The most important qualities in a future spouse for me are:
- Reliability and loyalty to Islamic values;
- Sincerity and openness;
- Kindness and caring;
- Aspiration for spiritual growth;
- Ability to listen and understand another person.
The most important thing in family life is:
- Respect for traditions and family;
- Joint pursuit of righteousness;
- Noble treatment of each othe.
I absolutely cannot tolerate the following in people:
- Greed;
- Irresponsibility;
- Excessive quick temper;
- Unwillingness to learn and develop;
- Lack of knowledge regarding matters of faith.
My leisure time preferences are:
- Family walks and picnics together;
- Reading Islamic and educational literature;
- Caring for pets permitted in Islam;
- Learning culinary skills for halal cooking;
- Cooking meals for family and loved ones;
- Engaging in sports or physical activity.
Among all sports, I prefer:
- Running;
- Volleyball;
- Martial arts (within permissible limits);
- Workouts at the gym;
- Fitness in female/male-only groups.
In case of a conflict with a loved one, I:
- I identify the cause of the conflict through constructive dialogue;
- I look for compromise and mutual forgiveness;
- I try to avoid arguments, remembering the importance of peace at home.
A preferred gift from someone close to me is:
- Dinner at a nice halal restaurant;
- A surprise in the form of a homemade breakfast;
- Simply attention and presence (without a material gift).
How I feel about maintaining contact with my spouse’s parents:
- I don’t mind as long as it doesn’t interfere with our relationship;
- Very important, because honoring parents is a Muslim’s duty;
- Absolutely important; we are one big family;
- I happily keep in regular contact and offer help.
Honesty in relationships is:
- Discuss problems at an appropriate time and place, keeping respect intact;
- First figure out your own emotions, then express them;
- Be yourself and respect the other person’s individuality.