Muslims in London

Thanks to Jamaa social that reveals people's actual face.

After chatting for a week I asked someone if I can see her jamaa social. At the beginning She hesitated but shared later. I visited her jamaa profile and checked what kind of people she follows, what type of comments she made to other people's posts. After checking her likes, comments, replies to other people I discovered the real face of her. And I know such double face woman can't be my wife.

(Btw, according to Jamaa's crystal clear interface you can easily see people's likes, comments, replies to other people.)

Some people claim, they are super busy professionals but they comment on people's posts in every 5 minutes even on working days in business hours. HOW they find time to be on social sites always?

Some other people claim they follow religion strictly, but they participate non-islamic activities and entertainments. They support non-islamic posts, hate comments. And they use bad and offensive words to others while talk. How come they are religious?

Our regular and natural behaviour reveals our actual face as person. That's why our beloved Prophet PBUH said, don't trust anyone until you checked the person's background.

Not only me, no Muslim man wants a wife with two face unless there is strong materialistic needs. Alhamdulillah, I have no materialistic needs, as long as I am standing on my feet, there won't be any need of that Insha'Allah.

All I have, spiritual needs, religious needs, and social needs. It's impossible to fulfill these needs alone.

Searching is on 🔎🔍-------

Hello, I want to meet a girl.

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Common sense is not so common in the house of commons - Abotz

I need a "Fakeer Tabiyat" partner for marriage.
By "Fakeer Tabiyat," I don't mean someone who is poor. I mean a person who is humble, simple, and content with life.
Someone who: • Doesn't have arrogance and treats others with humility. • Isn't overly attached to wealth, fame, or material things. • Prefers a simple lifestyle. • Is kind, gentle, and loving toward others. • Is grateful and happy with what they have. • Doesn't carry jealousy or hatred in their heart.
For example, even if a person has a lot of wealth and success but remains simple, humble, and free from greed, people would say, "He is a Fakeer Tabiyat person."

Tonight, I’m stepping into my role as your resident agony aunt extraordinaire! Got a dilemma, a drama, or a decision that’s tying your brain in knots? Send it my way.

I’m all ears... or should that be eyes? 👀

No problem is too big, too small, or too wonderfully ridiculous. By the end of our chat, I can’t promise miracles, but I can promise you’ll leave feeling a little lighter, a little clearer, and a lot more confident about your next move.

In the constant rush of London, I am looking for a soul that finds its peace in stillness. True connection is not about being in the same city, but having the same vision for the future.

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***Question for the people on Jamaa/ Muzz 👀***

You’ve found “the one” on Muzz/Jamaa.

The only thing they’re asking for is a prenup/postnup because they have significant assets and want to protect what they’ve built.

Is that a deal-breaker, or would you still marry them?
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I dont really use this app but one day I happened to match with someone that gave me a reason to open the app 😂 this guy is absolutely perfect but hardly speaks and replies after days, I really have understood now why some people unmatched me before and I am actually sorry now🤣