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🇦🇺🕌 A group for Muslims in Australia, where we celebrate our faith and cultural diversity.
@TimelessTradition
a few hot days in Melbourne and everyone has literally stripped. It's gonna be a long hard summer full of fitnah. All HR departments are good for is pushing liberal agendas. What happened to corporate dress code? Some of these outfits belong in a club!
@AlixSydney
Man love with their eyes, women love with their ears! Otherwise Egyptian man would never get laid lol.
@Zina45149
I have a serious question. Please be honest with me: Are you on this app to find a spouse, or are you just here to mess around, pass the time, and waste your time here?
@Missliza
Hallo Everyone 👋
@ddmmyytt
I dont think marriage app is my thing.
I tailored my profile carefully, made sure it's clear enough but at the same time leaving some space for potentials to ask more details and create some topics to discuss. But they never read it properly, instead, i ended up telling each of em to read my profile thoroughly like talking to kids.
Thought it was reaching the wrong targets because it wasn't specific and direct enough, so i made it so and they called it too serious and interrogating.
It frustrated me so i deleted it all. People came friendlier but seems to enjoy small talking with me for days.
I cant wait till the subscription ends so i can leave this all and let Allah take this over. I still believe in a natural process, like meet my future husband in a cafe or we bump into each other in the tram!
Whoever he is, i hope he's doing well out there 😌
@Eka05
Hi..
The most devastating realization as a Muslim man is discovering that the trauma you've endured hasn't just left you with painful memories, but has fundamentally changed the way your mind works. And somehow, coming to terms with the reality that you're suffering from genuine mental illness can be even more traumatic, more painful, and more profoundly isolating than the trauma itself.
You're fighting battles nobody sees or understands, suffocating beneath unrealistic expectations, cultural pressures, societal stereotypes, and outdated ideas of masculinity imposed by parents and older generations. Then there are the expectations of women, the pressures of modern society, and the religious obligations you're desperately trying to uphold in a world where living by your Islamic principles can feel increasingly difficult. You're constantly torn between what your family expects, what society demands, what women expect, and what your faith requires.
And while others might turn to alcohol, drugs, or other forms of escapism to numb their pain, many of those coping mechanisms are forbidden to you. Even the halal alternatives, like finding a loving, compassionate, caring, and nurturing wife who offers genuine emotional comfort and companionship, can feel completely out of reach.
So you're left carrying the weight of everyone's expectations, fighting your own mind, suppressing your emotions, and trying to remain a good Muslim through it all. Expected to be strong, patient, successful, and emotionally resilient, while quietly falling apart inside.
And at some point, after years of trying to be everything to everyone while having almost nothing left for yourself, all you can think is:
**** all this.
@shabazz2552
Anyone planning to take one week leave for the release of GTA 6? My brother tried to plan his parental leave but missed out.
What do sisters think of men and their command centres gaming consoles?
@Reem80
Hey Australians 👋
My story with the only Australians I know
I had a favourite teacher from Australia I loved her so much her and her husband
They were the best teachers ever and I loved their accent
So anyone here has any stories with Egyptians ?
@tanzib
Dm me if you are serious about getting married.