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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته I am a woman with curly hair that is difficult to maintain due to struggles with ADHD. This often results i...

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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
I am a woman with curly hair that is difficult to maintain due to struggles with ADHD. This often results in my hair looking unkept, messy and tangled. I am getting married soon insha Allah and to avoid struggling with my hair would it be permissible for me to cut my hair at a reasonable length or in layers so that it will be easier to maintain ? Not only to be more presentable for my future husband insha Allah but also for myself in general as currently it’s very difficult.
Jazaakullah Khair

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Back in primary school (when I was from the age of 6 to 12), I was in the same class with the same people.

This class had a group of around 6 girls, and they were ABSOLUTELY horrible to me, and would deliberately exclude me so much that I'd be sitting alone outside during break time.

They'd say awful awful mean things to me which shattered my confidence, would name-call me, and just ruined my entire primary school experience.

I know I should've reported this or told my parents, but I was a shy and meek child back then, with no confidence and very low self esteem, and coming from an immigrant household, I didn't want to put more burden on my parents.

Now that I'm an adult, my blood boils when I think about these girls and what they did to me. The details I gave about them above are just mere summaries, and definitely don't go into details about the verbal and psychological harassment I had to face from them.

In the hereafter, would these people get punished for what they did to me

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Assalamualaikum,
I matched with a woman who is a revert, and we’ve been connecting really well. We’ve also met in person and have been mindful of keeping things halal and maintaining physical boundaries. We’re both approaching this with marriage in mind.

Her family is Christian, and she doesn’t currently have a wali. We’re unsure how to arrange that and what the process of getting to know each other should look like in the meantime.

I also haven’t spoken to my parents yet. They’ve rejected potential matches in the past, so I’m honestly afraid of going through that again. I want to take responsibility for my marriage decisions while treating my parents respectfully and taking their concerns seriously.

I spoke to my local imam, who offered to contact her local imam to make appropriate background inquiries and help guide the process. Is this shady or should I ask her permission first?

Has anyone navigated something similar, especially marriage involving a revert without Muslim family members? How did you arrange a wali, manage communication before nikah, and involve hesitant parents?

We’re starting to feel attached, so we want to establish a proper process before that grows further. I’d appreciate practical advice, especially from people who have been through this.

Jazakum Allahu khayran.

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Assalamu alaikum!

I'm a high school student from Norway, and I have a school assignment where I'm supposed to learn about a religion by talking to someone who practices it.

I chose Islam because I want to understand it better, especially what it means to Muslims personally and how it affects their everyday lives.

I would really appreciate it if some of you could answer a few questions in the comments! I'm not here to debate or judge anyone's beliefs. I'm genuinely very interested in hearing your personal experiences and perspectives.

My questions:

  1. What does Islam mean to you personally? How important is your faith in your life?
  2. How does being Muslim affect your everyday life? For example, your routines, decisions, relationships, or the way you treat others.
  3. What are the most important values Islam has taught you?
  4. Are there any Islamic practices or traditions that are especially meaningful to you? For example, salah (prayer), Ramadan, or attending the mosque. Why are they important to you?
  5. What are some common misconceptions people have about Islam or Muslims? What do you wish more non-Muslims understood?
  6. Have you ever struggled with your faith or had doubts? If you're comfortable sharing, how did you deal with them?
  7. How does being part of the Muslim community affect your life? Do you feel a strong sense of belonging?
  8. Has your understanding of Islam changed as you've grown older? If so, how?
  9. What would you say to someone who knows very little about Islam but wants to understand it better?

You don't have to answer every question! Even answering just a few would help me a lot.

If you're comfortable, I'd also appreciate knowing which country you're from, you name and whether you're involved in a mosque or Islamic organization. No personal information is needed.

Thank you so much for your time and help!

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im just so confused because mt husband puts a yes no on everything i do even if i suggest him the clothes im going to wear with a hijab fully modest he tells me no you wont and despite it being fully modest he tells me no and when i sideline it he gets really upset telling me how i am not respecting his islamic rights. But at the same time he goes to places without informing me, smokes cigarettes and what not. I have asked him to tell me his whereabouts and constantly told him to stop smoking.
His response? As a man hes not obligated to tell me anything.

This is so frustrating as a muslim woman already struggling with faith. Ya Allah please guide me to the right path.

These type of situations happen very often and slowly it has started making me question a couple things in Islam. Naudhbillah islam is a perfect religion its just the perception by my husband has made it really suffocating forme

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Is my purpose in this world just to pass this test? What about the dreams I want to achieve here? I want to be a scientist In Sha Allah. I want to research and find out more about the things Allah gave us in this dunia. That's okay as long as it doesn't keep me away from Allah right? I have so much I want to do and learn and achieve, is it okay to want both? Is it okay for me to strive towards all my purely worldly goals here?

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