Zobir 28 · Serpukhov, Russia

28

Not married

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

Looking for woman 23 - 27

For me, family means not just living together, but truly being there for each other. When we can be different yet still feel support and warmth. I am a reliable person. Not just in words, but in deeds. I love when relationships have not only seriousness but also lightness. A sense of humor is important to me—I feel that life can be tough without it. I want our home to be cozy and kind, where we understand each other with half a word and support one another at any moment. I am not one to pressure or demand. I prefer to negotiate, listen, and respect personal space. But I also want my efforts to be noticed and appreciated. I am also interested in developing and learning more about Islam. I think it’s much more interesting to do this together than alone. I am looking for not just a wife, but a close person with whom we will be both friends and a team. Someone with whom we can laugh, be silent, and walk in the same direction.

I am involved in developing chatbots and integrating services. I am interested in AI (photo/video) and vibe coding. In warm weather, I play soccer/table tennis.

I am looking for a religious girl younger than me, for whom Islam is not just a tradition or habit, but a conscious way of life. For whom honesty and purity in relationships are not just words, but the foundation of everything. With such a person, you feel she is your support, and you build everything on transparency and mutual respect for our Islamic values. It is important that the concepts of "halal" and "haram" serve as her guide in life, not just empty sounds. I dream of a companion with a kind and gentle heart, who knows how to warm with care and create a true coziness at home. But at the same time, she should have inner strength and dignity. Care should manifest not only in actions but also in warmth of spirit—for me and, Insha Allah, for our children. For her, preparing a delicious dinner for the family should be a joy and a small act of service. I value wisdom and calmness. It is important that in difficult times, my wife knows how to maintain peace in the family, can yield for the sake of harmony, but at the same time does not remain silent and can respectfully and openly express what is on her mind. When trust is valued above pride, it is worth a lot. And of course, respect for family and parents is very important to me. I want my wife to understand that honoring my mom and dad is not an obligation, but a blessing and part of our faith. That we are not just husband and wife, but one big family, where there is no place for selfishness and division. My goal is to create a strong family based on the Quran and Sunnah, where trust, respect, and mutual care prevail.

5'11" / 180 cm

165 lb (75 kg)

No children, but want kids

Islam

Religious

Full Observance of halal requirements

I perform 5 prayers daily

I grow a beard following the Sunnah, but I may trim it

Russian

I do not rule out moving to another country

Master

Working

Information Technology

I have an average income

I rent an apartment alone

I use public transport

I do not smoke at all

- Sincerity and openness;
- Kindness and caring;
- Ability to make decisions;
- Ability to listen and understand another person.

- Trust and sincerity;
- Shared perspectives on important values;
- Regular emotional and spiritual closeness.

- Irresponsibility;
- Inconsistency in words and actions;
- Hypocrisy;
- Selfishness;
- Haughtiness.

- Saudi Arabia;
- Turkey;
- Malaysia;
- Russia.

- Family walks and picnics together;
- Reading Islamic and educational literature;
- Listening to nasheeds and spiritual audio recordings;
- Engaging in sports or physical activity;
- Developing one’s own business in line with Sharia norms.

- Soccer;
- Badminton;
- Cycling;
- Table tennis.

- Cooking a tasty homemade dinner for the family;
- Praying together and strengthening spiritual connection.

- Dinner at a halal restaurant;
- A walk along the waterfront or in a park;
- Discussing plans for marriage and the future.

- I identify the cause of the conflict through constructive dialogue;
- I try to understand my spouse’s point of view;
- I look for compromise and mutual forgiveness.

- A day spent together in a family park;
- A handmade gift created with care;
- Simply attention and presence (without a material gift).

- Absolutely important; we are one big family.

- Forgetting shared family goals and values;
- Selfishness and indifference to the partner’s needs;
- Irresponsible spending of joint funds.

- When spouses are reliable helpers and friends to each other;
- Emotional and spiritual closeness;
- Mutual understanding and support in all areas.

- Time for private prayer and self-reflection.

- Discuss problems at an appropriate time and place, keeping respect intact;
- First figure out your own emotions, then express them.