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✨ Your Timeline Is Not Delayed.. It's Designed
Not every sister's journey looks the same. One sister shared, "I stopped comparing my chapter to everyone else's and finally found peace." The pressure around you does not define the plan Allah has for you. What is yours will arrive exactly when it's meant to. What helps you stay at peace with your own timeline? 🤍
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Learning about who Allah swt is helps me be at peace; Allah swt wants the best for believers
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Recommended video series<3: Names of Allah and His Attributes by Ustadh Hisham Abu Yusuf
Is it enough of a reason...
As salaamualaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh dear sisters 💮 I am wondering... Is it enough of a reason... To stop talking to someone who may be great for you because you don't want to relocate to be very far away from your parents and family and visiting them may be very occasional. Do not get me wrong... the phrasing of this is not in any way to diminish the importance of parents and family... in fact its so important that it may just supersede everything else... Consider they don't want to relocate as well for other reasons. Alhamdullillah in any case I'm wondering what you think and I'm wondering what scholars advise about this as well I was thinking of sending this question also to dear MM through the form but it wants me to use a g account... so here it goes!
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BIG UPDATE: I asked a local sheikh about this and whether it is a valid reason or not... I highly recommend if anyone else is wondering this that you do as well. BarakAllahu feekum.
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@Mindful Muslimah JazakAllahu Khairan, its so nice to hear a range of perspectives on this alhamdullillah, very eye opening to things that may be overlooked or undiscovered <3 thank you Here is a summary of what the sheikh said - It should not be a nullifier in terms of considering the potential spouse - There are a lot of individuals who get married and they do not live close to their families but it works out well; for example, some travel and visit yearly as is feasible for them, Allahummabarik - When it comes to leaving the household eventually they will have their own children, and the individuals being invested in their own household is highly important; going back and forth between family can divide focus and hearts - Its healthy to maintain some distance when you are raising a family; hikmah of what the ulema say; when they get married they should live on their own, shouldn't have too many relationships, shouldn't spend too much time with people outside of the house - Especially if he has all the other prerequisites and all the conditions to be a potential good partner, it should not be a nullifier/dealbreaker or a means of not considering the person, finding a suitable righteous spouse can be difficult - The more you travel along the journey of marriage with a partner you are going to have so many more responsibilities towards the people of your own home to a degree where one would not have time to visit the family as often as one may like - Everyone is different, but is of the view that it is better to not be super close to the family in the initial phases of marriage so one can solidify their relationship with that individual and begin their life together strong - Distance also creates love and appreciation; relationship with your family can be stronger if you take the route of moving away - If the reason to stay close is that your parents are old, and you are an only child and you want to present for them, then that is a valid reason, they don't have anyone else, but if not its different - Allah swt knows best
What to make of this initial interaction...
As salaamua'alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh respected sisters 🌻 Eid Mubarak; I hope your Eid and Dhul Hijjah so far have been full of appreciation and accepted good deeds inshaaAllah! There is something I'm unsure about... Someone who began communicating with my wali sent some information about himself and much was deen-focused basic initial information and some details about interests and what he is looking for (all communication we have had is through wali alhamdullilllah, mashaaAllah). They did not include anything about their professional/academic career/occupation and left that part blank of their messaged profile blank (stated "university" mashaaAllah). I assumed this was intentional and thought maybe they just don't want people to begin interacting with them based on that - I did not think I should disqualify him just from that. We thanked each other for the initial information and agreed to proceed with initial questions. One of the questions I asked was what his current and future career goals and occupation are. He gave a general answer of the field that he currently works in - which let me know that he is employed mashaaAllah (had no clue prior if he was working, planning to work, studying etc.). Didn't get anything related to future goals. After, that I asked what kind of work he does in that field and if it is related to his course of study. He replied saying that he kept his field general because he is (his words) "a pretty private person and it usually comes up later. I was expecting something more personal about myself and not my work in the first set of questions lol." Following that statement, he answered the question a bit more specific about his current line of work within that field politely but still vague saying its related to XYZ. Its not a line of work that is sketchy or give me any red flags in and of itself alhamdullillah (these interactions are all non-verbal written messages, I cannot know anything about the tone except what I interpret from the text - I understand this has limitations, but have not decided if will proceed to meet for verbal communication yet).
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@Rayyah A JazakAllahu Khairan, I highly appreciate for your thoughtful honesty, advice and duas :) May Allah grant you the best of everything pleasing to Him, Allahumma Ameen
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@Mindful Muslimah Yes! Alhamdullillah, thank you, this seems spot on! I am no longer getting to know them, but that does not diminish the value of learning this and hearing this from you in the least! JazakAllahu Khairan <3
🎉 WINNER WEDNESDAY IS HERE! 🎉
Mabrook to our shining sisters this week! 🥳 🥇 Leading the board: @Rayyah A 🥈 Hot on her heels: @Maaria A Keep going beauties.. the big prize drops on the last Wednesday of the month, inshaAllah. 👀 🤍 One gentle note: If this month's winner won last month.. no worries, we love you! But a sister can only win once per quarter so we can spread the barakah around. The prize will pass to our runner up. Fair, loving, and full of khair. 🌸 💛 So... how do you climb this leaderboard? Think of it the way the Sahaba raced toward Jannah.. with intention, consistency, and a heart full of purpose. Here that looks like: ✨ Showing up in the community regularly ✨ Welcoming new sisters with warmth ✨ Posting something thoughtful and real ✨ Engaging in our weekly Friday Focus ✨ Commenting with value.. not just emojis Do that consistently with good niyyah? Watch your name rise. 👀 The prizes are worth it, sis. 🎁 👕 Signature T-Shirts ☕ Mugs 📓 Journals & Planners ✨ And more surprises coming... May the sister with the strongest hustle and the softest heart win.. bithnillah. 🤍
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Allahummabarik! May Allah increase every sister in all khair and help you in your beautiful efforts <3
Showing your mother before sending
As salaamuaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, When you guys are make a marriage profile to be sent via any matrimonial service/group, do you show it to your mother before sending it out? Do you (or does she) see it as a form of disrespect if you don't show her your marriage profile before sending it out. Please your answers, jazakAllahu Khairan
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Allahumma Barik, JazakAllahu Khairan, it honestly helps a lot to read what you wrote MashaaAllah. I want to make sure that there are no ill feelings from the way things are approached; although perhaps not everything is avoidable or can be anticipated as much as we try. Sometimes its hard to gauge what can hurt someone or not; I did not think it is automatically disrespectful either. What you said about seeking advice from parents is also what I think. Allahumma Ameen to your dua May Allah grant you the pleasure, contentment and acceptance of your parents, preserve them in good, and increase them in their duas for you! Allahumma Ameen
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@Habibatul Aulia Allahumma Ameen,JazakAllahu Khairan, thank you for your thoughts and duas. Certainly parents involvement is critical, there is no doubt about that. My question was also not in any way to say that I am hiding my profile from my parents, just to clarify. <3
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