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41 Years :: Divorcee :: United Arab Emirates
I am a very fun loving and a witty being. I am an independent woman who has a family to take care...
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41 Years :: Divorcee :: Australia
I am a simple down to earth person. Loving, caring and fun to be around. I am a good practicing...
34 Years :: Divorcee :: India
A well-educated and successful professional working in the private sector, our relative/friend is a...
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38 Years :: Divorcee :: United Kingdom
﷽(“In the name of Allah, The Most Gracious and The Most Merciful“) As a practicing...
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46 Years :: Divorcee :: United Arab Emirates
I am a down to earth person,God Fearing, Brutally Honest, Committed, Simple, cheerful, friendly yet...
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41 Years :: Divorcee :: Pakistan
I am an optimistic and modest muslim who has developed into a mature, sensible and stable person...
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35 Years :: Divorcee :: Azerbaijan
I am a praying muslim who is looking for a wife to give me and her a better life for this dunya and...
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54 Years :: Divorcee :: United Kingdom
I am a practising Sunni muslim UK based I have 2 teenager children from previous marriage I am...
38 Years :: Divorcee :: Cameroon
As salamu aleikum wrwb I am a practicing muslim, i love my religion a lot and tries everydayto work...
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29 Years :: New Muslims :: India
Assalamualaikum Wa Rehemetulla Hi wa Barakha Tuhu I'm a practicing Muslim. Trying my best to...
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Marriages have quarrels, divorces, and social and financial commitments yet the question remains, “Why is marriage important?” The husband works 9 hours a day and at the end of the month, he hands over his money to his wife. The wife manages the entire house and yet she never gets her salary but has to...
The phrase “my better half” is often used to describe one’s spouse. A person who shares life’s journey through faith, responsibility, and compassion. In Islam, marriage is not about romance or casual companionship, it is a sacred covenant (nikah) that completes one’s faith and brings tranquility to the heart. وَمِنۡ ءَايَٰتِهِۦٓ أَنۡ خَلَقَ لَكُم مِّنۡ أَنفُسِكُمۡ...
Time is not wasted in hours and days.. but also in minutes and seconds regularly, and if you sum them up you will realise that you have wasted a lot of days and months! Just consider the amount of time you waste waiting for a bus or for a friend who is late. Or loitering...