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@Mrfarhanshahzad
If you disrespect me I'll teach you how to disappear like the sun with the moon. 🙂
@sana993436
@Samreen_Aqeel
To all Muslim guys, you can still be stylish without wearing a necklace, bracelet, shorts or piercings.
@Anas25352401
On Instagram, everyone’s getting married with perfect captions. Meanwhile, I’m still deciding what’s for dinner. Life’s timeline is funny🙃
@Zaman47709098
Umm..
@Mrfarhanshahzad
The personal cost your soul pays when you indulge in sin or something haram is that you begin to lose the sweetness of your relationship with Allah in exchange for a moment of pleasure.
You may enjoy the moment, but your heart grows heavier, your salah feels harder, your duas feel distant, and the Qur’an no longer touches you the way it once did.
@Umair84468763
“Maybe the life I prayed for is taking longer because I am still learning how to recognize peace when it finally arrives.” 🌙
@Haiderreezvii
Feeling low 😞
Really wanna talk with someone stranger 🥹
@smt1988
💭 How do we really get to know our future life partner?
When we apply for a job, we usually meet the employer, discuss expectations, and try to understand the opportunity before accepting it.
But marriage is a lifelong commitment. Shouldn't we give ourselves the same opportunity to understand the person we might spend our lives with?
I'm talking about a respectful meeting in a public place, with mutual consent and appropriate boundaries—not anything inappropriate.
Online conversations are useful, but meeting face-to-face can help us understand each other's personality and compatibility in ways that messages sometimes cannot.
What's your opinion? Should a public meeting be part of getting to know a potential spouse before making a final decision?
I'd love to hear both men's and women's perspectives. ❤️