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@Dareen88
@InhamUlHaq
I'm here in Riyadh and you
@lorik124375
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@gulraiz14
Assalamualaikum everyone. I hope you would be well. Here is my
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🔷 Candidate Info. 🔷
-Gender: Male
-Marital status: Single
-Name: Gul***_
-Age: 37
-Height: 6 ft
-Complexion: Fair
-Education: Masters
-College/University: BZU, Main Campus, Multan
-Monthly Income: 6 digits
-Source of income: Software Quality Assurance – Private Software House
-Sect (Maslak): Sunni
-Cast: Rajpoot
-Disability: None
🔷 Family Status 🔷
-Father's Name & Profession: __ – Runs small Auto Repair Shop
-Mother's Name and Profession: __ – Housewife
-Siblings Details: 2 Brothers, 2 Sisters
Vehicle or Transport: 3 Bikes
🔷 Residence 🔷
-House owned or Rental: Own in Sahiwal, Rent in Lahore
-Current Address: Job in Lahore, Family in Sahiwal
-Current City: Lahore / Sahiwal
-Nationality: Pakistani
🔷 Requirement 🔷
-Marital status: Single
-Financial Status: Middle class
-Age: 25-35
-Height: 5’4” or more
-Education: Minimum Bachelors / Masters preferred
-Sect: Sunni
-Cast: Rajpoot preferred / Open
-House: Own / Rental acceptable
-City: Lahore / Sahiwal preferred / Open
-Country: Pakistan
WhatsApp : 923457378716
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@rachid-amin
Good morning ❤️🫶🏻
@FaisalFarooq72138760
World is changing day by day, in the says of 90's time was slow and calm. Then came 2000 and it just started to change a lot mobile phones come across and letter got changed into calls. Then came smart phones and tablets in 2010's era temple run and iphone 3Gs was used and then came covid in 2019 and left us with AI now time is fast and people are slow.
I believe Man and women both should work and treated as equals and given same opportunities as husband and wife.
People should first love their own selves and then they can truly love others.
Khudd sy Mohabat khudaa sy Mohabat.
@adam102537
How Should a Man Treat His Wife in Islam?
Islam does not teach men to be harsh, unjust, or selfish. Rather, the Quran and Sunnah teach that the best of men are those who treat their wives with kindness and respect.
Allah says:
And live with them in kindness.
(Qur'an 4:19)
The Prophet Muhammad Sall allahu aleyhi wa sallam said:
"The best of you are those who are best to their wives, and I am the best of you to my wives."
(Jami' at-Tirmidhi 3895)
A Muslim man should:
• Love his wife and show her mercy.
• Provide for her and take responsibility for the family.
• Speak to her with kindness and respect.
• Be patient with her shortcomings, just as he wishes her to be patient with his.
• Protect her honor and dignity.
• Listen to her and consult her.
• Never oppress, insult, or humiliate her.
Allah describes marriage as:
"And among His signs is that He created for you spouses from among yourselves that you may find tranquility in them, and He placed between you affection and mercy."
(Qur'an 30:21)
The Prophet sall allahu aleyhi wa sallam also said:
"A believing man should not hate a believing woman. If he dislikes one of her characteristics, he will be pleased with another."
(Sahih Muslim 1469)
A righteous man does not see his wife as a servant. He sees her as a blessing from Allah and a companion on the journey to Paradise.
May Allah fill our homes with love, mercy, respect, and piety.
Ameen.
@sara318414
Should I unmatch with a man who hasn’t contacted me 10 hours after we matched? He visited my profile twice. I just said hi to him, and he saw it but didn’t reply. I was just wondering: if he really didn’t like me, why didn’t he unmatch me?
@JohnConnor