Divorced Muslims
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🌷 Divorced, Not Defeated 🌷
A divorce is not the end of life. It's a new beginning, a chance to grow, heal, and find happiness again.
Respect yourself, stay strong, and remember: your past does not define your future. ❤️
Wishing peace, strength, and happiness to every lady here. 🌸
Qazi 🍂🍃
Hello
A question for divorced people: What do you value most in a new partner after divorce? What are the main things you look for in a relationship now?
These days, many people smile with their lips but hide sadness in their hearts. Everyone is fighting silent battles, and even when we go looking for happiness, it often feels like it slips through our fingers
17days then it's plan b. Alhamdulilah I have met and spoken to great women on this app, but sadly due to personal circumstances it wasn't meant to be.
Allah is the best of planners and insha'Allah see what happens and where the road takes me... For now it's just me, myself and moezza. Peace ✌️
People make a marriage profile and, in their very first message, say: “Let’s talk on WhatsApp, Instagram, or Snapchat because I’m not very active here.”
Come on, at least talk here first. Get to know each other, exchange introductions, and see if there’s even any compatibility. Why would someone just hand over their phone number or start following you on social media without knowing anything about you?
First, read the bio, share your own bio, introduce yourself, and ask some basic questions. If it seems like there’s potential and the conversation is going somewhere, then you can discuss moving to WhatsApp or elsewhere.
Otherwise, why would anyone give you their WhatsApp number or follow you on Instagram right away?