All things marriage

What are the parameters on which one should judge other person?

One should know the purpose of marriage and the rights of the their spouse before getting married. Marriage is not just about having fun and all, it is a sheer responsibility in which your actions, your thoughts and your lifestyle affect the other person physically, mentally and spiritually.

Most of the people go for the looks and wealth but the thing that matter the most is the deen of other person, rest is secondary. You must look first for the mindset of the other person, what are the principles they live their life on, do they really prefer their creator in every aspect of their lives or are they just naam ky musalman? To what extent they have the religious knowledge or what do they think about this life given to us, are they consider this life mere an entertainment or do they really know what Allah demands us as Muslims.

And most importantly do they read Quran, seerah, islamic literature/lectures and try to become a better muslim everyday or not? Kiun kh jo insan Allah ky qareeb ni hai us mn itni pukh'tagi ni hai kh zindgi ky bki mamlaat main insaaf, ehsaas aur muhabbat sy chl sky. Jiska creator hi uski priority ni hai uski zindgi mn ap kahan stand kr gy?

I also believe marriage is the foundation to raise a strong generation in which both spouses must be equally involved. Maa agr tiktok sy ni nikl rhi hogi aur baap ki priority sirf paisa kamana hoga toh aulad ki parwareish phir youtube aur social apps hi krin gi. So think bigger befor choosing a person. You're not just choosing a person for yourself, you're also choosing a parent for your kids.

Muzz

Day may 10 or 12 still struggling for the same thing! I may find the good job !! Because this app is not helpful too find a partner!! I have left the hope asides!!

Here's a bitter truth that many people don't want to hear:

Some people don't stay single because they had "high standards." They stay single because they expected a fantasy while offering reality.

For years they reject good people over things that have little to do with a successful marriage—height, salary, social media image, luxury lifestyle, perfect chemistry, endless excitement, or a checklist created by movies and the internet. They keep believing someone better is just one swipe away.

Then reality arrives.

The people they overlooked built families with someone who appreciated them. The "perfect option" never appeared because perfection doesn't exist. Every year, the dating pool becomes smaller, and the people with the most options also become more selective.

Marriage has never been about finding a flawless partner. It has always been about finding someone whose flaws you can live with and whose values match yours.

The hardest truth is this: if nobody is ever "good enough," the problem eventually stops being everyone else.

Standards protect you from the wrong person. Unrealistic expectations can also protect you from the right one.

I like your profile and I am interested in getting to know more about you.

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I am noticing a lot of profiles on muzz with the profile pictures those are AI generated.
I mean what on earth is stopping you to post yourself real and why can't one be happy as Allah have made them🤷
What will this pictures generated by AI proof whenever you will meet the person face to face you will carry your real self not the AI version right 😌

I saw a lot of girls who are 35+ but have never been married. I have a question for you.

This can help a lot of girls who are in their late 20s or early 30s.

ALL CAN ANSWER THIS:

I hope some of you had high standards for your future partner, is there one thing that, if you had compromised on, you would have been married now? Or what thing you see is the problem

How are you my friends

Why most of the poeple here do not bother to read bio before sending a like? Don't they want likemindedness and shared values?