Muslims in Toronto

Picnic weather.

If the current Muslim marriage apps were a restaurant, what kind would they be?
Muzz = fast food, Salams = a buffet, etc.

Sometimes, staying silent is the best choice...
Because not everyone can understand the language of your feelings.
Some people may hear your words, but they will never truly understand your heart.🌸😒

Hi, I have a question about how people do ‘background checks’ on people that they meet on this app, I’ve heard of the ‘soul sisters group’ of fb and WhatsApp, has anyone ever used that and does it save you from getting involved with crazy people

Moving to Toronto soon, anyone some tips?
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What's the most 'halal' way to end a talking stage without ghosting?🥱

Salam!
Is there a benefit to getting the gold membership as a girl? I don’t have it right now cuz it’s pricey 😭😭. I keep seeing the same male profiles over and over again. With the gold upgrade do you get to see more profiles, and is your profile generally seen more often? Thank you in advance!!

Salam! Do you know of any organizations or groups in Toronto that arrange activities for Muslims, such as hiking, picnics, or simply meeting for coffee? I'm hoping to meet other Muslims and make new friends. JazakAllahu khayran!

People get offended by things way too easily these days, and they assume that if you laugh at a stereotype, you’re a racist. I met up with a Pashtun girl who I connected with on this app. We we’re having a great conversation and I made a lighthearted remark about Pathans and their anger management issues and boom the atmosphere changed. I thought it was the kind of playful stereotype people from every culture joke about. Instead, she got noticeably offended and asked why I'd say something like that.

I told her, "If I actually disliked Pashtuns, why would I be sitting here with one?" My joke wasn't about thinking Pashtuns were lesser people-it was about a stereotype that even plenty of Pashtuns joke about themselves. We moved past that part but the atmosphere was noticeably different from where we began. We ended the date respectfully but when I checked my WhatsApp, I was blocked 😂.

She was a great person, but people just don’t understand that humour works because it exaggerates the little quirks, habits, and clichés people recognize about other people. You can genuinely respect people from every background while still laughing at the funny stereotypes they've often joked about themselves.

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