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I know people say that you should never underestimate the power of Allah, but isn’t it unrealistic to make dua for “the impossible?”

I’ve finished my exams but I honestly don’t believe I did too great and I’m really worried about my grades. Not only that, but I’ve been wanting to attend a really good university and after my exams, I believe I definitely did not get the grades I needed, though I do not get my results until August. Despite the last 2 years consisting of hardcore revision and discipline, I missed many questions during my exams due to limited time constraints, and the ones that I DID answer, were not at the best of my abilities. My question is, would it be unrealistic to have hope? I really want to attend to get the grades that I know I deserve, and the university that I’ve been wanting to attend, but I genuinely did not perform to well during my exams and it’s bringing me a lot of stress and worry. I feel as if making dua is my only hope, but even with that I don’t believe I’ll get/have gotten the grades.

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Assalāmu ‘alaykum

Since my time studying in Egypt is unfortunately coming to an end, I have to start thinking about my goals and my time in the UK. One of those goals is educating and preparing myself for marriage - may Allāh make it easy for the brothers that are/will be searching.

Do you all have any tips on topics to research, and any specific material to go through?

What I currently have in mind is:

Topics - fiqh & virtues of marriage & women, women's psychology and traits, reasons for Muslim divorce, gender roles, how to give da‘wah

Materials - The Marriage Guide by Sheikh Albānī, Marital Guide by Sheikh ibn Bāz, Marriage and Divorce playlist by Sheikh Abū Suḥaib, Words of Advice Regarding Da‘wah by Sheikh ibn Bāz

BārakAllāh fīkum

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I am a 21-year-old Muslim from a Slavic/Eastern European background. I converted to Islam about 4 years ago, Alhamdulillah, and I take my deen seriously. My intention is to get married in a halal and proper way, Insha’Allah — not casually, but with real commitment and long-term purpose.
The challenge I face is my environment. I live in a small town in Germany where the Muslim community is very small, so it’s difficult to naturally meet someone with serious marriage intentions. The nearest bigger city, like Berlin, is about 3 hours away, but even that feels uncertain in terms of finding the right person.
Another issue is that I often struggle to find someone I feel truly compatible with, both in terms of values and personal attraction. The options around me feel very limited, and that makes the process frustrating at times.
At the same time, I try to stay patient, make dua, and trust Allah (SWT) with tawakkul, believing that everything happens in its right time. But I also feel I need to take more practical steps and don’t fully know what the best approach is in my situation.
I genuinely want to know what someone in my position should do to increase the chances of finding a righteous spouse with serious marriage intentions, Insha’Allah.

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So I am Christian, and I work in a large facility with a break room/cafeteria. A few times now, I have been on a break in a semi-enclosed space within the cafeteria (couch, chairs, books etc; it's pretty neat honestly), and a Muslim man has come in and said his prayers in a corner very close to me. I have always just stayed put , looking at my phone or whatever, and he has left immediately after.

Do you think the more polite or respectful thing would be for me to leave the room? I just figured not making a fuss or giving the wrong impression by getting up was the way to go, but idk. I never see the guy any other time, so I haven't asked him....

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