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@91825894
If God answered one of your prayers tonight, what would it be?
I ask God to grant each of you what you wish for, if it is good for you. 🤲
@HAZEM0096
Egypt was the hardest and strongest team among all teams we faced in world cup "Scaloni said " 💥🔥🔥💥💥🔥🔥💥💥🔥
@Sara98978446
Who loves languages here 🥰🥰
@UberFacts
I AM CRAVING FISH AND CHIPS.
@Judicious
Best summer weather ever.
Do not recall a summer this consistently good ☀️
@CjBlackArabian07
This is becoming a repeated pattern, and it's genuinely disappointing.
Muzz/Jamaa is presented as a platform for Muslims seeking marriage, yet we're being shown adverts containing highly erotic scenes from movies like Spartacus. Whether it's from the app itself or an advertising partner, the responsibility still lies with the platform to filter what appears before its users.
Many people have already complained about previous inappropriate adverts, yet here we are again. If the concerns of your Muslim user base are being heard, then where is the improvement?
Allah says:
"Tell the believing men to lower their gaze and guard their chastity..." (Qur'an 24:30)
How does exposing users to explicit scenes help Muslims lower their gaze or seek halal marriage?
The Prophet S.A.W also said:
"Whoever among you sees an evil, let him change it with his hand; if he cannot, then with his tongue..." (Sahih Muslim)
This is our tongue raising a legitimate concern.
If Muzz/Jamaa truly wants to be known as a Muslim marriage platform, then it should hold itself to a higher standard than secular apps when it comes to the content displayed to its users.
Please take these complaints seriously. Muslim users deserve an environment that supports modesty, not one that constantly tests it.
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@Yonko
Met my family over the weekend at my parents place in the country side and my nephew thought it would be a good idea to spit roast a whole sheep
