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@Umair84468763
"Some feelings never fade... we just learn to live with them."
@fati4
Peace be upon you. I am looking for a husband from outside Iraq, preferably a Shia, someone who understands and cares for me, and with whom I can build a stable home. I don't want anything more than that—someone who knows how to behave and support me. I'm not looking for games or someone to waste my time.
@ams85
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 🙏🏼
@Mojiz66893129
“When the intention becomes corrupt, blessings are taken away.”
— Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib (AS)
means that the quality of our intentions affects the blessings (barakah) in our lives.
Here’s a simple explanation:
A sincere intention—doing something for the sake of Allah, to help others, or for an honest purpose—brings peace, contentment, and barakah, even if the result seems small.
A corrupt intention—acting out of pride, greed, showing off, jealousy, or to harm others—may still bring wealth, success, or recognition, but the blessings are diminished. A person may have more, yet feel less satisfied, face constant problems, or lose inner peace.
For example:
Two people donate the same amount. One gives quietly to please Allah; the other gives only to be praised. The action looks the same, but the intention is different, and so is its spiritual value.
Someone starts a business to earn a lawful living and serve people. Another starts only to exploit others. Even if both make money, the first is more likely to experience barakah, while the second may find that wealth brings stress, conflict, or emptiness.
The lesson is that Allah looks not only at what we do, but also at why we do it. Purifying our intentions is one of the foundations of a blessed life.
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@Umair84468763
"Don't mistake my kindness for weakness."
@4lic
Alsalamu alaikum wa rahmatulLaah wa barakatu, I this is my last ditch effort to find a Shia wife this is my most important requirement). I am just looking for someone who is preferably close and is a fellow Arab who speaks Arabic (most important ) and maybe a lil English. Please let me know if you or anyone may be able to fill yhis position 🤣
JazakAllah khair
@Umair84468763
"I don't regret loving… I regret loving the wrong person. 💔"
@ApDalle32620161
Iam single from africa need she is muslim
@ApDalle32620161
Iam single from africa Am muslima