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XX Zahrah UK
48 • Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom
Seeking: Male 30 - 49
Religion: Islam - Sunni
INARUSH
99 • Colchester, Essex, United Kingdom
Seeking: Male 34 - 42
Religion: Islam - Sunni
As-salāmu ‘alaykum. NOT A MEMBER, I CANNOT SEE YOUR LIKES OR MESSAGES. THANKS I’m a mature international student (64 years old) currently residing in the UK, where I am pursuing my Master’s degree in Speech and Language Pathology. Alhamdulillāh, I am content, independent, and grateful for the blessings in my life. I’m here to seek a halal, sincere marriage connection. I value a partnership built on mutual respect, kindness, and shared purpose. I am seeking a REVERT/CONVERT/ Muslim man, as I feel drawn to the sincerity, growth, and perspective that often comes with that journey. This is a personal preference, and I say it with full respect for everyone here. He must be based in the UK or Europe. By personality, I am warm, affectionate, and enjoy laughter and light-hearted moments. I value open communication, teamwork, and a husband who leads with kindness and responsibility. I love long walks, being in nature, and spending time with animals (I have 3 fur babies) — these simple joys help me stay grounded. One of my favourite quotes from Iman Al-Shafi i "My heart is at ease, knowing what was meant for me will never miss me. And that which misses me, was never meant for me." What misses you was never meant for you, and what is for you will never miss you..... I hope to meet someone sincere, respectful, and ready for a journey of mutual understanding and faith-filled companionship. I am here to complete my deen. I do not seek perfection—only sincerity. If you wish to give me something when we meet, even a simple gesture, like a leaf from a tree, would be appreciated.
Khushoo
26 • Bradford, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Seeking: Male 23 - 30
Religion: Islam - Sunni
Juma
43 • City of London, London (Greater), United Kingdom
Seeking: 34 - 49
Religion: Islam - Sunni
"Throw out your conceited opinions, for it is impossible for a person to begin to learn what he thinks he already knows.” ~ Epictetus, Discourses, 2:17.1 It can be tempting to let our egos get in the way when it comes to learning new things, or even more about the things we believe to be well-informed of, but what it does is limit our potential for growth by closing us off from the possibility of gaining knowledge and new insights. Maintaining a growth mindset actively is an essential part of self-improvement and thus living well [aligned with the fitrah]. Take, for instance, a person who believes they've mastered a skill such as leadership. They may benefit by learning about new ways to optimally lead their team or organisation, such as embodying empathy and facilitating openness in communication, encouraging the sharing of ideas, and implementing new project management styles for more efficient and effective teamwork. These skills are all transferable and can be woven into our existenve and brought into the world and benefit all those around us. the people we choose to share life with, or whom are part of your life, can all benefit. It is imperative that unless you know for certain something is as someone is saying, take everything with a grain of salt, because it's equally important to understand what aligns with your goals and values, and what doesn't. This is even moreso essential when it comes to seeking a spouse, who will be your companion in this life and the next. You may come across information that challenges your beliefs, like scientific research that contradicts religious beliefs. This is where critical thinking becomes crucial, but the foundation of emaan is imperative, for without a solid foundation, everything will crumble, authubillah. By balancing openness with cautious and conscious learning, we can navigate many intricacies appropriately inShaa'Allaah Ta'ala. Marcus Aurelius interestingly says in Meditations: "From Rusticus I learned to read carefully and not be satisfied with a rough understanding of the whole, and to not agree too quickly with those who have a lot to say about something." I pray all the best for everyone who is sincerely seeking a spouse 🤲🏽😊 and may Allah deal with those who seek to deceive, harm or harass His Believing Slaves☝️⚡️

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