Muslims in America

Cup of the day!!

Flyy awayyy birdieeee

I like spraying oud and perfume when i pray. Putting ither on is sunnah. I dont have ithr but i make do with what i have. My approach, im standing and talking to Allah. I want to smell good for Him. Show Him i care enough to be smelling well. I do it for Allah. I also do it for myself. Shows you care about your Creator and what He thinks of you. Show some interest in a gift of prayer.

Looking for someone who feels like home, not just a conversation🤍

Every story begins with sweet words.
No one says at the beginning
As-salamu Alaikum I am a snake, and I have come to bite you.
Not everyone who speaks kindly has sincere intentions. Be wise, observe actions not just words.🌸😒

Thought i found someone.
He got off from here, i felt it was too soon. We spoke yrs ago. He was shia , im sunni. We spoke as friends. I cut it off.
Years later hes back , now sunni.
Day 2 he says....
He said he found me.
So he got off the muzz or either blocked me.
Hes back on here after 4 days.
I know nothing is here for me.
You give your heart out to someone and they stomp on it.
And it does not matter how pretty you are. You will be stomped on.
Im only on here kuz im hoping to find someone. Until we make is exclusive i dont feel the need i should get off here.
Deff want to get my moneys worth.
Why do men decieve?

Five years ago, my hair was much thicker. Now it’s shedding heavily and has become significantly thinner. Is there anything I can do to strengthen my hair?
I’ve tried many medications, vitamins, injections, and supplements, but the results have been very limited or completely ineffective.
Has anyone experienced this and found a solution that actually worked? I’m looking for real, proven experiences and practical advice?

Is there anyone who is searching for Bangladeshi man for marriage?

Love isn't just words spoken, gifts given, or fleeting moments that flash like lightning in a crowded sky. Love is a rare human experience, like rain after a long thirst, or light seeping into the darkest corners of the heart.

Love is seeing in someone a homeland, not just a temporary home. It's feeling that life blossoms in their presence and shrinks in their absence. It's laughing from the bottom of your heart simply because they said a kind word or looked at you as if you were the only thing in the world.

But true love isn't limited to sweet moments; it manifests in hardship, in reproach, in patience, in the words, "I'm here for you even when you're not well." Love is feelings, but it's also actions, continuity, and the capacity for endurance.

How many hearts have been wounded by the hand of the one they loved! How many souls have bled silently because the one they loved wasn't worthy of that profound feeling!

Love is a blessing when cherished, and a test when taken lightly.

Love isn't weakness or naivety. Love is strength. Giving a part of your soul to someone else and trusting that they will cherish it is no small feat of courage.

Loving someone with all your heart, despite all circumstances, despite distance, despite differences... that is true heroism.

In love, there is no dignity in the conventional sense. There is compromise, but not humiliation. There is waiting, but not a loss of dignity. There are tears, but not defeat.

In conclusion, love isn't always rosy, but it's the most beautiful thing in life when it's genuine. And if you find a love that resonates with you, hold on to it, because it doesn't come easily.

And if love breaks you, know that you were hurt because you were too alive. This isn't weakness... it's proof that you are capable of loving again, stronger, more mature, and purer.

I have a question, I’m working on being a full provider but I just turned 29 and feel like my life is passing me by, I’ve never been married, no children and I’m not delaying marriage but I haven’t just found the right one. I don’t mind being a provider I just noticed a not of women around my age or 25-30 are really materialistic. Not saying I don’t want them to have whatever they want but i feel like it’s to much and will leave a big gray area in the marriage. I also live in NC where it seems not to be a lot of Muslim women. What should I be looking for or questions I should be asking before marriage? Not much interested in other religion women they don’t have the values I’m looking for, for my kids.