Rifat 47 · Moscow, Russia

47

Widow

- Dating for marriage (Nikah)

Looking for woman 25 - 45

A man in the prime of life, I have two wonderful children. I am looking for a life partner and a mother for my children. I work and will fully support my family. I have my own housing.

I am engaged in raising my children and studying psychology. I previously practiced fitness and even earlier, sports. I enjoyed numismatics, etc.

I am looking for a woman who is ready for family life. Someone who is willing to make compromises and face life's challenges together. As for personality traits, I will say this (it is impossible to find an ideal; they do not exist, and we must work on relationships).

5'9" / 175 cm

165 lb (75 kg)

Have kids and they live with me

Islam

Believer

Full Observance of halal requirements

Russian

I don't rule out moving to another city

Master

Working

Security Services

I have an average income

I live in my own apartment/house

I have my own car or motorcycle

I do not smoke at all

- Reliability and loyalty to Islamic values;
- Sincerity and openness;
- Kindness and caring;
- Purity of intentions and actions.

- Harmony and mutual understanding;
- Trust and sincerity;
- Shared perspectives on important values.

- Inconsistency in words and actions;
- Selfishness;
- Arrogance.

- Azerbaijan;
- Brunei;
- Tajikistan;
- Albania;
- Maldives;
- Australia.

- Azerbaijan;
- Iran;
- Tajikistan;
- Albania;
- Maldives.

- Gathering with friends in a halal environment;
- Reading Islamic and educational literature;
- Visiting cultural events and exhibitions (within reason);
- Engaging in sports or physical activity;
- Developing one’s own business in line with Sharia norms;
- Educational courses and seminars.

- Badminton;
- Martial arts (within permissible limits);
- Fitness in female/male-only groups.

- Motivational audio lectures.

- Going to a family café with a halal menu;
- Visiting a cultural or educational event together;
- Taking a walk in the fresh ai.

- I try to understand my spouse’s point of view;
- I look for compromise and mutual forgiveness;
- I realize that a properly resolved conflict can strengthen the family.

- A trip to blessed places;
- A surprise in the form of a homemade breakfast;
- Simply attention and presence (without a material gift).

- I don’t consider it especially important; we have our own family;
- I meet them occasionally on major holidays;
- I don’t mind as long as it doesn’t interfere with our relationship;
- Very important, because honoring parents is a Muslim’s duty;
- I happily keep in regular contact and offer help;

- When one spouse constantly expects the other to solve all problems;
- Selfishness and indifference to the partner’s needs;
- Lack of freedom to make decisions within permissible limits.

- Emotional and spiritual closeness;
- Raising children together in the spirit of Islam;
- Being open and caring toward each othe.

- Working out or reading alone.

- 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.