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Mohammed
54 Dunstable, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom
Seeking: Female 31 - 48
As Salaam alaykum, my name is Mohammed currently living in Bedfordshire, even though I was born & raised in B’Ham. I'm a practising Muslim who tries to better himself through Quran & Sunnah. I am down to earth individual, enjoys meeting people, learning & experiencing new things. I'm an open minded modern individual that doesn't just follows culture & fads just for the sake of it. I have a balance of eastern & western values...& I’m not a materialistic person. The dunya isn’t for hoarding goods, rather it’s for building up good deeds, being of help & a benefit to others. As well as making memories. I have always been hands on as parent & enjoyed the upbringing of my children from a very young age. I enjoy traveling (well I did before covid lol), working out, eating healthy. Seem to have developed a thing for Historical Turkish dramas series which I enjoy watching regularly. I am a simple, honest & loyal type of guy. Have worked in the community on a voluntary basis & now as a professional. Looking for wife InShaaAllah My Work Life, Hobbies, and Goals:- I have been practicing traditional Chinese Kung Fu for the last 30+ yrs. And teaching it for the last 18 yrs, via a couple of my own clubs in Bedfordshire which I run as a small business. Also I work professionally in Milton Keynes as a Welfare Rights Advisor. This means i have a lot time to spend with family. My hobbies & interests are of Martial Arts, Swordcraft & Traditional Archery have become my profession & business, mashallah. I also enjoy traveling & holidays abroad, in Europe to the Far East & was blessed to complete Hajj in 2011, Mashallah. I also like swimming, walks by day in the scenic countryside or parks, or by night walking in the city taking in all its sights, sounds & smells... My life goals are to become a better Muslim with every day that passes. To be of help & benefit to those who are disadvantaged in society. To give dawah, & show the true beauty of islam to others, & make special moments & memories with those I love & hold dear.
Dr A.
48 Westminster, London (Greater), United Kingdom
Seeking: Female
I am a medical doctor who Allah (SWT) has Given a good home to and rizq to, which has made me financially comfortable, Alhamdulillah. However, I have no-one in my life to share it with. I want to have fun and enjoy life with my wife, at the same time as working towards achieving a successful akhirah (Insha'Allah). Being a doctor etc. is what I do. It is not who I am. To understand me, you only have to look towards the Qur’an and Sunnah. You will find me there. I am always fearful of Allah (SWT). I am a practising Muslim, Alhamdulillah. I pray my 5x per day compulsory prayers and fast during Ramadhan. In addition, I try (whenever possible) to pray Tahajjud and other nafl prayers as well as keep nafl fasts. I love to study the Qur’an and Hadith, as well as try to memorise various surahs of the Qur’an. I have performed Hajj as well as Umrah (several times). I pay Zakat and, whenever possible, give to charity and support orphans. In short, I try to live my life in accordance with the Qur’an and Sunnah. Alhamdulillah, by the Grace and Mercy of Allah (SWT), I have been given a lot of opportunities in life. He has endowed me with intellect, knowledge and ability as well as means of sustenance, Alhamdulillah. He made me into a Consultant in Humanitarian Medicine & Senior Lecturer ('Associate Professor' in international equivalence) in Medical Education. All that I have achieved in life is purely because of His Kindness – I bear witness that He has never Let me down. His Favours are too many to count and I can never thank Him enough. The best I can do is try to put these achievements to good use, in the Service of my Lord. Therefore, if you are the one chosen by Allah (SWT) to be my wife, you will have this much assurance: that I will fulfil my obligations towards you, as Commanded by Allah (SWT) in the Holy Qur’an and as guided by Rasulullah (SAW) through his example (Sunnah), Insha’Allah. This means that I will love you, care for you, support you, guide you and be kind towards you, Insha’Allah - you do not need to work as I earn enough for both of us, Alhamdulillah. This frees you to focus on improving you chances of gaining Allah (SWT)'s Mercy, as well as enjoying life, Insha'Allah! If both husband and wife live in accordance with the Qur'an and Sunnah and love each other for the sake of Allah (SWT)...nothing can stop them. Their love will be blessed and blossom beautifully. Insha'Allah.
Prince
34 Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom
Seeking: Female 18 - 35
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم A humble, respect kindness, funny, caring, romantic, honest, and understanding❤ The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) himself says: “Marriage is my sunnah, and whoever does not follow my sunnah has nothing to do with me.” [Sunan Ibn Majah, 1846] It doesn’t mean just marrying and forgetting about your roles and responsibilities. Every man should follow just as our Prophet did, with his sunnah ways. (1) Be kind and generous to your wife Prophet (SAW) treated all his wives equally and with the utmost respect. He catered to their needs, and always kept them above himself. He never hesitated to show how much value they hold in his life. Show them their real importance and always treat her with kindness. Be gentle, kind, and caring towards the women of the house. (2) Acknowledge her efforts He always appreciated even the littlest of things that his wives did for him, from cooking to taking care of the children. He never took his wife's efforts for granted and showered her with respect and gratitude. Be grateful to Allah (SWT) for her, and to her for all her efforts. Appreciate her companionship and show her the same support. (3) Help her with daily chores Prophet Muhammad (SAW) always supported his wives and helped them with household chores. He did his own work and even helped in cooking and cleaning the house. Don’t let this be the duty of just the wives, help them out whenever you can and in whichever way you can. Work together to maintain and build your home. Allah (SWT) rewards the man who helps his wife with household chores. (4) Pray with her and pray for her Our Prophet has put a lot of emphasis on praying together. It is the duty of the husband to lead his wife in prayer. Gain blessings from Allah (SWT) together so that you can be in Jannah together. Engage in praying for her alone. Thank Allah (SWT) for her, and pray for her health and wellness always. (5) Surprise her with gifts Gifts act as a token of appreciation in a relationship. It need not be materialistic gifts but any form of additional effort shown by you. Cook food for her, get what she wanted without her having to ask first, surprise her with random gifts, and feed her with your own hands. All that is spent by a man on his wife, parents, and children is a form of charity, which shall be rewarded. Prophet Muhammad (SAW) used to feed Aisha (RA) with his own hands to express his love towards her. (6) Spend quality time with her Spending time with your other half is the best way to get to know her better. It builds companionship, and knowing about her needs and wants. Prophet Muhammad (SAW) not only talked to his wives but also played halal fun games with them like horse riding. He made them feel close to him by devoting his time and attention to them. Allah puts barakah in the time you spend together. (7) Engage in sweet talks and gestures Prophet Muhammad (SAW) never used to raise a voice at his wives. He was always gentle with them. He called them sweet nicknames to make them feel special like ‘Humaira’ for Aisha (RA). He often showed them gestures of love and affection like kissing them on the forehead while leaving and entering the house. (8) Listen to her attentively Be there for your wife whenever she needs you. Listen to her when she opens up to you whether she’s sad or excited. Listen to her like you actually care about what she shares with you and encourage her to share more. Our Prophet (SAW) always used to engage himself in conversations with his wives to make them feel important. He always acted like a friend with whom they could confide. (9) Treat her with mercy Prophet Muhammad (SAW) focused on forgiveness all through his life. He forgave people who were impossible to forgive. He emphasized treating your wives as well, with kindness and mercy whenever they make a mistake. He was never rash and always overlooked their mistakes in public while correcting them in private sweetly. (10) Make her feel secure The responsibility of a woman comes under the man when she marries him. It is his duty to protect her and make her feel secure at all times. Always act like a door that can be opened by her whenever she’s in trouble.