Muslims with Disabilities
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You are more than your disability! From living with disabilities, to marriage and beyond, share your experiences, ask advice and meet others going through similar issues here in our open-minded and supportive community ❤️
@jay440302
I just saw a heartbreaking story: a mother said “I wanted normal children” after harming her own kids because they had autism. It hit me hard—I live with probable parainfectious bilateral nigrostriatal necrosis, which affects my speech, coordination and movement.
But “normal” is just a word. My disability doesn’t make me less—it makes me stronger. I train hard in Olympic weightlifting, wrestling, judo, jiu-jitsu, calisthenics and bodybuilding. I’m capable, proud, and fully alive.
In Islam, Allah creates every soul with worth and purpose. No one is “less” for being autistic, speaking differently, or moving differently. We stand tall, defend our dignity, and show: difference is not a flaw—it’s a blessing. Every life matters. 💪🏽✨
@Atherzaheer
I want marry a girl who is minor disable as I am 52and I want to dedicate my rest of life for her,
I am in Lahore Pakistan and I want tok relocate myself abroad I am multi talented n skilled can do anything
My wish is to serve my life for someone who needs a partner to help her live a happy life
Insha Allah
@jay440302
Stop feeling sorry for disabled people. We are just like everyone else—some are kind, some are rude, and yes, some disabled people are players too. Pity doesn’t define us; we’re all individuals with our own personalities, just like anyone else. Treat us as equals, not as a group to feel sorry for. 💪