Muslims with Disabilities

Hello I am living with HIV since birth and am on treatment, and my viral load is undetectable. I live a healthy, active life and believe in honesty, respect, and open communication. I hope to meet someone who is kind, understanding, and values character above all else.

how long do u wait until sharing your disability?

believe real relationships should be based on sincerity and shared values, not money or convenience. If someone’s only interest is financial support, that’s not the kind of connection I want

Assalamu alaikum. I want to speak honestly: I don't have much money right now. Life is not easy, but I trust in Allah’s plan and I keep working hard. I will never give up — I believe relief and blessings come with patience and faith, insha’Allah.
I may not bring wealth, but I offer a good heart: respect, humility, loyalty, and care. I will honor and protect the woman I marry, and stand with her through every challenge. If you have been trying to conceive and facing hardship, I promise to support you with love, patience, and dua; together we will ask Allah for His mercy.
If you seek a sincere, faithful man who values family and respect, I would be grateful for the chance to know you.

For marriage girls

Assalamu Alaikum
Any deaf or dumb girl looking for marriage in UK. Only UK living person please.i'm London based

Salaam everyone! I want to know what is your opinion about Muzz member filter for communication: sign language should be free? Deaf people is so SMALL in the world! That is why, deaf muslim have difficult time to find marriage!

Anyone mostly antisocial or with a fear of rejection near Toronto ON who needs someone to hang out with?

Disabled people matter, and every single disabled, autistic, or neurodivergent life has deep, unshakable worth, purpose, and the right to live freely, happily, and safely. For me, my disability is a gift from Allah — because if it were not for this part of me, I would have ended myself. And here is the raw truth: if disability was truly as terrible, unbearable, and "awful" as some claim it is, and if every single person in this world was disabled, then this world simply would not exist. The fact that we are here, building lives, loving, and thriving, proves that our lives are worth living — just as Allah intended them to be. He creates every single soul with equal value and a unique reason to be here, and He has given me this gift to help me find my way, to teach me things I never would have learned otherwise, and to keep me here in this world. No one has any right to judge, dismiss, or look down on a life He has blessed — especially not to claim our lives are full of only suffering, to say we are better off never being born, or to defend harm against us. This goes against everything that teaches us to honor and protect all life, and to recognize the beauty in the diversity of His creation. We do not need anyone to decide for us what our lives are like, or whether we "deserve" to exist — we already know how much joy, love, and value we bring to the world, and that our worth comes from Allah alone. I am saying this because there is someone on this app claiming we do not matter, and that is something I will never stay silent about.

Assalamu Alaikum.

If you have a physical disability and feel that people keep rejecting you because of it, please don't lose hope.

To me, a person's faith, character, kindness, honesty, and values matter far more than physical perfection. A disability does not define your worth or your ability to build a loving and successful marriage.

If you're sincerely looking for a halal marriage and would like to connect with someone who values the person more than the disability, feel free to send me a DM.

May Allah bless everyone with a spouse who sees the beauty of the heart before anything else. Ameen.