Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh Earlier this year, I experienced a profound loss when my eldest child, my beloved son, passed away unexpectedly. May Allah grant him Jannatul Firdaus and reunite us in the Hereafter, Ameen. This loss reminded me of the fragility of life and deepened my desire to find companionship rooted in faith, tranquillity, and mutual care. Since 2007, I have worked hard to raise and provide for my four children. Alhamdulillah, I have three daughters, two of whom are now married, and I’m proud of the women they have become. With only one daughter left to marry, I find myself thinking more about the future and what Allah may have written for me beyond motherhood and work. It was actually my daughter who gently encouraged me to look again, reminding me that Allah may still have someone out there for me, someone who will be a source of comfort, kindness, and shared deen. Once I have fulfilled my final duty as a mother, I hope to retire from work and enjoy a peaceful life alongside a life partner who values love, faith, and companionship.

I am open to a spouse who has children, as every situation is unique and can be approached with patience and mutual respect. What matters most to me is sincerity, a strong connection to the deen, and a shared intention to build a marriage based on trust, affection, and mercy. I would ideally like to be with someone who is happy for me not to work and would welcome me taking on the role of a housewife, creating a warm and caring home while he provides and leads with kindness and understanding. May Allah guide us all towards what is best for our souls and our futures.