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السلام عليكم حبيت بس اقولكو اني من مصر اتولدت و كبرت هنا في الامارات و بحب الإمارات و الإماراتيين اوي و انتو شعب طيب و ربنا يديم الأمن و الأمان هنا ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Guys I want to tell you that I really love salt burgers, pull me pizzeria, traditional Arabic shawarma specially from Mallah, Spicy zinger supreme, Big Mac chicken, fattoush, pomegranate molasses, roasted chicken, bukhari rice, mix cheese and mushroom ravioli and I love sparkling water

I’m writing this to all the men who use Islam to control women, belittle them, and justify selfish behavior in the name of الدين. Men who obsess over the idea of marrying 4 wives just because they’re financially capable, or think they have the right to marry again without even informing their wife, completely miss the essence of Islam, mercy, honesty, responsibility, and rahma.

Some of you don’t even pray, don’t treat women with kindness or respect, yet become defensive and angry the moment a woman says she would not accept polygamy. The hypocrisy is unbelievable.

You are the reason many women fear marriage today. Not because Islam is unfair, but because some men twist religion to serve their ego and desires while ignoring the compassion and accountability that Islam actually teaches.

Wallahy, Allah sees everything. You may fool people, but you cannot fool Allah. حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل فيكم.

Hello all,

I’ve been searching for an apartment recently and honestly the current agency fees are making the process very difficult. Many agents are charging 10% commission on top of the rent, security deposit, and all the additional moving costs, which pushes most options far beyond my budget.

I’m currently looking for either a studio or 1 bedroom apartment in Meydan or Nad Al Sheba Gardens (not in Azizi Riviera). My maximum budget is AED 55K inclusive of the security deposit.

If you are a direct owner, or know someone renting directly without extremely high agency fees, I would really appreciate it if you could reach out. Thank you so much.

Hello everyone,

I felt like sharing this in case it brings hope to someone. A few things have happened to me that made me feel that Allah truly heard me. I’ll share two moments that stayed with me.

The first: One day, I was overwhelmed with sadness because of an injustice I had experienced. I had just left the gym and was sitting in my car, crying and praying out loud to Allah. I kept saying that I had been genuine with that person and did not deserve what happened. I was pouring my heart out. Right before I reached home, I turned on the radio, and it automatically tuned to a Quran station. The verse that played was:

وَاصْبِرْ حَتَّىٰ يَحْكُمَ اللَّهُ وَهُوَ خَيْرُ الْحَاكِمِينَ

صدق الله العظيم

The second: During Ramadan, I had a list of duaas that I consistently prayed for throughout the month. After Ramadan, I started feeling disappointed, almost as if Allah was not listening to me. I remembered the injustice I mentioned in the first incident, and I didn’t know if that person ever faced consequences. I kept praying for the same things over and over, unsure if they were being answered. Maybe they were, in ways I couldn’t see, since I no longer speak to that person. The point is, I was just frustrated and not sure if Allah accepted my prayers during Ramadan.

One day, I felt overwhelmed again as I was feeling very lonely and not sure if I will ever meet my person. I cried deeply while praying Asr, and later, while driving for about 30 minutes, I kept repeating:

رَبِّ لَا تَذَرْنِي فَرْدًا وَأَنتَ خَيْرُ الْوَارِثِينَ

I have been feeling very lonely lately, doing many things on my own, and I truly feared ending up alone.

The next day, a friend called me and told me she had a dream about me. In her dream, I was engaged to a very handsome man, tall, kind, and I looked genuinely happy. As soon as she told me, my eyes filled with tears. It felt like reassurance that Allah had heard me.

I’m sharing this to remind you that Allah is always listening, even when it feels like He isn’t.

Thank you.

Hello everyone,

I felt like sharing this in case it brings hope to someone. A few things have happened to me that made me feel that Allah truly heard me. I’ll share two moments that stayed with me.

The first: One day, I was overwhelmed with sadness because of an injustice I had experienced. I had just left the gym and was sitting in my car, crying and praying out loud to Allah. I kept saying that I had been genuine with that person and did not deserve what happened. I was pouring my heart out. Right before I reached home, I turned on the radio, and it automatically tuned to a Quran station. The verse that played was:

وَاصْبِرْ حَتَّىٰ يَحْكُمَ اللَّهُ وَهُوَ خَيْرُ الْحَاكِمِينَ

صدق الله العظيم

The second: During Ramadan, I had a list of duaas that I consistently prayed for throughout the month. After Ramadan, I started feeling disappointed, almost as if Allah was not listening to me. I remembered the injustice I mentioned in the first incident, and I didn’t know if that person ever faced consequences. I kept praying for the same things over and over, unsure if they were being answered. Maybe they were, in ways I couldn’t see, since I no longer speak to that person. The point is, I was just frustrated and not sure if Allah accepted my prayers during Ramadan.

One day, I felt overwhelmed again as I was feeling very lonely and not sure if I will ever meet my person. I cried deeply while praying Asr, and later, while driving for about 30 minutes, I kept repeating:

رَبِّ لَا تَذَرْنِي فَرْدًا وَأَنتَ خَيْرُ الْوَارِثِينَ

I have been feeling very lonely lately, doing many things on my own, and I truly feared ending up alone.

The next day, a friend called me and told me she had a dream about me. In her dream, I was engaged to a very handsome man, tall, kind, and I looked genuinely happy. As soon as she told me, my eyes filled with tears. It felt like reassurance that Allah had heard me.

I’m sharing this to remind you that Allah is always listening, even when it feels like He isn’t.

Thank you.

Hello everyone,

I felt like sharing this in case it brings hope to someone. A few things have happened to me that made me feel that Allah truly heard me. I’ll share two moments that stayed with me.

The first: One day, I was overwhelmed with sadness because of an injustice I had experienced. I had just left the gym and was sitting in my car, crying and praying out loud to Allah. I kept saying that I had been genuine with that person and did not deserve what happened. I was pouring my heart out. Right before I reached home, I turned on the radio, and it automatically tuned to a Quran station. The verse that played was:

وَاصْبِرْ حَتَّىٰ يَحْكُمَ اللَّهُ وَهُوَ خَيْرُ الْحَاكِمِينَ

صدق الله العظيم

The second: During Ramadan, I had a list of duaas that I consistently prayed for throughout the month. After Ramadan, I started feeling disappointed, almost as if Allah was not listening to me. I remembered the injustice I mentioned in the first incident, and I didn’t know if that person ever faced consequences. I kept praying for the same things over and over, unsure if they were being answered. Maybe they were, in ways I couldn’t see, since I no longer speak to that person. The point is, I was just frustrated and not sure if Allah accepted my prayers during Ramadan.

One day, I felt overwhelmed again as I was feeling very lonely and not sure if I will ever meet my person. I cried deeply while praying Asr, and later, while driving for about 30 minutes, I kept repeating:

رَبِّ لَا تَذَرْنِي فَرْدًا وَأَنتَ خَيْرُ الْوَارِثِينَ

I have been feeling very lonely lately, doing many things on my own, and I truly feared ending up alone.

The next day, a friend called me and told me she had a dream about me. In her dream, I was engaged to a very handsome man, tall, kind, and I looked genuinely happy. As soon as she told me, my eyes filled with tears. It felt like reassurance that Allah had heard me.

I’m sharing this to remind you that Allah is always listening, even when it feels like He isn’t.

Thank you.

Hello everyone,

I felt like sharing this in case it brings hope to someone. A few things have happened to me that made me feel that Allah truly heard me. I’ll share two moments that stayed with me.

The first: One day, I was overwhelmed with sadness because of an injustice I had experienced. I had just left the gym and was sitting in my car, crying and praying out loud to Allah. I kept saying that I had been genuine with that person and did not deserve what happened. I was pouring my heart out. Right before I reached home, I turned on the radio, and it automatically tuned to a Quran station. The verse that played was:

وَاصْب**ِرْ حَتَّىٰ يَحْكُمَ اللَّهُ و**َهُوَ خَيْرُ الْحَاكِمِينَ

صدق الله العظيم

The second: During Ramadan, I had a list of duaas that I consistently prayed for throughout the month. After Ramadan, I started feeling disappointed, almost as if Allah was not listening to me. I remembered the injustice I mentioned in the first incident, and I didn’t know if that person ever faced consequences. I kept praying for the same things over and over, unsure if they were being answered. Maybe they were, in ways I couldn’t see, since I no longer speak to that person. The point is, I was just frustrated and not sure if Allah accepted my prayers during Ramadan.

One day, I felt overwhelmed again as I was feeling very lonely and not sure if I will ever meet my person. I cried deeply while praying Asr, and later, while driving for about 30 minutes, I kept repeating:

رَب**ِّ لَا تَذَرْن*ِي *فَ*رْدً*ا وَأَنت**َ خَيْرُ الْوَارِثِينَ

I have been feeling very lonely lately, doing many things on my own, and I truly feared ending up alone.

The next day, a friend called me and told me she had a dream about me. In her dream, I was engaged to a very handsome man, tall, kind, and I looked genuinely happy. As soon as she told me, my eyes filled with tears. It felt like reassurance that Allah had heard me.

I’m sharing this to remind you that Allah is always listening, even when it feels like He isn’t.

Thank you.

I was recently evicted from my apartment because the landlord claimed they needed to sell the property. I accepted it and moved out, but I have a feeling the unit might actually be getting re-rented instead of sold.

Is there any way to verify what’s happening with the property now? For example, checking listings, public records, ejari or anything else that could confirm whether it’s been sold or rented again?

Also, if it turns out they re-rented it instead of selling, is that something I can take action on?

Would really appreciate any advice or similar experiences.

Thanks in advance