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23 contributions to Muslim Marriage Accelerator
• Can Destiny Find Me at Home, or Should I Search Online?
I am a homebody who rarely leaves the house except for essential errands. I want to get married, but I am conflicted: should I wait at home for Allah to send someone to me, or is it Islamically sound to actively use marriage apps to find a spouse? Am I interfering with my destiny by searching online?"
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As salaamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh dear sister, I can understand where you are coming from when it comes to this question. Taking halaal and reputable means which are available to us in our time to achieve what would please Allah would not only be Islamically sound, but it is recommended to do so. We can recall the hadith about tying one's camel and placing trust in Allah. Taking means does not 'get in the way' of destiny. Allah loves that we seek out the good He created for good purposes and that we put our efforts in so He will reward us generously. No matter what, Allah can give you however He wants. We have to be careful of placing limits on the way we would accept something we receive from Allah i.e. if he sends it to us in a particular way. A question to think about is, what is the reason why you may consider waiting for someone to be sent? Consider: If you wait at home for someone to be sent to you, wouldn't there end up being an interaction between you and them? In that case, wouldn't they end up hearing your voice and seeing what you would normally allow in front of a non-mahram? There would have to be a level of interaction. You would have to ask questions to make sure they actually are a good fit. You would have to be careful of jumping into it without proper vetting simply because this person came to you in a way that you were hoping. Consider alternatively, if you were to go to an in-person match-making event which followed Islamic guidelines, then the ones you talk to, what you wear etc. are all choices you can make without compromising Islam and you would be putting your efforts in somewhere which is catered to the exact purpose you are there for and it would make sense to do so. Whatever the suitable means to seek out something, we should exert some efforts into it inshaaAllah. Al-Ghazali RH reported: Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, said, “Let not one of you refrain from working for his provision, supplicating to Allah to provide while he knows that the sky does not rain gold and silver.”
📢 Check-In: What's Your Progress So Far?
Assalamu alaikum, sisters 🤍 We've covered a lot together in this community, vetting, red flags, healing, communication, reflection, and so much more. I wanted to pause and check in with all of you. Where are you right now in your journey? What have you learned, applied, or shifted in how you think about marriage since joining? Whether it's a small mindset shift, a conversation you handled differently, or even just more clarity on what you're looking for, we'd love to hear it. 👇 Share your progress below, big or small. Every step counts, and your reflection might be exactly what another sister needs to hear today.
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@Layan B Beautiful Allahummabarik <3
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Alhamdullillah I feel like I transitioned more from the mindset of "I'll take it by ear when I am in the situation/meeting" to putting in work to compose thoughtful questions and hopefully improve on them inshaaAllah Also hearing from the wonderful sisters helps me adjust and reconsider different viewpoints alhamdullillah
Let's Talk: Where's Your Line?
We talk a lot about green flags and red flags, and by now most of us know there's no such thing as a perfect man. No one is walking around flawless, deen or otherwise. So today I want to ask something a little different. Beyond the obvious deal-breakers, do you have a baseline, something you know you can tolerate or work through in a man, even if it's not your ideal? Maybe it's a habit you'd be patient with. Maybe it's a personality trait that isn't your preference but isn't a red flag either. Maybe it's something you've learned to let go of expecting. 👇 What's something you're willing to accept, or grow through together, that you wouldn't consider a deal-breaker? Let's be honest with each other here.
Let's Talk: Where's Your Line?
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Where is @Rayyah A ? Sis I miss your insights Allahummabarik havent heard from you in a while!
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@Layan B Yesss I agree! Love the "I think the difference for me is that I can accept where someone is right now if I can see the character, mindset, and drive that tell me where they’re going." Its the effort Safety is huge
Relocation with young children following second marriage
I am a divorcee with three young children aged 5 (boy), 8 (girl) and 10 (girl) years old. It has been 6 years since the divorce (He left after finding our about our third pregnancy and got married to someone else). I now want to get married as I can now make some time for a comitment. I am 36yrs old. I have managed to settle into my job as a pharmacist, done some training, worked on self reflection, children are settled in primary school and have a good understanding of my parenting. I am struggling to decide whether relocation would be a good option for me. One side tells me better to have it done whilst children are in primary school so they start secondary school with some familiar people from their new primary school. Also They may accept my marriage whilst young as compared to later. Also sharing a good example of marriage to children whislt they are young. I need my son to have a good male figure. The other side tells me that I should wait with my marriage perhaps by another couple of years so: 1. to allow my children to grow so they can help if I have another child from my new marriage rather me dealing with my own young ones whilst having another baby (and young step children). I am a hands on parent but any additional work when trying to bond with a new partner might put a strain. Dealing with young children on its own is a layer of emotional strain and full time commitment, and if our children clash with each other then that could impact the marriage. I feel I am imagining being left again to deal with children on my own (yes .. fear based thought...) 2. reduce the risk of being housebound once again If I have more children (and I really do want more children). Yes another fesr based thought.. ... but these are real and practical implications that can put strain on any relationship. Please share your views..
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@Samira B I thought similarly as well! Even though we may not see the full 'how' and we put in our efforts, that's okay because that is only in Allah's hands! He can put things together and make things work that we didn't even imagine or know we would need! Ask for everything you want and need sis without restriction, Allah is capable of it all! There is no such thing as too much when asking Allah!
Lets play a game ladies!
Ill try and drop in with these every now and then! A baiting or convo hook tactic you used when talking to a potential spouse to understand them more. Ill start! Wanna know if they pray on time? “Oh mashallah you seem to be a very hard worker with little time for yourself. Plus living in the US doesnt make it any easier. It must be hard to maintain prayers on time!” Disclaimer: I am no therapist or counselor. Not all tactics may work on everyone and differences may result do to user behavior 😉😂
Lets play a game ladies!
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@Habibatul Aulia Yesss, their presence is missed! Where are you guys ??
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@Habibatul Aulia mashaaAllah, very interesting!
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