All things marriage

Nah ive just seen a naked man and woman Astagfirullah on one of the new ads thing muzz what are you guys doing????? This is supposed to be a safe place for Muslims!!

Loyalty isn't about having no options. It's about having options and still choosing the same person every single time.

Hello !!😇

Some thoughts to think and ponder about....💭

Is marriage only about love?

Although it'll be one of the most important riding factors in a marriage, majority of the time it'll be about testing your patience, character and sincerity. It'll be the little disagreements, yet you'll still chose restraint. It'll be the silent duas when no one sees your patience. It's forgiving before your even asked to do so.

Marriage isn't two perfect people finding each other, it's two people choosing to stay, build a life together and when it's done for the sake of Allah (swt), it becomes half your deen.

So next time don't ask am I going to be loved but ask instead can I still give if i'm not being loved the way I expected.

Marriage isnt about finding "the one", more importantly, it's about becoming the one who doesn't leave when things get tough.

May Allah (swt) guide us to a righteous and beautiful/handsome spouse. 🙏🏼

Guys please explain this nonsense 2 year marriage timeline People here want to stay in a relationship for 2 years but they don’t want to get married within 2 months Someone please remind them that this is a marriage platform for a halal relationship I’m very disappointed with Muzz They should remove the 2 year timeline option.

A healthy relationship is two people caring about each other’s feelings, not one person managing both.

I am 23 years old, and my biodata is currently being circulated for marriage proposals. However, I’ve noticed that several families have declined the proposal because they feel I am “too young” or “too small” in age. This has happened even for girls who are 20, 21, 22, 23, and even 24 years old.

I am trying to understand why age alone becomes such a major concern. Do parents automatically assume that because I am 23, I am not mature enough to take on the responsibilities of marriage? Do they believe that I lack the emotional maturity, financial stability, or life experience required to lead a family, even without getting to know me personally?

What confuses me is that they seem to make this judgment solely based on my age, rather than considering my personality, responsibilities, career, family values, or future plans. I want to know whether this is a common mindset among parents, especially in arranged marriages, or if there are other factors that influence this perception.

I also believe that marriage is a journey where both husband and wife grow together. No one is born knowing how to manage every responsibility perfectly. With mutual support, patience, understanding, and communication, both partners learn, mature, and build a stable life together over time.

At the same time, I believe that families should prepare both their sons and daughters for marriage by teaching them important life skills, including financial responsibility. Living within one’s means, avoiding unnecessary expenses, budgeting wisely, and supporting each other financially are qualities that strengthen a marriage. Marriage is a partnership where both husband and wife should contribute towards building a secure and balanced future together.

I would like to understand why many families associate being 23 years old with being immature or incapable of handling marriage, despite the fact that maturity varies from person to person and cannot be determined by age alone.

A lot of people visited my profile, but none of them wanted a serious marriage they just wanted to pass the time So, if you are interested in a serious marriage you are welcome. If you are just looking to pass the time I wish you the best

Good morning 🌄