All things marriage

Salam everyone
Who is watching world cup and wish Missy " Argentina" to lose inshallah

Hy

Who needs a social media manager or Email manager or Administrative assistant

Everyone cen purpose me I will expect it 🤔 just chill

Why most of the guys only interested to make physical relationship instead of getting married???

Hello guyzzzzz 🤝

Serious question! Is it okay to ask about virginity ?

Stop chasing 90s love in a 2026 HxE era..

You’re not single because love is dead….

You’re single because you chasing loyalty in a generation built on LUST!

Most rishta profiles only mention education, profession, income, and family background. While these are important, they don't tell whether two people are actually compatible.
Two highly qualified professionals may still have an unhappy marriage if they cannot communicate well, manage time for each other, resolve conflicts respectfully, or agree on family priorities. Degrees cannot predict emotional maturity or compatibility.
More things matter:
Religious outlook and level of religious practice (as people differ from conservative to liberal approaches).
Core values and life priorities.
Personality and temperament (calm, expressive, reserved, emotional, etc.).
Communication style and willingness to listen.
Conflict resolution style—whether someone is dominating, compromising, or prefers discussion.
Expectations regarding gender roles, household responsibilities, career, finances, and raising children.
Importance given to family time, work-life balance, and personal space.
Openness to learning, understanding, and personal growth.
In earlier generations, many marriages took place at a younger age, and couples often developed compatibility over time within a social environment that strongly encouraged adjustment. Today, people marry later, have more established personalities, different expectations, and greater individual independence. Because of this, compatibility before marriage has become much more important than simply matching qualifications.
A successful marriage is built less on impressive credentials and more on shared values, mutual respect, understanding, effective communication, and the willingness of both partners to grow together