To My Future Spouse, Assalamualaikum, If you’re reading this, I pray Allah has written something good between us. I’m a woman who has gone through enough in life to know what matters most: peace, honesty, and a home that feels emotionally safe. I’m a mother to a 12-year-old child, and raising him to be a good Muslim is one of the biggest responsibilities and intentions I carry every day. I’m not soft-spoken, but I try to be thoughtful. I value meaningful conversations, mutual respect, and being able to be myself without fear of judgment. I appreciate someone with a good sense of humor, patience, and the kind of calm strength that brings stability - not control. At this stage of life, I’m not chasing perfection. I’m hoping for a partner to share the next 20-30 years with, in a way that aligns with Islam. Someone I can grow with, spiritually and emotionally. Attending lectures together, raising children in a healthy environment, and striving for the akhirah as a team. If you value intentional living, emotional honesty, and a relationship grounded in faith and mutual support, and barakah in the everyday, then maybe our paths were meant to cross.