Widowed Muslims

Hi❤️

A little about me 🌷

I appreciate genuine people, meaningful conversations, and the kind of connection that comes naturally without being forced.

I believe that maturity is reflected in the way we treat others, honesty is shown through our actions, and the best things in life often happen at the right time.

I value peace, privacy, family, and a life filled with sincerity. I’m not impressed by beautiful words alone; I appreciate kindness, consistency, and good character.

Sometimes, the most beautiful connections begin with nothing more than a simple conversation. 🤍

Last Sunday in this month

Most guys are pretty much the same when they’re first pursuing you or starting a relationship, they’ll claim they want to settle down soon, talk about marriage, and make all sorts of promises... acting all convincing.. yeah, right! Give me a break! 🙄

Just so you know, I’m only going to marry a financial stable man (not a boy), non-smoker, performs the five daily prayers, and can recite the Quran. A man who makes me his priority, is proud to have me, supports my hobbies, and actually puts in the effort to come to my home and ask my family for their blessing.

If you’re still too wrapped up in your own little world, don’t even bother wasting your energy sending a woman DMs, saying "hello, love you, miss you, good morning" or giving us a call!

You could be more creative than just saying, "I have sent some money to you please check."
😍💃🏻 Happy Sunday Everyone 🥂😄

🐊🐊🐊 Jangan pada ngumpul di lapak gw 🤦🏻‍♀️ aku sudah pensiun jadi pawang buaya 🙏🏻

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Let's look at the psychology behind relationships.

Perhaps some people hide their real selves because they're afraid that honesty will cost them the relationship. They agree with everything, make promises they cannot keep, and present themselves as the ideal partner.

But what happens when the marriage begins and maintaining that image becomes impossible?

The truth eventually comes out, and the other person is left wondering whether they ever really knew their spouse.

Fear of rejection may explain this behaviour, but it doesn't excuse the damage it can cause.

Do you think people are dishonest before marriage because they fear being rejected, or because they believe getting married matters more than being truthful?

I'm interested in realistic opinions about both men and women.

Sins it's event that Allah doesn't like it
Allah enable us an our dreams to meet with the right woman in our life for love ❤️ an kindly an respect inshallah

If you’re looking for marriage, then talk about it in the inbox. Don’t waste your time on so many apps just to make friends with someone.

“My kind of love is simple: respect her, protect her peace, make her smile, and choose her every day.”

Finding the suitable woman for marriage must begin with becoming the best suitable man who embraces the duties and responsibilities of marriage as a sacred obligation. If you don’t accept and embrace the duties of establishing a family leave women alone.

The Quranic mandate is clear and men must not attempt to escape or diminish the rights of women whom they seek in marriage. Women don’t be fooled by your desires and excuses men from their duties. You are not helping us but setting us up to fail you every step of the way. Our assignments are clear and God is not in the business of playing games with your life and the lives of your children.

If you want the best of men stay on God’s plan and marry only men who demonstrate full acceptance with love and joy for being the husband that you want, desire and deserve. You too must become suitable for marriage before the wedding. Now get married and enjoy the amazing journey but brace yourself for life’s challenges. Marriage can be beautiful especially when you are dangerously in love.

Bismillah.. Saturday, working at home

Actually, I have an age limit in mind when looking for a husband. In my experience, 90% of the men who come into my life are significantly younger than me. The other 10% are around my age or slightly older, but it always turns out they already have a wife 🤦🏻‍♀️.

Actually, if the first wife were sincere and willing to propose to me on behalf of her husband, I would still consider it. But honestly, I don’t want to hurt other women. Usually, once I find out a man already has a wife, I cut him out of my life.

I’m afraid people might think I’m a pedophile if I get involved with someone much younger! 🤣
Haha, no.. that’s not it. The real reason concerns the emotional stability of younger men, they often end up cheating or flirting with other women, though, to be fair, older men can be unfaithful, too.

From the start, I’ve been well aware of the risks involved in dating men 10–20 years younger than me, things like how family and others might react, or issues regarding my fertility. I still wish to become pregnant and have children, Allah willing. However, the men I meet who are older than me no longer want children, and my energy tends to align better with younger men.

That’s why I’m realistic: if I were to marry a younger man, once I reach my 60s, if I am no longer able to attend to his needs or provide him with children, I would choose a second wife for him. Myself I’d be the one to select his other wife, not him 😁, to ensure the marriage functions better. I know, of course, that in the deepest part of one's heart no woman wants to share her husband, but if you truly love your husband with all your heart, you have to be fair about his biological needs.

Note that this only applies if the husband’s financial situation is good or more than sufficient; if he is still poor, he’d better just focus on one wife.

Gak usah banyak gaya u pada! Minta istri lebih dari satu kalo masih miskin 😤👊🏻