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muslimuk
17-10-07, 11:36 AM
Salam not sure if you noticed.
most people who are practising will find fewer potential partners.
Most who practice hold or are afiliated with certain group or thoughts. so the ywill look for potential spuse who is either with same group or has similar thoughts ideas. tis can narrow down choices dramatically.
so you see some people not married for ages as they havent found a person who is similar in thoughts to them.

althouhg there may be good muslims out there who practice but are neutrals

Abu Mu'adh
17-10-07, 11:42 AM
Nope sorry I didn't notice, I live in a bubble.

Zesty
17-10-07, 11:49 AM
Nope sorry I didn't notice, I live in a bubble.

loooooooollll :rotfl: bubbles are good places! ;)

elji
17-10-07, 12:17 PM
Nope sorry I didn't notice, I live in a bubble.

well i guess that killed the thread.

zammy
17-10-07, 12:22 PM
Salam not sure if you noticed.
most people who are practising will find fewer potential partners.
Most who practice hold or are afiliated with certain group or thoughts. so the ywill look for potential spuse who is either with same group or has similar thoughts ideas. tis can narrow down choices dramatically.
so you see some people not married for ages as they havent found a person who is similar in thoughts to them.

althouhg there may be good muslims out there who practice but are neutrals

Maybe they're all at the mosque or something.

neelu
17-10-07, 03:17 PM
I know LOAAAAAAAADS of non practising Muslims who are having an equally hard time of trying to find a spouse too.

umm_yusuf
18-10-07, 12:43 AM
Salam not sure if you noticed.
most people who are practising will find fewer potential partners.
Most who practice hold or are afiliated with certain group or thoughts. so the ywill look for potential spuse who is either with same group or has similar thoughts ideas. tis can narrow down choices dramatically.
so you see some people not married for ages as they havent found a person who is similar in thoughts to them.

althouhg there may be good muslims out there who practice but are neutrals

I TOTALLY agree with you ukhti. I've noticed this as well. Sometimes being "practising" (whatever that is) can become restrictive in terms of the choice we have. Allah knows best.

RashidD
18-10-07, 01:08 AM
True Umm Yusuf, but then again when we find that special someone it's a great thing you know... Like say someone who's "ghurabaa-like" and then marries another who's a mirror... One has to wonder what kind of children such would raise etc!

I can think of one such couple on this forum... Perhaps amongst others...

umm_yusuf
18-10-07, 01:35 AM
^^^ I totally agree with you. This is why patience is more befitting for the believer if you are upon the haqq.