Muslims in Birmingham

😂 How are you planning to get married while believing £2-3k/month is the limit?

Why do so many Muslims act like a 9-5 is the only way to earn? While some people are making that in a day through business, you’re defending a system that caps your income.

Marriage isn’t just about love—it’s also about providing, growing, and building a stable future.

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Assalaamu Alaikkum…..Is there Any here from tamilnadu Cuurrently in uk.Please do let me know .Currently I Am in Birmingham UK for past 3 years.Thanks.

Is there a Yemeni woman here for marriage in Birmingham?

Marriage is for everyone, not just those with a perfect past.

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Hello,
My name is naqash.im seriously interested f0r the marriage so thats why im at here.
I have done my masters .as well teaching deploma.
Have done deploma in health care as well.
Now doing full time work in birmigham.
Martial need loyal partner for the marriage if someone interested kindly comment on this post.

Why are you settling for a paycheck when you could be building a halal income?

Spending your whole month working just to earn £2k–£4k, then starting over again… that cycle isn’t for everyone.

Build a business.
Create multiple income streams.
Work towards financial freedom.

Stop acting like you were born just to trade your time for money.

Your family deserves more.
Your future deserves more.

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Hello! I’m looking for advice. Has anyone passed the IELTS or LanguageCert for a UK work visa? I would be grateful if you could share your experience or any useful tips. Thanks in advance

Salaam, posting this on different groups because I'm sick of swiping!

I'm a 42yr old slim/petite single mum of 2 teenagers. (Both live with me full time) I don't wear hijab but dress modest. I have a good balance of Western values and love for our beautiful religion.

I'm looking for someone who is 39+ who is happy to relocate or has his own place and would welcome my kids too.

I'm serious about setting down and would like early family involvement.

DM your profile if your interested. Wishing you all the very best ❤️

Marriage isn’t just about saying “I’m ready.” It’s about being able to provide, lead with responsibility, and build a stable future together.

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