Divorced Muslims

Hi everyone im Bangalore ❣️

I am 36years I want divorce or window
2.3 babies hon koi issue ni

Live as you wish, not as others want you to; life is beautiful with good people.

Chittagong, Bangladesh

I've matched with loads of women on Muzz, messaged them, and received absolutely **** all in return.

Someone explain the rules. If we match, why the silence? Is this a marriage app or a museum?

I'm going back to the streets to hunt for my next wife. At least if she ignores me in person, I won't need Wi-Fi to get rejected. 😂

I’m on Muzz, looking for my next wife, and suddenly I come across an advert for a trans dating app.

Listen, I’m not exactly winning Muslim of the year, and my deen definitely needs some work. But even I had to stop scrolling and ask myself, have I downloaded Muzz or did I accidentally take a wrong turn into another app?

At this point, just call it AnyMatch and let everyone get involved. I’m only here looking for a wife, not trying to figure out which app I’ve opened! 😂

Hiii👋👋👋

What is hybrid love marriage....

🌸Divorce: Not the End, But a New Chapter Written by Allah🌸

Divorce is not a sign that you have failed, nor a measure of your worth as a person. It is simply one of the paths that Allah has permitted — not to break you, but to free you from what is no longer good for your faith, your peace, and your purpose in life.

Sometimes Allah gently separates two hearts, not because He is angered, but because He knows that staying together would only keep you both from drawing closer to Him. What may feel like a loss today is often His protection at work. He hears the silent prayers you have not yet found the words to speak, and He answers them in ways you may not yet understand.

Never let anyone make you feel less worthy just because the course of your journey has changed. Your true value lies in how you carry yourself with dignity, how you guard your heart with patience, and how you remain steadfast in faith when things do not go as you had hoped. Trust that saying, “Ya Allah, I leave this to You, for You know best” is not weakness — it is the truest form of surrender.

When Allah takes something away from you, it is only because He intends to replace it with something far more beautiful. A closed door does not mean you have been forgotten; it means He is protecting you from what was never truly yours, and guiding you toward what is. Be patient — what Allah has in store for you is always better than what you have lost.

It is okay to grieve. It is human to feel weary. But do not let your pain convince you that hope is gone. Your tears are seen, your struggle is known, and your reward is with Allah. He heals what is broken, and He restores what is lost — in His perfect time, not yours.

Do not be afraid to open your heart again one day. When Allah has healed you, you will be ready for someone who values you exactly as you are — someone who walks with you toward His Paradise, someone who understands that love in this world is but a means to seek the pleasure of Allah.

✨ Your story is far from over. What you see as an ending is simply Allah turning the page to write something more beautiful than you could ever imagine. Trust His plan. Trust His timing. Trust that He is preparing you for what is truly yours. ✨

🤲 “And do not despair of the mercy of Allah. Indeed, no one despairs of the mercy of Allah except a people who disbelieve.” (Surah Yusuf, 12:87)

Y getting marry is getting difficult nowadays