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Married couples who met on Muzz

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Celebrate the magic of muzz as we showcase the incredible success stories of couples who found their happily ever after! This group is a heartwarming space dedicated to sharing the inspiring journeys of married couples who met on Muzz.

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Aymane

@Aymaner

9 days ago

Hey 👋 I’m Aymane and you ? ❤️

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Husnain Rajpoot

@Husnainrajpoot21

10 days ago

True love, too, is granted only to the fortunate.

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Ishaq Bacha

@ishaqbacha89

10 days ago

You'll never find someone who is a perfect match for you. A healthy relationship requires compromise and mutual sacrifice from both sides.

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Jahed Hussain

@Jahed10645088

10 days ago

Hi

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Hano Enesh

@hanane304416

10 days ago

💍💍🤲💐.

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Jahed Hussain

@Jahed10645088

10 days ago

Hi

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Jiya

@Jiya49055590

10 days ago

😊

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Umair Rashid

@Umair84468763

10 days ago

I don't need promises, I need consistency."

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Anonymous

10 days ago

As Salāmu ’Alaykum wa Raḥmatullāhi wa Barakātuh 🤍

A genuine question for those who are serious about marriage.

We often ask about deen, finances, family, children, and future goals. But many people avoid talking about intimacy because it feels awkward.

Yet intimacy is one of the rights of both spouses and an important part of a healthy marriage.

So, is it appropriate to respectfully ask someone you’re planning to marry whether they have any medical or physical condition that could affect intimacy?

If yes, how would you ask without embarrassing them or crossing Islamic boundaries?

I’d love to hear your thoughts. Let’s keep the discussion respectful and beneficial, bi’idhnillāh. 🌿

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Umair Rashid

@Umair84468763

10 days ago

"Some feelings stay forever, even when people don't."

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