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Marriage is half our Deen 🤲 From wedding planning to relationship and marriage advice, share all your marriage related experiences here with our friendly community ❤️

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Kaoutar LK

@kawtar253059

5 days ago

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Junaid Jhan

@khanjunaid

5 days ago

https://youtu.be/Yq_fWXKidhk?si=Ep_s9yYUr6afUe72

They will come for your houses soon like they came for the houses of the people in Gaza. Save yourself before its too late. Return to your religion, O Muslims. Return to your religion O Muslims. Return before you get annihilated

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Yasmin

@Rose2653

5 days ago

Ave just matched with someone who was pretending to be serious..he said that first delete my muzz account the the rest will follow...I did delete it...en we started chatting in telegram...and he was like do u love s**. ...why would someone ask me such a question like let's be real...why do men these days make Haram seem normal....why ask me such a question when we nat yet married...ya Rabbi ... protect me from the evil u created..

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शहद Saifi

@Shahid11196384

5 days ago

Hii

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Farhan khan

@imfarhankhan

5 days ago

I’m proud of you for breaking patterns no one ever taught you how to heal.
That takes courage most people will never understand.

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Marwa

@Marwa20455486

5 days ago

Hi

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Lamia

@Lamia68977040

5 days ago

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Mimoune

@Mimoune26753004

5 days ago

Hi

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Syed Arshad

@SyedArshad76189886

5 days ago

Character over Cash: Finding the Right Balance in Marriage 🤲✨
​I wanted to share a genuine thought based on my recent experiences, with no intention to degrade anyone or generalise, just opening a heartfelt discussion.
​Lately, I’ve noticed a positive shift where many brothers are eager to follow the Sunnah, striving for a simple Nikkah and strictly avoiding practice like dowry. However, it often feels like the primary criteria from a bride’s side heavily revolves around a man being fully "well-settled" with a high-paying job.

​I completely understand where parents are coming from. Every parent wants financial security and comfort for their daughter, she is a gem to them, and that protective instinct is natural and valid.
​But wealth and status can be fluid; money comes and goes. What truly lasts and builds a home is a person's character, Akhlaq, fear of Allah, discipline, and willingness to work hard. A well-settled lifestyle means very little if the person lacks good habits or basic respect.

​Shouldn't we place equal—if not more—weight on a man's character and potential, rather than just his current bank balance?
​Would love to hear perspectives from both brothers and sisters on this. How do we strike the right balance between financial stability and good character? 💭

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Md Asif

@Md8932942

5 days ago

Hi

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