Married couples who met on Muzz
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Celebrate the magic of muzz as we showcase the incredible success stories of couples who found their happily ever after! This group is a heartwarming space dedicated to sharing the inspiring journeys of married couples who met on Muzz.
@Umair84468763
"One day, someone will love me without making me question my worth.
Salam, i think most of people on Muzz are npcs
@Nafeesah54670
As-salāmu ’alaykum wa raḥmatullāhi wa barakātuh. 😂🤍
Omo… somebody come and see something! 😭😂
A sister messaged me and said, “Please help me check up on my man.”
I replied, “Your man? Which one?” 😭
She said, “The one you know.”
I just said, “SubḥānAllāh…” and kept quiet. 😂
I called the brother and introduced myself with a completely different name. 🤣
I politely asked, “Sir, hope you’re doing well?”
The first thing he asked was, “Who gave you my number?”
I said, “I’m sorry, I can’t disclose my source.” 😂
Bro hung up immediately. 😭
I went straight back to the sister’s DM and gave her a proper lecture. 🥱
A few minutes later, the brother called back. I rejected the call. Then I called him back.
He answered and said,
“Wait… are you N.A.L?” 😂😭
Ah ah… bro even knew my full name. 😭😂
Abeg, from today, nobody should involve me in relationship investigations again. I’m not the EFCC, I’m not the DSS, and I’m definitely not a private investigator. 😂🤲
May Allah make our affairs easy and grant us honesty in our relationships. Āmīn.
@faisalandyou
Would you rather...
be with someone who always agrees with you or someone who challenges you with respect?
@11493889
🫤Why is no one serious here
@yaarsha
I want reshta for myself Age 33 from Islamabad serious female inbox me
@Nafeesah54670
As-salāmu 'alaykum wa raḥmatullāhi wa barakātuh, my Ma shā' Allāh brothers. 🤍
A sincere question...
If Allah gave your future wife a complete view of your character, your habits, your private life, your finances, your anger, your prayers, and the way you treat people...
Would you still be confident she'd happily say "yes" to marrying you? 👀
Be honest with yourself. This isn't for the comments—it's for self-reflection.
May Allah make us all better than we appear and grant us spouses who bring us closer to Him. Āmīn. 🤲
@Nafeesah54670
As-salāmu 'alaykum wa raḥmatullāhi wa barakātuh, my beautiful Ukhties. 🩷🩵
Small reminder with love. 😂🤍
Please don't let anyone gaslight you into doing ḥarām things.
"If you really love me..."
"Everyone does it..."
"We're getting married anyway..."
My dear, those are not proofs of love—they're tests of your boundaries. 😏
A man may choose to play around with different ladies, but as a Muslimah, don't let anyone convince you to compromise your dīn because of empty promises.
The man who truly fears Allah won't pressure you to disobey Him just to prove your love.
Protect your modesty, your dignity, and your relationship with Allah. The right man will respect your limits, not negotiate them.
May Allah keep us steadfast and grant us spouses who help us obey Him, not disobey Him. Āmīn. 🤲
@Nafeesah54670
As-salāmu 'alaykum wa raḥmatullāhi wa barakātuh. 🤍
A gentle reminder…
Don't marry someone out of pity.
Marriage is not a charity project, and pity is not a strong enough foundation for a lifelong commitment.
Marry because you respect one another, trust one another, are compatible, and sincerely hope to build a home together for the sake of Allah.
If you're saying "yes" because you feel guilty, afraid of disappointing them, or don't want to hurt their feelings, pause and think carefully. A marriage built on pity often leads to resentment and heartache for both people.
Choose with sincerity, wisdom, and taqwā—not guilt.
May Allah guide us to spouses who are truly good for us and make our marriages a source of sakīnah, mercy, and barakah. Āmīn. 🤲
@Nafeesah54670
As-salāmu 'alaykum wa raḥmatullāhi wa barakātuh. 🤍
A gentle reminder…
Don't marry someone just because you love them. Marry someone where the love is mutual, where both of you choose each other for the sake of Allah.
Love that flows from only one side often becomes exhausting. Marriage is built on mercy, respect, sacrifice, and reciprocity.
And please, don't let anyone treat you like a servant during courtship. If they constantly control you, belittle you, manipulate you, or expect you to earn basic respect before marriage, don't assume it will magically change after nikāḥ.
Courtship should reveal character, not normalize mistreatment.
Choose someone who values you, respects your boundaries, fears Allah in how they treat you, and is intentional about building a peaceful home together.
May Allah grant us spouses who are a source of tranquility, mercy, and goodness in this life and the next. Āmīn. 🤲