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The reality of a person is that he is mixed with dust. Then what kind of wealth, what kind of fame, what kind of pride, what kind of noise?

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If this is a time of trial

then the next time is a time of miracles!

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Never marry a single mother she will use you to take advantage her past will always remain and catch up meaning the kids dad some women some different cultures believe then can still be in close communication with the farther #emotional needs when you and her don’t get on she will run back to the kids dad and forget you ever existed it’s happened to me where she would sleep with her whilst married to me it’s something you need to check before you step in

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What do you think about women who get divorced at a very young age?

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Its so hard to find someone that wants to marry a divorcee

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Hello from Riyadh, anyone is there ?

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Going through a divorce can feel like the end of a chapter, but it is not the end of your story. In fact, it is the blank page where your true masterpiece begins.
Here is a reminder as you look toward the future and the possibility of love again:

  1. Your Past is a Lesson, Not a Life Sentence
    A failed marriage does not make you a failure. It means you had the courage to admit when something wasn't working, and the strength to choose a different path. The wisdom you gained from your past isn't baggage—it’s your superpower. You now know exactly who you are, what you need, and what you deserve.
  2. Beautiful Things Grow from Broken Places
    The end of a marriage often clears away the soil for something much healthier to take root. You have survived the storm, rebuilt your foundation, and learned how to stand firmly on your own two feet. When you choose to marry again, you won't be doing it out of dependency; you'll be doing it out of a conscious, powerful desire to share your already-complete life with someone else.
  3. Love is Always Worth the Risk
    It takes immense bravery to open your heart again after it has been hurt. But don't let fear steal your future. There is someone out there who will look at the scars from your past and see a warrior, not a liability. They will love the version of you that exists today—the stronger, wiser, and more resilient version.
  4. The Best is Yet to Come
    Your next chapter can be your happiest chapter. Second marriages are often built on a deeper level of maturity, communication, and mutual respect because both partners know what truly matters.
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Don’t marry a woman if she doesn’t love you.

Islam values mutual love and mercy in marriage.

A forced or loveless marriage can lead to pain, resentment, and sin.

Here's a thread on why love matters with proofs from the Qur’an, Sunnah, and scholars.

Allah said in the Qur’an:

“And among His signs is that He created for you spouses from among yourselves so that you may find tranquility in them; and He placed between you affection and mercy.”

(Qur’an 30:21)

Mawadda (affection) = love.

It’s a sign from Allah.

The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was a man of deep emotional intelligence.

He loved Aisha (RA) dearly and expressed it openly.

He once said: "I feel towards you as a knot in a rope – the more I think of you, the tighter it gets."

(Sunan Ibn Majah)

That’s love.

Even in proposals, Islam emphasizes mutual consent.

The Prophet (SAW) said:

“A previously married woman must not be married until she is consulted, and a virgin must not be married until her permission is sought.”

(Sahih al-Bukhari) Consent = desire. Not force.

A marriage without emotional connection becomes a burden.

Ibn Qayyim (RA) said:

"Hearts are not under compulsion... a heart that does not incline to someone cannot be forced." Love is not optional. It's foundational.

Imagine living daily with someone who doesn’t love you.

No warmth. No care.

Just obligation.

That’s not a marriage it’s a prison. Islam came to uplift, not trap.

So brothers, don’t marry her because of pressure, beauty, or convenience.

Marry her if she loves you and you love her.

That’s where sakīnah, mawaddah, and rahmah come alive.

May Allah grant you a spouse who prays for you in secret, smiles at you in the chaos, and loves you for His sake deeply and sincerely.

Ameen 🤲🏾

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Is there a girl in Agadir so we can meet up and get to know each other ?

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There comes a point in life when you feel like someone is coming into your life, but then there comes a point when you feel like they've left you somewhere.And when this pain and everything becomes unbearable, another person comes along who makes you forget all this and opens up in your life in such a way that it becomes impossible to get rid of him.That person is the kind of person that makes your heart completely satisfied and becomes a part of your life, but unfortunately we haven't met him yet. +9234 3316794

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