All things marriage
social.group.members
Marriage is half our Deen 🤲 From wedding planning to relationship and marriage advice, share all your marriage related experiences here with our friendly community ❤️
Hi everyone, I'm asking what you all did to be successful when you were just entering adulthood? Sorry I'm asking because I want to take steps that won't make me regret it later.
The Goal: Praying for a husband who thinks happy to return to home.🙈🤣🤗
Assalamaulaikum warahmathullahi wabarakatuhu everyone reading.
Just wanted to share something. I met this amazing women here on muzz, everything was fine between us alhamdulillah just that we come diff countries and logistics were the issue, we tried everything that we can, even i spoke to her parents. But after long good amount of months like close to a year. We decided to mutually call it off.
Not because i wanted to but i had too, because here parents wanted her to get married soon, her father health was not best on and off hospital.
Last night i had dream about her, she wasn't exactly in the dream but it was about her.
Now since this morning i am thinking about her, she was the best match that i was blessed with.
Alhamdulillah i got to meet her here, i have no regret. Everything that we did was under shariah we both are practicing to our best. We kept interactions halal never spoke anything outside of marriage it was all about to check compatibility.
It been over year now but i am not over her, it's just she had set the standards too high.
Tho on the surface level things look logistics and other stuff, but nothing can happen if Allah never wanted it to happen. Alhamdulillah.
So my question to you all here is, anyone of you experienced this? If yes, how did you managed it.
JazakAllahu khairan
When you’re searching for a potential spouse, actually not even searching.
Who do you think is more righteous:
A Muslim who doesn’t follow Qur’an and Sunnah
Or
A non-Muslim who happens to have the characteristics, actions, and morals of someone who follows Qur’an and Sunnah?
💭Hypothetical scenario for the ladies...
Imagine you're talking to a potential match, and an argument happens. He's clearly upset, and after giving it some thought, you realize you were at fault.
Would you:
A) Swallow your pride, text him first, and apologize.
B) Wait to see if he reaches out.
C) Let it end there because you believe the right person wouldn't let one disagreement ruin things.
And one more question: Is making the first move after a mistake a sign of emotional maturity, or do people often mistake it for desperation?
Curious to know where everyone stands. 👀
Assalamualaikum Jama’a
Nowadays, many women marry the man who is available for marriage, not necessarily the one they loved the most.
If you're not ready or available to take the relationship to marriage, be careful about getting too deeply emotionally involved. It could save you from unnecessary heartbreak.💔 Someone who genuinely wants to build a family may eventually choose the person who is ready and willing to commit.
Love alone is not always enough. Timing, commitment, and availability often determine who ends up at the altar.
Not every love story ends because love fades; sometimes, it ends because one person wasn't ready while the other couldn't wait forever.
GHOSTING IS FOR WEAK PEOPLE!!!
It takes courage, emotional maturity, and empathy to show up when conversations/conditions become uncomfortable.
Anyone can disappear. It takes real strength to stay, communicate, and offer someone the RESPECT of honest and open conversation.