soul_with_taqwa

Strictly for marriage purposes only. Please read my bio carefully before reaching out. Must have a common language for better communication. I hope to find a man who fears Allah- is consistent with the five daily prayers in congregation- follows the Sunnah- lowers his gaze- has haya and keeps his heart and eyes only for his wife. Someone who does not engage with other women and is honest- gentle- understanding- emotionally mature and committed to choosing halal in a world where haram has become normalized. Must be bearded. No polygamy. I want to be with someone I never have to ask to treat me right. Someone who reminds me of Allah in private- not just in public and chooses to leave distractions for what truly matters. Someone who stands by his wife in every phase of life- through ease and hardship- health and illness and is supportive during family responsibilities. Preferably he should be a Hafidh or willing to become one as I would like to share my journey with him. He should have a strong connection with the Qur-an- be active in the masjid and be involved in dawah. He should be someone who values raising children in a strong Islamic environment- prioritizes deen-based upbringing over worldly distractions and prefers a home with minimal to no screen exposure. Basic life skills- including cooking are appreciated. Lastly more than just a life partner I hope for a companion of the heart and soul- someone with whom I can feel at peace- comfortable and truly myself. I would love to travel the world together- build something meaningful side by side and strive to contribute positively to the Ummah for the sake of Allah. Some of my major dealbreakers would be not praying the five daily prayers consistently- involvement in music- movies- or social media addiction- participation in bid-ah or non-Islamic celebrations- celebrating Prophets ﷺ birthday- free mixing with opposite gender- smoking or similar habits- prioritising dunya over deen- dishonesty- foul language- uncontrolled anger- disrespect towards parents- a lack of seriousness about marriage- neglect of Islamic obligations- unwillingness to seek Islamic knowledge and self-improvement- or someone who does not value an Islamic upbringing for future children.