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47 Years :: Divorcee :: Egypt
I see myself as a simple young spirited decent lady that is looking forward to having a stable...
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38 Years :: Divorcee :: United Kingdom
As-salamu alaykum! I’m Roohan, a devoted father of four wonderful children who inspire me...
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32 Years :: Divorcee :: Saudi Arabia
Born and raised in Saudi Jeddah???????? Home town india Lucknow???????? Good knowledge of deen...
47 Years :: Divorcee :: Kenya
I am a practising Muslim with a desire to find someone who fears and puts Allah swt first in all...
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61 Years :: Divorcee :: United States of America
Religious (striving to be like the salaf), kind-hearted, ready to be a righteous wife for the...
41 Years :: Divorcee :: Pakistan
I am someone who values faith, family and honesty. I try to live with kindness, patience and a calm...
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35 Years :: Divorcee :: United Kingdom
I’m a practising Muslim who loves his role as an imaam and speaker at the masjid. I have a...
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39 Years :: Divorcee :: Canada
I am a Muslimah who is quite friendly and loves to be intellectually and spiritually stimulated...
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34 Years :: Divorcee :: Malaysia
I am happy go lucky person and enjoy cooking. Psssstt....im very caring person and such lovely...
New Muslims Profiles
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25 Years :: New Muslims :: Uganda
Am practicing Muslim woman, am kind, supportive, with me, I believe you will never have to face a...
49 Years :: New Muslims :: United Kingdom
I want to be married to a person who sees the nxt world as the goal and not the dunya. Someone who...
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32 Years :: New Muslims :: United Kingdom
A Sunni revert who is always trying to develop further so a brother who has the similar mindset...
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41 Years :: New Muslims :: Philippines
Since I became a muslim nothing is more beloved to me than knowing more about Islam and to put into...
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