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@Umair84468763
"The most painful tears are the ones no one sees."
@Umair84468763
I don't fear loneliness, I fear fake feelings."
@Umair84468763
"Some souls meet for a reason, not forever."
@rashid09
Assalamu alaikkum all
Happy Monday 😍
I am looking here my life partner.
I am 29 year old living in UAE
Where are you my partner 🙈
😍😍
@Umair84468763
"My heart still has hope, because Allah never disappoints." 🌹
@Nura_1990
Let’s enjoy,,, a playlist featuring AI-generated lyrics that I created based on my poems👩🎤👨🎤
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNEYyR1Hsol0&si=NnTTy58i02y7Z_Se
ENGLISH SONGS
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNEYyR1Hsol0&si=NnTTy58i02y7Z_Se
@Haseena75514
I’m a graphic designer offering custom graphic design services.
If you're looking to bring a unique design or need something tailored just for you, feel free to drop a message.
📩 DM me with your requirements and let's create something cool! Thanks!
@Umair84468763
"Some souls meet for a reason, not forever."
@Ibrahim27330
I don’t only criticize women when I believe they’re wrong. Men deserve criticism too.
To every man who expects his wife to carry the financial burden with him: in Islam, providing for the household is your responsibility. The Qur’an makes this clear. A wife is not obligated to contribute to the rent, bills, or any household expenses. If she chooses to help, it is an act of generosity, not a duty.
It doesn’t matter if she earns more than you or even makes millions. Her wealth is hers, and she has every right to use it however she sees fit.
Marriage is a responsibility before it’s a romance. If you’re not yet able to provide, don’t force someone else to carry what is meant to be your obligation. Build yourself first, become financially stable, then open the door to marriage with confidence and dignity.
@zoyabeg30
Hi