Bismillah

Let’s clear a misconception..
Being divorced does not mean you are needy or down and out.
I am a fun loving and creative individual, who enjoys travelling the world with my little ones. I like to eat clean and work out, I also run a charity project and hope to make Hijra in the near future insha’Allah.

I am pretty laid back, what you see is what you get. I don’t like drama or politics in my life, it’s not something I like to be around or be involved in. I’m quite playful in nature and love a bit of banter (in balance ofcourse). I’m passionate about a lot of things and can hold a conversation well with the right person.

I’ve been putting off the idea of remarrying for some time but after some advice and islamic reminders, I’ve chosen to see what possibilities may lay ahead insha’Allah.

I am a daughter of a revert as my mother reverted to Islam from Hinduism. Both my parents are born and brought up in London. We have many family members who have reverted to Islam and are in no way closed minded when it comes to such matters, rather the opposite.

Lastly and most importantly my deen is something I hold in high regard. I don’t feel the need to express my level of emaan on a matrimonial platform or to anyone as that is for Allah alone. There is no compromise in salaah and I strive to better myself as a muslimmah in pleasing Allah every step of the way. No one is perfect but as long as we continue striving that’s what matters insha’Allah and Allah knows best.