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Can we normalize being honest about why we’re unmatching or ending a conversation instead of just ghosting?🤨

It doesn’t make sense to match with someone, have a few good conversations, and then suddenly disappear without a word. A simple message saying you’re no longer interested or that you don’t think it’s a good match is basic courtesy.🤌

I genuinely appreciate the men who communicate before unmatching or moving on. It gives the other person closure instead of leaving them wondering what went wrong.🤷‍♀️

Ghosting may seem easier, but kindness and honesty go a long way. We can all do better.😑

What are some of the red ♥️ lights in a relationship
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Hi

A love for the sake of Allah can never fade…

Do you think sharing daily life details and financial responsibilities strengthens a relationship, or just adds more pressure to it?

I think this app has become like Ouedkniss 🫥

Why an old school person seems to be wired from some ppl when u say ur an old school it’s like ur a weirdo lol I’m confused to be honest

"Assalamualaikum, I'm Faisal from Lahore. I'm 20, a student Alhamdulillah. I'm actively practising and my niyyat on Muzz is serious, for marriage InshaAllah. Family is very important to me. If you're serious too, I'd love to connect."

Grey Eye Ep2...
'Replacements'

Every blessing you take for granted is a blessing you risk losing. Allah loves those who are grateful, and ingratitude can become a reason for blessings to be taken away. It could be a sincere friend/relative, your Deen, your rizq, or even a good rishta.
If Allah blesses you with a genuine friend but you fail to value that friendship, don't be surprised if one day it's no longer there. If you're blessed to be born into a Muslim family yet neglect your deen, remember that guidance itself is a blessing. Never assume it can never leave you. What feels like "freedom disguised in liberalism" in drifting away from Allah may, in reality, be a loss of the greatest blessing, It'll be granted to someone who values it instead.
The same applies to marriage proposals. If you reject someone, let it be for a sincere and justifiable reason not because of arrogance, unrealistic expectations, or worldly pride. If your reason is not justifiable, It'll be granted to someone who values that instead.
Ask yourself:
Is this a reason I could honestly justify before my Rabb ?
Value what Allah has entrusted to you before you realize its worth only after it's gone.

Next Up "Acceptance of Reality"