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@nida85480574
Asalam alaikum !
My half of the family settled abroad , so they all and I myself searching for the abroad proposals for me . Inbox only when you are serious
Searching for 🛑 Simple / Decent/ family oriented/ well mannered Educated Man …
@ShaikhShahrab
If anyone is from Winnipeg Manitoba, Canada, please contact me.
@hamza635243
Hi
@FatimabintAdam
More for my Canadian brothers and sisters
https://facebook.com/events/s/muslim-heritage-festival-2026/1686289172811173/
Muslim Heritage Festival 2026
https://www.facebook.com/events/s/muslim-heritage-festival-2026/1686289172811173/
@Rehman46442361
Looking for a someone special
@arrian988633
Is there anyone who is searching for Bangladeshi man for marriage?
@Mohameddaahi
Waxaa tahay xidigtii qarnigaan
Dumar xishoodkiyo asluubtiyo Xaragada u sidatoo Ku haboon
Xilaa tahee Qalbigiyo xiskeygana
Wadnaha Adaa xarun weyn ku Yeeshoo xilkastii aan doortay
Xalka noloshu waa adi
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@chaimaaa1032153
What is the quality that, if found in a person, would make you overlook any other flaw?
@Suhibalghanim
I have a genuine question, especially for women in Canada!!
From your perspective, do you think it’s acceptable for a man to respectfully approach a woman in public if he’s genuinely interested in marriage and simply ask whether she’s married or single?
I’m referring to a polite, respectful approach with sincere intentions not flirting, not wasting anyone’s time, and not looking for anything casual.
Do you still see this as unusual or inappropriate nowadays, or would you consider it a normal and respectful way to meet someone?
In that situation, would you see the man as confident and respectful, or as someone who crossed a line?
I’d really like to hear honest opinions from a woman’s perspective.
@waqar99
I dont argue anymore i walk away not because i m weak but because i have learned silence cuts deeper than any words ever could you dont owe explanation to people who made up their minds about you and you dont chase people who choose to stopped valuing your presence you dont beg to be understood you outgrow the need to be. I used to fight to prove my loyalty now i walk in peace and let my absence speak for me they call it cold i call it control they call it ego i call it boundaries, walking away isn't losing its choosing yourself over chaos its saying my peace matters more over your validation power isnt loud its calm it's silent and it leaves without looking back.