Muslims in America
453,290 members
🇺🇸🕌 A group for Muslims in the United States, where we celebrate our faith and cultural diversity.
@MArsalan6567
"Islam says you're made in pairs to find each other.
But Islam says something very important that people don't take into consideration.
It said we created you in different tribes, different locations so you can meet.
But then you have people who want to marry people from their culture, their city.
Like I don't know how convenient God made this game that your right match is in your city.
The same neighbourhood.
In Dubai, in my neighbourhood, my mom's friend's son or daughter, you know. 😂😂
It doesn't work like that.
And God encourages you to go out there.
To meet people, to learn, to meet different tribes and cultures and all that, to merge them together.
People don't do that.
They just want to stay stuck in something, in a program that they've been bred on and fed to.
'Sister, kids, you only belong to someone like you.'
How boring! How uninteresting is this game now?
And this is why they end up getting married and 'no I'm not happy, I'm not happy, I'm not happy'.
Well, you're searching in a pool while there is an ocean out there. 💯💯
Also Islam says that these things like children, money, marriage and all that is just the fun of life.
Whether you get it or not doesn't mean life is not complete.
Finding yourself, finding God, finding your divinity makes life complete.
You know, enjoying this experience makes life complete."👍👍🥰🤲
@jameel911878
Why do people gain weight right after getting married? 🤧🤔 Is it actual science 🧪 or just endless post-wedding feast mode? 🧫😭
@Negociator
Woke up this morning thinking that I’d trade my wife for a Rocket 3 GT.
@jindo5050
It is very difficult to find out loyal partner who believe on true bonding of love, who respectfully own the men, ,who talk about marriage instead of long term relationships. I Think nobody, everyone is here for chitchat.
@Snbokhari
Notice everything, but keep your mouth shut.
@PlateTheory
This a controversial take, I would like anyone to think critically of. I just would like honest opinions. Just High IQ commentary.
While it is factual that as an American we have our a first Amendment rights (Freedom of speech).
It is also factual, as Muslims, that Allah Blessed us with free will. So that our actions, decisions, and words can be judged (Day of Judgement). In other words, our time on earth is a test and our life choices are susceptible to being perishable.
I’ve also heard from many that Sharia Law isn’t compatible with first world democracy. Do you agree?
Secondly, do you think Allah’s blessing of free will is the equivalent of our first amendment rights?
@sultan415624
We are scared to trust anyone, yet there is still hope. Some people have gone through a lot, which causes them to have trust issues—which is completely understandable. However, just because someone hurt you, it doesn't mean all people will be the same.