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@Akaash28860124
I AM NEW HERE IN THIS PLATFORM I WILL FIND OUT SINCERE AND LOYAL WOMAN
@Misbahkiranpk
Some people get rejected for compatibility and immediately convince themselves it was only about money.
The truth is, marriage is about much more than wealth.
A family may consider:
- -Deen and religious practice.
- -Education and maturity.
- -Character and manners.
- -Family values.
- -Location and future plans.
- -Compatibility in lifestyle and goals.
No one is entitled to an explanation beyond, "We're not a suitable match."
If someone chooses not to continue, respect their decision and move on with dignity. Turning private conversations into public posts to gain sympathy only shows a lack of maturity.
Rejection is part of the marriage process. Accept it respectfully, make dua, and trust that Allah has written a better match for everyone.
Not every rejection is about money, status, or land. Sometimes, it's simply because two people are not compatible—and that's perfectly okay.
@Misbahkiranpk
Aslam o Alikum only serious
Complexion: Fair
Caste: Jatt
Marital Status: Never Married
Education
- -Hafiza of the Holy Qur'an
- -Alimah (Wifaq-ul-Madaris Al-Salafiyyah)
- -M.A. in Islamic Studies
- -M.A. in Arabic
Religious Background
Maslak: Ahl-e-Hadith
Family Background
Alhamdulillah, we belong to a respectable, practicing Muslim family. Our family is engaged in agriculture and dairy farming. We own 21 acres of agricultural land. Both parents are alive. We are 3 brothers (one settled in the UK) and 2 sisters.
Residence
Near Arzani Pur, Allahabad, District Kasur, Punjab, Pakistan.
Looking For
We are seeking a practicing Muslim from a family with similar Islamic values and good character. A person who offers the five daily prayers is essential, and preference will be given to someone with Islamic education (Alim). Ahl-e-Hadith background is preferred. We value modesty, strong family values, and sincere commitment to Islam. Preferably within a 50 km radius of our location.
@Dawood47837647
Loyalty is rare, if you find it, keep it.🤍
@Shoaib1108
Hello dear all.
I am in Lahore and looking for company for dinner and outing.
@ghulamhussain411039
Good morning friends 🌅
@zuni333816
In the darkest days of my life i have learn not to trust so easily...
@Raaz725336
Sindhi, Lahore-based, working professional. Open to relocating to Karachi.
Sunni Muslim. Family-rooted, but dreaming of a home of my own with the right person by my side. 💫
Looking for someone kind, understanding, and ready to build a real life together — not just a match, a partnership.
DM me or drop a 🌸 if you'd like to know more.
#Muzz #HalalDating #MuslimMarriage #SindhiRishta #NikahJourney
@maverickmind
Both teams playing good overall
@Muhammad53306433
Matched with someone on Muzz who shared her profile. It mentioned:
"We have 30 acres of land, so the person I marry should also have 30 acres."
I replied honestly:
"We have 10 acres, and around 3 acres will eventually be mine."
Her response was:
"My father will give me more than that, so you can't afford me." And she
That got me thinking...
Why are we judging a 24-year-old by the assets they already own instead of their character, ambition, education, work ethic, and potential?
Most people in their early 20s are still building their careers and creating their future. Very few have inherited or accumulated significant wealth at that age.
Marriage shouldn't be treated like a balance sheet where family wealth decides someone's worth. Respect, compatibility, values, and the willingness to build a life together should matter far more than how many acres someone's family owns.
Am I the only one who feels this mindset is becoming too common?