Muslims with Disabilities
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You are more than your disability! From living with disabilities, to marriage and beyond, share your experiences, ask advice and meet others going through similar issues here in our open-minded and supportive community ❤️
I told a girl I have speech and language difficulties, coordination problems, and abnormal patterns of movement. My full disability name is probable parainfectious bilateral nigrostriatal necrosis, and it’s similar to Parkinson’s. She unmatched me after, but I get it — she just wasn’t strong enough to handle me. But I love being disabled, it’s who I am and I wouldn’t change it. It just goes to show, disability brings out people’s true colours, you see exactly who’s real and who isn’t.
Should I mention the fact that i’m autistic in my bio? Or is that something i should reveal later down the line?
So many liars and scammers on this app sisters be aware it absolutely disgusting that men of our ummah stoop soo low levels 😡😡😡
If you have a disability and don't have confidence because of it, you need to stand up. Nobody is going to save you; they will try to destroy you. You have to save yourself. Don't let anyone step on you. And if someone accuses you of using your disability as marketing? I don't give a f . F off.
If someone rejects you or doesn't want to marry you because of your disability, let them go. They don't deserve a fraction of your light. Life is too short to beg for acceptance from people who can't see your worth. Don't waste a single tear on them—if they can't handle the real you, they don't deserve you. Tell them exactly how you feel and move on, because you are a prize and they are the ones missing out.
i have a six years old brother with mental disability . it's not easy but Alhamdulillah medication are working miracle