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Dewan
45 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Seeking: Female 23 - 41
Read Qur'an: Daily
Mohammad
37 Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Seeking: Female 20 - 33
Read Qur'an: Daily
I got my masters degree and working as an electronics engineer. I am a kind person who doesn’t carry in his heart hatred to others. I forgive so easily and forget the wrong deeds person did to me. There are values I prefer the most and consider them as the core of my life. I can say they are altruism, honesty, caring, loving, justice, simplicity, compassion and generosity. I am a simple person who likes to live a simple life. A life that is away from all the complications we invented by ourselves through our traditions and added them to Islam. I do my best trying not to mix between culture and Islam. I appreciate diversity and would like to promote for diversity within the Muslim society. I am a religious person who cares about his deen and wants to apply in every part of his life. I am active and willing to be active in my society not only the Muslim society but the whole society I live in. I am to some extent an idealist person. I have been awarded the title “exemplary student” in my postgraduate, undergraduate and high school study. I read a lot of Islamic books and like reading books that are related to heart purification. I have some experience in teaching Arabic and Quran for non-Arab Muslims. I consider myself as more spiritual while being religious. I am very passionate about social work and charity activities. I have coordinated between different groups in welcoming the Syrian newcomers and helping them settling down. Alhamdulillah, I memorized around 14 Juz’ from the Quran and I read the whole Quran with Tajweed.
Zuhayr
41 Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Seeking: Female 18 - 35
Read Qur'an: Daily
Assalamu alaykom. I am a practicing Muslim man looking for a practicing Muslim woman to start a family. I was born and raised in Tunisia, but I lived all my adult life in the West: France, the U.S. and Canada. Because of this, I am bicultural (Islamic and western cultures) and multilingual (Arabic, French and English). But Islam is at the centre of my life. It defines my behaviour, and I see everything and everyone through Islamically tainted glasses. I am active in the Muslim community in Winnipeg, especially at University of Manitoba's campus where I organize and lead Jumua prayers for the local MSA (Muslim Student Association). I have an associate degree in computer science. Previous work experience includes translation (English to Arabic) and bilingual call-centres (French and English). I also started and successfully ran my own business in electronic consumables for five years. I came to Canada to further my Computer Science studies, but I eventually switched majors to study literature, which is what I really love. I am passionate about language, poetry and literature. Reading a good book is the thing that gives me the most pleasure in the world. Writing about what I read helps me organize my thoughts and shape them into a worldview (heavily influenced by my faith, of course). After I graduate soon insha’Allah, I intend to find work that involves writing, or hopefully leverage my background in IT in a field that involves language and writing (data science, natural language processing, technical writing). Regarding my character, I am first and foremost a kind-hearted person. Early and extended periods of hardships in my life made me into an introverted individual who doesn’t trust people easily, but I do enjoy the company of people who share my intellectual interests. To tell you more about my character, let me use a Big Five personality test that I recently took: - Agreeableness: I am a naturally compassionate, friendly person with a lot of empathy in me. I am protective of the people I love and find pleasure in nurturing them and adding to their comfort. I cannot stand the sight of injustice or of innocent people suffering. I subscribe to the philosophy of self-denial and self-sacrifice promoted in Islam and even by non-Muslim thinkers like Tolstoy (“The only true happiness in life is found by living for others” in Master and Man), and try to apply it to myself by fighting daily against my ego and my own inclinations (Nafs/hawa). Those who don’t know me might find me aloof and solitary, but I’ve been disappointed and hurt by people many times, so I tend to be cautious and untrusting of strangers. I expect little from people in general. But Alhamdulilleh, these traits change drastically when I’m among Muslim brothers and sisters. - Extraversion/Introversion: I am definitely an introvert. What this means is that I don’t mind being alone. I like to read a lot, and use what I read to reevaluate my view of myself, people, and the world around me. Some friends accuse me of overthinking everything… In times like these, I don’t believe that’s a bad thing. Guilty as charged! Being an introvert doesn’t mean that I avoid the company of others. I love being with devout Muslims whose company always leads to an uptick in my own faith and ‘ibada. I also enjoy intellectual discussions that enrich my understanding of the world. I have a wide array of interests: politics, psychology, history, philosophy, literature, etc. I love being around people who know more than me, or who have a different perspective in one or many of these fields. God bless our local MSA where this kind of conversations abound, masha’Allah. In social gatherings, I tend to be socially awkward and uncomfortable. Introverts like me prefer one on one interactions. Crowds of strangers can be overwhelming, although not crowds of Muslims or friends (I lead Jumua regularly in front of 200+people). - Intellect: I am interested in abstract ideas. I enjoy being confronted with novel information, even if it’s complex. I like to be organized and thorough in my thoughts. Writing helps a lot in that regard (“Writing is refined thinking” Stephen King). I like to be articulate and precise in the language I use, although this is not an easy thing to do when speaking a foreign language, even fluently. I also have an appreciation for art. Poetry soothes my soul. I compile my favourite poems in a 15-year-old notebook and I memorize the poems that truly help me be better or feel better. I love being in proximity with nature and natural things. I love being outdoors and spending time biking, walking in a park, hiking. I love animals in general and cats in particular, although I haven’t owned a pet since I was a kid. I hope I can meet someone who share some of my artistic or intellectual interests. Although this isn’t the first thing I look for (that would be religion: imen and ibada), it will make for a richer marital life insha’Allah. - Assertiveness: I am an opinionated individual who doesn’t back down from a debate. I do not hesitate to change my mind when I’m proven wrong, and I’ve been proven wrong a lot. But in the meantime, I will defend my opinion in good faith. Sometimes I get too passionate and emotional, which is not good. I remain courteous and polite even in those situations, but I consider such emotional involvement to be a flaw in my character. It’s something I work on, and insha’Allah it’s something I’ll get rid of like I got rid of other flaws in the past. - Flaws in my character: Although I am disciplined and consistent about religious practice (prayers on time, quran daily, tahajjud etc.) and about personal hygiene and the like, when it comes to academics, I sometimes struggle to keep focus or to remain motivated if I’m not inspired by what I’m doing. When that happens, I tend to procrastinate a lot and it cost me in the past. Because I’m interested in such a wide variety of topics, I sometimes jump from one field to the next instead of focusing deeply on one particular topic to gain a real appreciation and expertise. I switched majors after dedicating 3 years to computer science and even switched universities (although it was mostly because of a scholarship offer that was hard to refuse). My lack of focus has caused me issues in the past. I try to fight it by being very organized and by following a schedule. I’m improving but it’s a work in progress. Another issue that I have is that I am self-critical to a fault. I know western culture promotes self-caring, but it’s a concept I could never apply to myself. I judge myself harshly for my flaws and my failures. Very often, it takes a concentrated effort of dhikr and dua and ibada to bring myself back from self-doubt to “forgive myself” and move on. Alhamdilelleh for the great blessing of Islam. Without my faith, I would be truly lost. I hesitated to add the last paragraph, but if you read this far, you deserve to know :) Nobody’s perfect; definitely not me. Purification of the soul (tazkiyat an-nafs) is a life-long journey. I try every day to limit or eradicate these flaws in my characters that I’m painfully aware of, using books of Aqeeda and spirituality (Ibn Al Qaiym - Madarij As-salekeen comes to mind.) Wallahu al musta’an.
Sideed
39 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Seeking: Female 22 - 42
Read Qur'an: Daily
If we are destined to be together then I'm sure you wouldn't mind reading a few paragraphs. I'm a Jack of all trades kind of guy. I don't mind the simple life, but I very much dislike the thought of a normal one. I've always had trouble with the idea that life should simply be about work, but I also see the necessity for it. Overall, I try to strike a balance in all things that I do, because, in so far as I can tell, the middle path is what Islam is all about. In my life I've been through many highs and lows and I have come to appreciate that this is an essential component of life itself. If you don't believe me just go and look at an ECG chart. It is a horizontal line punctuated by peaks and valleys that represents a living, beating, heart. God speaks of having placed "signs on the horizon" for people to consider: I find this to be one of them. A heart that is represented by a flatline is symbolic of a person that is not engaged with life. I pray that God protect us all from such a fate. I was born in Pakistan, and raised in Canada, and I have tried to incorporate into my life the best aspects of each identity. At my core, though, I am fundamentally a Muslim and that is the prime lens through which I view the world. I give All Praise to God for giving me this blessing. For most of my adult life I worked in the transportation sector and even owned my own business up until a couple years ago. Ultimately the company wasn't successful, however, I would not trade away the lessons that I learned for anything else in this world. Life truly is a journey, not a destination. And by learning to appreciate where you're at, instead of where you'd like to be, you build the resilience required to patiently persevere through the valleys of life. My latest focus in life is one that is long overdue. I have been told for many years that I ought to consider "writing," but have avoided doing so simply because, to write with sincerity, requires an exploration of one's own heart. This journey is not always pleasant but it often yields the sweetest fruit. I am interested in concepts and ideas. I like philosophy and religion. I have always had a love for cars and anything with a motor. I like to spend as much time as I can in the mountains because although there is no WIFI out there; the connection is so much better. I am family orientated with old school values
Aviar
33 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Seeking: Female 21 - 39
Read Qur'an: Daily
Mohammad
26 Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Seeking: Female 19 - 32
Read Qur'an: Daily
fuad
29 Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Seeking: Female 19 - 34
Read Qur'an: Daily
Muhammad
31 Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Seeking: Female 20 - 37
Read Qur'an: Daily
Mohamed Ibrahim
35 Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Seeking: Female 18 - 28
Read Qur'an: Daily
Mohammed
23 Brampton, Ontario, Canada
Seeking: Female 18 - 26
Read Qur'an: Daily
Karim
28 Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Seeking: Female 18 - 40
Read Qur'an: Daily
JAMEL
44 Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Seeking: Female 18 - 99
Read Qur'an: Daily
Abdulrahman
42 Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Seeking: Female 18 - 25
Read Qur'an: Daily
Saad
33 Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Seeking: Female 19 - 45
Read Qur'an: Daily

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