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Assalamu Alaikum. We are seeking a suitable match for H. Abdul Rehman, a 29-year-old, 5'8" tall, single male from Lahore. He is a Mechanical Engineer, Hafiz-ul-Quran, has performed Hajj (Alhamdulillah), and runs his own renewable energy business. He belongs to a Sunni (Ahle Sunnat) Sheikh (Urdu-speaking) family. His father is a retired TEVTA officer, his mother is a homemaker, and he has six siblings, with two sisters married. We are looking for a practicing Muslim, never-married girl aged 22–26, at least 5'2" tall, preferably from Lahore or nearby, with a graduation degree. Sheikh caste is preferred but other castes are also welcome. We seek a respectable, religious, middle-class family. For serious inquiries only, please contact 0343-1113221*.
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I’m posting this anonymously because I want to protect my privacy.
I’ve received a lot of message requests, and I truly appreciate them. If I don’t reply, it’s not because I’m being picky or arrogant. I joined this app with the intention of finding a husband, not to make male friends or engage in casual conversations.
I won’t lower my standards when it comes to choosing a life partner. Knowing your worth isn’t arrogance, it’s self-respect.
To my sisters, if someone is showing you disrespect or crossing your boundaries, don’t feel obligated to give them access to your time or your life. Set your boundaries early, and don’t be afraid to protect your peace.
Not every man deserves access to you. Your attention is valuable, and so are you.
Yes, I’m selective, and I’m perfectly okay with that.
I’ve been on this app for over three years, although I only started using the Socials feature recently. So far, I’ve seen more drama and deception than meaningful conversations.
Out of everyone I’ve interacted with here, only one man truly met the standards I was looking for. Unfortunately, our age gap and location made it impossible to pursue things further, but I genuinely respected his character and the way he carried himself.
One personal dealbreaker for me is when I see a man following a large number of women here. Everyone has different standards, but for me, that’s a red flag.
Be wise, sisters. Guard your heart, know your value, and never feel guilty for having standards.
If a woman moves into man’s mother’s house. The mother cooks and plates up her food and leaves it on the side. The mother does the majority of the cleaning and the shopping. Is it acceptable she doesn’t contribute a single penny
I keep seeing profiles of women who have good careers and want their husband to be equally, if not more ambitious. Women really need to understand that most practicing, muslim man who are ambitious in their careers (where he will improve his earning potential) will NOT want to be with another career-oriented woman. Men and women are NOT the same! A financially successful muslim man will NOT gravitate to a career oriented woman or a 'boss babe'.
Ask yourself this, if the man is a practicing muslim and earns enough to provide for his wife on a single income, why on earth would he want his wife to be working a full time job where she is out of the house for the majority of the time, in a free mixing environment and will not be able to dedicate her time to maintaining the home and nurturing children which is her primary responsibility in islam (not her career)?

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