Shia Muslims

Assalamu Alaikum! I’m the only son of my parents, with no siblings. I believe in a simple, respectful, and balanced life. I’m not someone with a typical mindset that marriage is only about moving abroad or expecting a certain lifestyle. For me, the most important thing is finding the right person and building a peaceful life together.
I respect my partner’s choices. Whether she wants to be a housewife or continue her career, it’s her decision and I believe in mutual understanding. If she prefers living abroad, we can work towards that together, and if she feels more comfortable building our life in Pakistan, that is also completely fine.
I believe marriage is about being a source of comfort for each other, standing together in difficult times, and creating a relationship based on respect, loyalty, and kindness.
I’m looking for someone who balances Deen and Dunya — someone with good character, understanding, and a heart willing to build a strong partnership.
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I'm planning to create short 101 videos about some of the core learnings that we all grew up with as Shia Muslims. The target would be predominantly Americans who might be interested in learning a bit more about the beauty of Shia Islam.

Here's the list I have so far. Please help me with topics that you feel I should include in this:

Rizq
Waseela
Imam Zaamin
Juloos
Shabeeh
Taboot
Nazar
Noha/marsiya
Azadari
Areeza

I returned to this app after a few weeks and I am not disappointed.

It is still the same familiar names and faces rage baiting each other. I feel like we've turned this place into this little hub for validation. We mostly only interact with people on everything minus the intention to find someone who will embrace us with our flaws and still cherish us for the time we have left with each other.

Hi

Salam everyone,

I'm trying to identify a soz/marsiya I heard as a child in a majlis about Bibi Zainab (s.a.) and the sufferings of the Aseer-e-Karbala in the darbar of Yazid (l.a.). I've never been able to find it since, and I'd be so grateful if anyone recognizes it.

The lines I remember are Yazid speaking, ordering the captives to be paraded through the doors of his darbar:

"Darbar mein saat darwaze hain,
har aik darwaze se lana tum,
tum jitna satao ge unko,
utna nawazun ga tum ko"

دربار میں سات دروازے ہیں
ہر اک دروازے سے لانا تم
تم جتنا ستاؤ گے ان کو
اتنا نوازوں گا تم کو

(My memory of the exact wording may be slightly off.)

If anyone knows the poet, the full kalam, or even a recording (old cassette uploads, YouTube, anything), please share. It would mean a lot — this soz has stayed with me since childhood.

JazakAllah khair, and please remember the Aseer-e-Karbala in your duas.

"The strongest people are the ones who stay kind after being hurt."

Salam

I have a question to desi Shia
I saw a video of a lady saying that before she’d travel her mom would “tie imam-e-zaman on her wrist” and I didn’t understand what that means.
Can someone explain that please?

Thanks 🙏🏼