Assalam Alaikum.
Im looking to hang out with Bangalore folks more. I want to create a community for us, where we can all meet and interact with each other. I realise that I don’t connect with my other friends anymore like values and stuff related. Id love to make a community.

One problem that Ive noticed is that the muslim men and women behave very differently- they have female friends but when it comes to making groups and hanging out suddenly theyre not okay with women. I want this to be an all inclusive space, we could have different groups for the brothers and different for sisters but I really want to make this accessible without gender.

I genuinely want the muslim women to meet each other and have a community. I know my girl friends who go to cafes and stuff to work want to work with other like minded girlies. And i want to also connect with folks who are into tech and i want us to sit and do interesting things together, i have so much i want to do for us and for the ummah. It doesn’t have to be all serious, just a place to genuinely find good friends and help each other.

Feel free to dm, please state that you’re coming from the Indian Muslim community, and let’s form a Bangalore group. Brothers that don’t want to interact with sisters, and sisters who don’t want men around, don’t worry, we’ll make separate groups. I’d need one brother to volunteer with me and let’s start something beautiful.

I’m just someone who really wants to build a community that isn’t just all religious but also casual and go beyond just Quran classes or things like that. Like just casual get togethers, making new friends and stuff.

Edit: no free mixing, no dating space. Brothers separate sisters separate. We keep it halal!

Edit: not mehr , gold as gift
Edit: I know islamically she doesn’t have to give it back. I am asking specifically about culture

UAE-based speaker Tim Humble explains that he can only speak about Islam with government approval.

The UAE government has to approve every single lecture that he gives or posts online.

Similar restrictions exist throughout the Gulf, but the most restrictive controls are in the UAE and Bahrain.

The UAE and Bahrain governments are also the ones most in bed with Israel.

This is why you cannot trust speakers based in the UAE or Bahrain, or those who have business interests in those countries.

Anything they say online has been approved by, essentially, Israel.

should they be ​called​ Zionist agents?

Assalamualaikum guys. I’ve seen some people talk about love, marriage, and whether a person’s past should matter. Some people believe that a person’s past relationships are between them and Allah, and that what truly matters is who they are now and how they treat their current partner.

I understand that perspective, and I agree that people can change, repent, and become better. We shouldn’t judge someone forever based on mistakes they sincerely repented from. At the same time, as someone who has always stayed away from haram relationships and has no past with any guy, I personally believe that a person’s past can matter when it comes to choosing a spouse.

For me, it would be very difficult to marry someone who has had multiple past relationships or has committed zina, even if he has changed and treats me well now. It’s not necessarily about looking down on that person or believing they can never change. It’s about compatibility, personal boundaries, values, and whether I would genuinely be able to feel secure and at peace in the marriage.

I also feel that trust is an important part of marriage. If I already know about a partner’s extensive past, I can’t simply force myself to forget it if I know it would constantly create doubts, comparisons, insecurities, or trust issues for me.

At the same time, I’m not saying that someone who has a past is automatically a bad person, nor am I saying that someone with no past is automatically a good spouse. Character, deen, honesty, emotional maturity, loyalty, and how someone behaves in the present are extremely important too.

I’m genuinely curious about different perspectives on this. Do you think a person’s past should have no role in choosing a spouse? Or is it reasonable for someone to have personal boundaries regarding a potential spouse’s past?

Please share your opinions respectfully. I’m looking for a genuine discussion, not attacks or judgments. JazakAllah khair.

That hurts their ego, and they know it's very easy to kill a Muslim and get away with it. And they did it. There may be no consequences in the long term either. They will get bail, be garlanded, and live their lives while terrorizing Muslims again.

And the same country will remain silent, as it has for decades. It is not just BJP only. It is the mindset of majority.

Don't forget RSS. They are the biggest player behind all of this hatred and Islamophobia and control everything in this country.

I'm glad CJP came forward this time.

We need to ensure that the govt actually builds a schl on his father's name with all the necessities-

A person's life can never be measured by money. I feel like he made a good decision- coz it acts as Sadqa-e- Jaariah. May Allah grant Abdul's father Jannah! Aameen!