Erenalp 47 · Aydin, Turkey

47

Not married

- Dating for civil marriage
- Dating for marriage (Mubakh)
- Dating for marriage (Nikah)
- Dating for creating a Muslim family and having children (Nikah)

Looking for woman 25 - 50

Loving and being loved is the best part of life. I want to experience love. I love family. Respect, trust, and love make everything beautiful.

5'8" / 173 cm

179 lb (81 kg)

No children, but want kids

Islam

Secular

Full Observance of halal requirements

I perform 1–2 prayers or irregularly

I do not wear a beard as I do not consider it obligatory

English
Turkish

I don't agree to moving

Bachelor

Self-employed

Finance

My income is above average

I live in my own apartment/house

I have my own car or motorcycle

Always smokes

- Respect for family and parents.

- Mutual respect and love for the sake of the Almighty.

- Insincerity and deceit.

- Turkey;
- Uzbekistan;
- Kazakhstan;
- Tajikistan;
- Kyrgyzstan;
- Russia.

- Iraq;
- Lebanon;
- Nigeria;
- Senegal;
- USA;
- India.

- Family walks and picnics together;
- Gathering with friends in a halal environment;
- Cooking meals for family and loved ones;
- Visiting cultural events and exhibitions (within reason);
- Family gatherings and celebrations;
- Educational courses and seminars.

- Volleyball;
- Swimming (with gender separation considered);
- Table tennis;
- Mountain hiking;
- Dancing in a family circle.

- Turkish folk music;
- Modern melodies within permissible boundaries;
- Motivational audio lectures;
- Soft, relaxing melodies.

- Cooking a tasty homemade dinner for the family;
- A shared walk and shopping for necessary items;
- Taking a walk in the fresh air;
- A small gathering at home with friends;
- Inviting loved ones over for tea and conversation.

- Dinner at a halal restaurant;
- A warm evening with the family;
- A small celebration with close friends;
- Fishing or going outdoors together;
- Cooking a special dinner togethe.

- I openly express my feelings, trying not to offend;
- I identify the cause of the conflict through constructive dialogue;
- I try to understand my spouse’s point of view.

- A new gadget beneficial for the family;
- Some moderate excitement (not contradicting Islam);
- Simply attention and presence (without a material gift).

- 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.

- When one spouse constantly expects the other to solve all problems;
- Forgetting shared family goals and values;
- Selfishness and indifference to the partner’s needs.

- When spouses are reliable helpers and friends to each other;
- Mutual understanding and support in all areas;
- Being open and caring toward each othe.

- Opportunity to do your favorite activities without harming family life;
- Working out or reading alone.

- Point out your spouse’s mistakes with a sincere desire to help;
- Discuss problems at an appropriate time and place, keeping respect intact;
- Be yourself and respect the other person’s individuality.