So I M(22)moved from one city in Germany to another (Bonn). Because of some reasons, I wasn’t able to build a social life here, and it’s already been a couple of years. I wanted to ask: What should I do to build connections with people whom I can go out with? I can’t continue this way.How did you do it.
So I moved from one city in Germany to another (Bonn). Because of some reasons, I wasn’t able to build a social life here, and it’s already been a couple of years. I wanted to ask: What should I do to build connections with people whom I can go out with? I can’t continue this way.
We know Allah is Al-’Adl (The Just). I know that people who are tested harder in the dunya may have greater rewards in the akhirah, but my question is about the dunya itself.
If two people are not tested with the same things, how is that fair? And if someone has an easier life while not even knowing how hard another person is being tested, how is that fair? How does Allah’s fairness work when people’s lives and tests are so different?
We know Allah is Al-’Adl (The Just). I know that people who are tested harder in the dunya may have greater rewards in the akhirah, but my question is about the dunya itself.
If two people are not tested with the same things, how is that fair? And if someone has an easier life while not even knowing how hard another person is being tested, how is that fair? How does Allah’s fairness work when people’s lives and tests are so different?
I’m in my early 20s (M) and honestly I don’t feel anywhere near ready for marriage.
I actually had two proposals from people I know about 2 years ago, and I said no because I just didn’t feel ready at all. Even now, I still feel the same.
What surprises me is that people around me in my age range are already getting married or seriously planning it. I don’t understand how they feel ready for something that big so early.
Maybe I’m just slow or overthinking it, but I genuinely don’t see how people feel prepared for that kind of commitment at this age.
I wanted to ask you all something:
Have you ever made a dua that was answered, and afterward your life changed in a good way? Maybe something you thought was impossible, but Allah answered it and it opened doors, brought peace, solved a problem, or changed your life for the better.
If you’re comfortable sharing, I’d love to hear your story. It might inspire and give hope to others who are still waiting for their duas to be answered.
I wanted to ask you all something:
Have you ever made a dua that was answered, and afterward your life changed in a good way? Maybe something you thought was impossible, but Allah answered it and it opened doors, brought peace, solved a problem, or changed your life for the better.
If you’re comfortable sharing, I’d love to hear your story. It might inspire and give hope to others who are still waiting for their duas to be answered.
I wanted to ask you all something:
Have you ever made a dua that was answered, and afterward your life changed in a good way? Maybe something you thought was impossible, but Allah answered it and it opened doors, brought peace, solved a problem, or changed your life for the better.
If you’re comfortable sharing, I’d love to hear your story. It might inspire and give hope to others who are still waiting for their duas to be answered.
I’m in my early 20s (M) and honestly I don’t feel anywhere near ready for marriage.
I actually had two proposals from people I know about 2 years ago, and I said no because I just didn’t feel ready at all. Even now, I still feel the same.
What surprises me is that people around me in my age range are already getting married or seriously planning it. I don’t understand how they feel ready for something that big so early.
Maybe I’m just slow or overthinking it, but I genuinely don’t see how people feel prepared for that kind of commitment at this age.
I’m in my early 20s (M) and honestly I don’t feel anywhere near ready for marriage.
I actually had two proposals from people I know about 2 years ago, and I said no because I just didn’t feel ready at all. Even now, I still feel the same.
What surprises me is that people around me in my age range are already getting married or seriously planning it. I don’t understand how they feel ready for something that big so early.
Maybe I’m just slow or overthinking it, but I genuinely don’t see how people feel prepared for that kind of commitment at this age.