its light, its blessings, and its guidance. I seek refuge in You from the evil within it and the evil that comes after it. Āmīn.
@Waqar14654668
We do not treat each other as human beings with feelings. 💝💘
The pain we receive hurts us deeply, but the pain we cause others… 🧐
"What did I even do that much?" they say, and simply move on. 🌸🤐🫠🌼
@Misbahkiranpk
boys are so unpredictable..!!
From poor girls they want Money. 😁
And
From Rich girls they wants Love. 🫠
@sae123
What’s a moment that you were totally inspired and in awe of Allah?
I’ll go first…I once had a dream that came true. Not just dejavu style, literally the entire narrative of the dream was something extremely sudden that played out the day after I had it. I started studying Islamic dream interpretation a year after, because I was just taken aback by the divine messages Allah can send us.
@Bas786K
Looking for my best friend- Beds/Herts/Bucks
@ZekSnaps
Looking to connect with creatives who are either MUA’s, Hair Stylists, Stylists, photographers and much more as I work in the creative industry and would love to connect with y’all! Drop me your instagrams and let’s connect ☺️.
@JilaniDaStani
Have to pity and laugh at some delusional desi and black Muslims who identify as English! 😂. You need to learn to differentiate between your nationality (British) and your ethnicity (Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Somali etc, etc"). Why would you want to be like the ethnic English anyway?
@persianprincess
Last hour of Jummah before maghrib, time to make dua 💖
@anonymous8861
When do you decide to just give up?
I guess it's not hard to sometimes browse the app.
But when do you say, I kind of want to stiop hoping that my life will be what I always wanted it to be - married with kids?
I know as Muslims, we should never give up hope. But I feel sometimes that it keeps me stuck and sometimes makes me sad. Maybe if I accepted that I'll be single forever, I might build my life accordingly? Maybe I would then finally seriously consider adoption?
I'm 39 so would like to know how people around my age deal with this within themselves.